hi, friends. good morning. it's the 17th of april. i'm anna kooiman. we do have a fox news alert for you now. a deadly earthquake in ecuador sends people screaming. the 7.8 magnitude quake shaking a nation. at least 77 are dead. more than 500 are injured. buildings flattened, now the military is being called in to search for survivors. plus an exodus from gitmo. nine detainees some listed as high risk sent to saudi arabia. now the question is whether the country will be able to stop these men looking into killing
americans from rejoining the fight. and what does george clooney think about the expensive fund-raiser he just threw for hillary clinton. >> 353,000 for a couple to be a cochair. do you look at yourself around that's an obscene amount of money? >> yes. i think it's an obscene amount of money. >> at least he's aware of. >> are these poisoning politics? he thinks so. he just threw one. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ all right. tomorrow is tax day. so come on down to the plaza this morning, relieve some stress. we have punching bags and massages. >> we have last minute tax
advice. >> did you do your taxes yesterday? >> need to write that check. going to do that tomorrow. >> that's right. >> learn what your effective tax rate is. there's bar there. that's when you learn about what your effective tax rate. >> we are going to be doing some karaoke this morning. so i'm hoping everybody at home has some mimosas or bloody mary's. none of us can think very well. >> can i ask, are we doing mimosas because of tax day? >> sing for our supper. >> america wants to see clayton morris to sing. >> give the people what they want. >> i'm going to provide that for you. >> two minutes after the the hour. another deadly earthquake strikes within a matter of days, this time on ecuador's northwest peninsula.
7.8 magnitude quake crumbling homes and buckling a major overpass. at least 77 are dead. landslides now making it hard for crews to get to the hardest hit areas. it comes days after two quakes in southwestern japan killed at least 29 people and more than 1,500 others. heavy rains slowing the search for survivors there. . call it the rules of enragement and russia has done it again. >> on the deck, below the bridge wing. >> well, earlier this week you remember we told you about those russian jets buzzing by our navy ships repeatedly. well, another aggressive display, this time in the sky. a russian jet flying 50 feet from the wing tip of a u.s. aircraft on thursday. the white house condemning the fly byes as the most reckless acts since the cold war. and man who shot and killed a maryland firefighter has been
released and no charges were filed. 39-year-old veteran firefighter john ulmschneider here on the left died from his wounds. 19-year-old volunteer firefighter kevin swain also shot, but is in stable condition. they were responding to a welfare call made by the gunman's brother who was also shot but will be okay. it is unclear why no charges were filed but investigators say it is medically related. a "seinfeld" reunion of sorts on "saturday night live." >> how exactly are you going to break up the big banks? >> break it up. >> how, how? >> once i'm elected president i'll have a nice -- in the white house gym, i'll go to the big banks, yada, yada, yada, they'll be broken up.
>> larry david is the cocreator of the hit sitcom that starred julia louis-dreyfus. >> there was a whole episode called the yada yada yada. what's in your tax plan? we don't know. meanwhile, more this morning out of guantanamo bay. the united states had just released nine guantanamo bay prisoners to join a real thing -- call it jihad rehab in saudi arabia. they have ties to saudi arabia. many of them had been cleared to be released since 2010. >> making good on campaign promise from president obama, trying to close this. we have seen this drip drip drip. let's look at who the guys are. the baddest of the bad. abdallah, he was trained in large caliber weapons under osama bin laden. another here high risk, former bodyguard to osama bin laden. and then we've got one more
there, if we can scroll up there. who is said to be like a son to osama bin laden. and the president, pete, said that guantanamo bay is used as a terror recruitment tool. is that the case? you used to be a guard there. i mean, you say that the conditions are pretty good. >> they're incredibly good you you think we haven't attempted to do rehab there? they tried to de-escalate the extremism. the only difference there is we'll go back -- they'll go back to jihad. these guys are very dangerous. this white house is obsessed with closing guantanamo bay no matter what. they'll send them to saudi arabia where we'll have no control over them. >> yet, none of the guys have been charged. so they have been sitting in the legal limbo. supporters have argued try them in the u.s. prison. these go back to the george w.
bush administration when he repeatedly tried to close guantanamo bay and these guys have been caught in the legal limbo. >> not for lack of trying. there's a commission's process that could be efficient. but because it's been caught up in a legal limbo these guys are stuck. there's no doubt there's a rap sheet on all of them, but the administration -- they have let go even worse of the folks. but now you have all yemeni to saudi arabia, it's too unstable to send them there. it's part of the slow drip. now to the campaign trail, because we saw last night another clean sweep for republican ted cruz over donald trump in a voterless victory in wyoming. no votes, but delegates. >> but the party leaders may have some tricks up their sleeve. >> gareth tenney has more. >> reporter: it's a win that's sure to be criticized by some of
the rivals, notably donald trump. wyoming awards delegates in a multitiered caucus system. similar to colorado's which is highly criticized last week. here's how the total delegate breakdown looks now. trump's lead over cruz is now less than 200 delegates. john kasich still far behind with 144. ted cruz says going into tuesday momentum is on his side. >> you've got the entire spectrum of the republican party coming together and unifying. >> after this weekend when he gets wiped out in new york which he will, he gets wiped out, he no longer has the road to the nomination. >> reporter: there appears to be some growing discord among party leaders. yesterday, the chairman of the party's rule committee accused top officials of trying to prevent changes to the rules that would take away their power at the convention to nominate
someone outside of the current candidates. something that many establishment republicans have discussed since they view both trump and cruz as undesirable options that are likely to lose in the general election. back to you. >> thanks so much. meanwhile, hillary clinton, you know, a tale of two candidates. hillary clinton going out to the west coast yesterday and to hollywood for a big sit down, a big fund-raising dinner with george clooney and his wife. and bernie sanders going to the vatican to meet with the pope. meanwhile t criticism about clinton and the big money events $353,000 per couple to go to this george clooney dinner. >> and thatt have had gold flecks or diamonds in it. we talk about the xosh tantd -- exorbitant dinner costs but this is a way -- >> it's $353,000 per couple. >> not per plate. >> nbc's chuck todd, i almost
said todd chuck, he sat down with george clooney to ask him about the obscene amount of money in politics. >> do you look at how much is being raised and i think the -- i think it's $353,000 to be a cochair. do you look at yourself and think that's an obscene amount of money? >> yes, i think it's an obscene amount of money. we had some protesters last night wh we pulled up in san francisco. and they're right to protest. they're absolutely right. it is about obscene amount of money. the sanders campaign is right. it is ridiculous that we should have this kind of money in politics i agree. >> this money is poisoning politics. >> what a great hillary clinton surrogate. >> this is why donald trump said, he said i'm not flying out the wyoming, i'm not doing to spend all this money to take out
the delegates and schmooze them. >> it's a big difference talking to delegates than hollywood types. delegates are grass roots activists at the end of the day, and hollywood elites who can afford 350,000 is a whole other echelon. >> let us know what you think. is george clooney right? and a record number of snowfall yesterday. it's not over yet. >> yeah. that's the same wicked weather that also is expected to bear down on the great plains. >> and rick reichmuth has the latest. >> they're correcting me yesterday i meant it's the 16th, when the snow hit. >> yes, i don't know what day it is. there's something about tax stuff going on. >> can somebody get a calendar? >> today is the 17th. tomorrow is the 18th which is tax day.
>> either way, here's what you have to put in perspective. denver's second snowiest month of the year is april. it's spring, it shouldn't be snowing, but it's not abnormal at all. it's big snowfall to kind that kind of snow. when you have that this time of the year you have a lot of warmer air generally in front of it. that's what we have going on across the central plains. 63 in kansas city. 31 in denver where you have all that snow and still snowing this that area. this is blocked where we see this -- nothing going on across the east coast. all of that pressure is trying to move up to the east, but it continue, and it's stuck there. we have the rain across the plains it will fall again today and tomorrow and even into tuesday. a lot of flooding again across parts of texas and oklahoma. and the snow is falling for a little longer across colorado. don't worry, it will warm up this week. we'll be back into the 60s and 70s in the latter part of the
week. tomorrow, i think we will see 80s up and down the eastern seaboard. >> tulips are blooming. >> well done. the video is incredible. quick thinking dad saving his kid from being killed by an out of control car. the split second decision you have to see again and again. holy smokes. bernie sanders and hillary clinton battling for al sharpton's endorsement. but is it time for african-americans to consider a republican? but first, we're taking out our anger ahead of tax day. come on down to the plaza and relieve some stress. ♪ i could get used to this. now you can, with the luxuriously transformed 2016 lexus es and es hybrid. ♪
yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. silence. are you in good hands? my m...about my toothpasteice. she eveand mouthwash.ice... but she's a dentist so...i kind of have to listen. she said "jen, go pro with crest pro-health advanced." advance to healthier gums... ...and stronger teeth from day one. using crest toothpaste and mouthwash makes my... ...whole mouth feel awesome. and my teeth are stronger too. crest-pro health advanced... ...is superior to colgate total... ...in these 5 areas dentists check. this check up? so good. go pro with crest pro-health advanced. mom's right...again! we built our factories here because of a huge natural resource. not the land. the water. or power sources. it's the people. american workers. they build world-class products.
and that builds communities. and a better future. for all of us. because making something in america means so much, to so many. weathertech. proudly made in america.
i think that the black -- the black vote cannot be taken for granted and how we define
not taking it for granted is the issue. because what we're saying is you must come with some clear, concrete proposals. not sound bites, but lay out a plan. >> well, bernie sanders and hillary clinton competing for al sharpton's endorsement. both speaking to voters at the action network convention this week, by do they have the african-american's best interests in mind? joining me right now is mayoral candidate dr. michael faulkner. thank you for being here. before we talk about the mayoral race, democrats are trying to bid for the black vote here in new york city. compare hillary clinton and bernie sanders on that. >> well, i think hillary historically has -- feels like she has a lock on the vote. i think bernie has stimulated
the interests, but it's -- to me it's more of the same. while bernie stimulates the interests of the millennial and the younger voter, i think hillary represents the establishment and the failed policies and plans that have been going on for 50 years. it just hasn't worked. >> you talking about policy. what has hillary clinton done to have a lock on the black vote? >> i don't think she has a lock on the black vote but certainly the poll numbers and her record thus far has shown an overwhelming amount of black voters have voted for her. but they haven't had any choices. in the republican contest, that's where the choice is really going to be made, to give them an opportunity. i'm out there every day talking to real voters in new york, particularly in the african-american community. because i wanted to start there because i really wanted to see if the message of republican values would really resonate there. and it is resonating in an overwhelming fashion.
and i can't tell you how many people are telling me they're tired of the promises for relief through a welfare state. they're tired of the failed policies for the past 50 years. it just hasn't worked. they know it hasn't worked. and the democrats don't have anything new. so hillary is more of the same. >> so before we get to the republicans on the democrat side, you've got the unemployment rate amongst the black community almost double that of the general population. >> under a black president. >> under a black president who said he'd improve those conditions and heal the nation and we have seen a substantial racial divide unfortunately. what is bernie sanders offering that's different than hillary clinton. can he bite into the vote? >> he might bite into the vote per se, but his policies -- the things he's talking about are unrealistic. most serious voters understand
that bernie is talking from lala land. people have lived long enough to say, wait a minute, this is preposterous. this can never happen in a gridlocked washington. >> you're going -- you're here in new york, spreading the principles of republicanism. briefly what can republican candidates do to recapture more of the votes? >> we can talk about jobs, starting businesses. we can do exactly what i'm doing. talking to voters and learning from them, getting understand -- understanding what their concern is and being able to deal with that. i'm doing that. i'm taking on bill de blasio head to head on these issues because he explains it as a -- you know, he wants to be the progressive voice for america. >> yep. >> and we're not having it. >> turns out we're not making much progress. reverend michael faulkner.
thank you. we told you about the expert trainer known as the tiger whisperer mauled to death by the cat she trained. jeff corwin is here about what he thinks went wrong. and think outside the bun, check it out. the student whose yearbook photo will go down in history. i accept i'm not 22.
i accept i do a shorter set these days. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't play anything less than my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'm going for it. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin... eliquis had both... that's what i wanted to hear. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily... ...and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures. i accept i don't play ...quite like i used to.
but i'm still bringing my best. and going for eliquis. reduced risk of stroke plus less major bleeding. ask your doctor... ...if switching... ...to eliquis is right for you. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important.
comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. we're back with some quick headlines. he's a strong ally of nancy pelosi and he was supposed to have a clear path to the maryland senate seat, but donna evans is being favored over chris van holland. the lesser known edwards has run with a message of economic home. businesses may be quote fleeing another liberal
paradise, california cheered when the $15 minimum wage went into effect but now the clothing apparel are feeling the heat. american apparel fired about 500 people and turns out $15 an hour has unintended consequences. anna, over to you. 25 minutes after the hour. at this hour, investigators still working to determine what went wrong when a veteran florida zookeeper known as the tiger whisperer was mauled to death by one of the giant cats she was caring for. performing a routine procedure on friday when the animal attacked. well, jeff corwin has worked with wild animals his entire career and he joins us now. jeff, thanks for being with us. i hate that we have a tragic story you're coming to us for today. this woman no doubt knew what she was doing. known as the tiger whisperer. can you get too comfortable? >> you can never get too comfortable, anna, when working
with powerful predators like tigers. these are mighty creatures. they're the top of the food chain. they're equipped with some of the most powerful predatory skills so you can never get too comfortable. >> when dealing with the predatory animal what's kind of the protocol? is there supposed to be a barrier between you and the animal? what is it like in the zoo? >> that's a good question. zoological environments what they have is what is called protective separation. or protective contact which means that when you're working with powerful creatures like elephants or lions and tigers, these mighty predators, you have this barrier which basically keeps you safe from the animal you're working with. you're allowed to work with this creature, make sure it's fed, give it environmental stimulation but there's something between you and the animal to ensure that if something goes awry, you're able
to keep yourself and the animal safe. >> you would think that this zookeeper was probably thinking, i have a bond with this animal. she had dedicated her entire life to fulfilling the work of the zoo, to bring these animals to, you know, children and teach them about environmental preservation and all of that through her work with this tighter. just a tragic situation. what do you think could have gone wrong? you know, this is a normal day to day thing. what do you think went wrong? >> absolutely, anna. you really touched this point so perfectly. this individual -- this was her life passion. her mission was to protect these animals and to share their story. and in zoos, tigers can serve as an ambassador to enlighten people on the plight that they s and poaching and educate people on the importance of protecting these species so i have no doubt
this was her life passion and mission. but the truth is you can never get too comfortable with these animals. even though you can develop a relationship with these creatures, you always have in the back of your mind the reality that this is an incredibly powerful predator that weighs many times more than you do. never let your guard down. >> it's a wild animal. >> everyone that absolutely works with the animals can never forget. >> we're running out of time, but how will the tiger live out the rest of the days? will it be at the zoo and out in the exhibit and all of that? >> that's a good question. i think the bigger issue that we have to remember that tigers are incredibly endangered. this specific species there's only 250 left on the planet. and what the tiger did is what tigers do. they're powerful predators. that cannot be forgotten. i imagine the people that work at the zoo will keep this tiger
as an ambassador of the species and continue to protect it. >> all right. jeff corwin, thank you for your insight today. appreciate it. a tragic story. coming up on "fox & friends" weekend, facebook skewed with donald trump. and warming up to cuba and what do we get in return? raul castro bashing america again. this senior photo season, thinking outside of your bun. if you have one as creative as this one, send it to us. down to you. >> yeah, good. across. come on! you know we said we'd take a look
at our retirement plan today. not now! i'm cleaning the oven! yeah, i'm cleaning the gutters! well i'm learning snapchamp! chat. chat! changing the oil... (vo) it's surprising what people would rather do than deal with retirement. pressure-washing the... roses.
aerating the lawn! (vo) but with nationwide it's no big deal. okay, your retirement plan is all set. nationwide? awesome. nice neighborhood. ♪ nationwide is on your side nationwide is the exclusive insurance partner of plenti. if time is infinite, why is there never enough of it? a john deere 1 family tractor with quik-park lets you attach and go. imatch quick-hitch gives you more time for what you love. so it takes less work to do more work. autoconnect drive-over mower deck?
done. they're not making any more land. but there's plenty of time if you know where to look. all john deere compact tractors come with an industry-best, six-year, no-cost powertrain warranty.
♪ there's real workout going of on in this plaza right now. because tax day is tomorrow. and anna is working out right now. feeling the burden of the tax related stress. one way to deal with that is to take your frustration out on the punching bag. >> hey, good morning. and why is boxing such a great way to blow off some steam? >> well, money is a common stress for a lot of people. it's very easy to combat that stress with exercise and
endorphins and high energy. especially tax day when it's the pinnacle of stress for a lot of americans. >> i paid a large chunk to uncle sam last year. >> people can come work out with us on the plaza. great workout in morning but the boxing workout it's ultimately the core fundamentals to get into shape the fastest. >> you don't have to be an experienced boxer. you can learn how to do a jab or an upper cut. can you show us the moves? >> hey, joe, let's get you on the bag. you're really good. >> i saw her. >> great form. >> i'm nervous. >> you should be. >> look at this. power. i'm holding it. >> let me do it faster? >> yeah. >> look at that. you're killing it. she's awesome. awesome. >> this is anna -- >> yes. no, it's so good. now you guys --
>> there we go. >> fantastic. >> take that! >> it's great. turn your shoulder when you do it. turn your shoulder more. >> if you're a rookie, you can show up. i haven't boxed before. >> all levels. all ability of fitness. there's no fighting, just fitness. >> all right. anna and won't be fight -- anna and i won't be fighting later. >> she's really good, she could take you. it's excellent, an effective workout. >> we'll be out here all morning with you. so thanks a lot. keep working out. while we head on over to clayton. >> it is tax time. and we have a personal finance expert, and all morning long she's taking your questions around tax time. now, listen to this. according to the adobe digital index, 15% of americans still didn't get their taxes done. 22% are between the ages of 18 and 24.
laura lines cole is telling us why. why do people take as long as? >> it's no fun doing your taxes. people would rather get an irs tattoo rather than do their taxes. >> i'm not getting an irs tattoo. >> me neither. >> this statistic surprised me. the huge drop -- the later the taxpayer file the return -- they should do it when they get their w-2, they're waiting until april 8th and they're not getting as much back. what is going on here? >> it makes sense, if you know you're getting a big refund you'll file as soon as possible. you can do whatever it is you're planning to do with it. if you think you owe money you'll wait up the ill the last minute. that's why the average refund tends to decline as people file their return. >> what about extensions? we're up against the wall. we had a bit of an extension, it's normally the 15th.
>> it was a holiday in d.c. on friday, so you have until monday. which is good news. but if you nude to -- if you need to have more time, filing an extension is fine. they have a website, look for the forms 4868. all you can need to know. you can remember 4868, you have until october 15th. >> if you owe money, do you have to send in some money if you're getting the extension. >> do not pay with your credit card, a lot of people think i owe money, it's so stressful. but the irs has great payment plans so there's no reason to stress yourself out, add debt to debt you might already have. go to the direct pay website to the irs. pay as much as you can now. if you can get it all done by october 15th, just keep going. keep going to the website throughout the summer. get rid of the debt. if it's going to take longer, call the irs and work out a payment plan with them. >> all right. so lauren is sticking around all morning for us this morning. ready to answer some tax
questions? >> yeah, looking forward to it. >> we'll put them up on the facebook page. you can e-mail them to us, friends@foxnews.com and lauren will respond during the show. we have'll check in with you later. >> all right. anna, where are you? >> over here. imsome headlines for you -- i have some headlines. raul castro is coming back at the united states, despite recently renewed relations for the first time in decades. castro speaking at the communist congress's inauguration warning cubans to be aware of u.s. intentions. he said the u.s. is out to end cuba's socialist revolution and a one-party communist system is the only way to stop the u.s. from doing so. heart stopping veo to show you now, capturing the unthinkable for this croatian father. a drunk driver on to the sidewalk where one dad was pushing his baby in a stroller. you can see his split second reaction saving the baby's life.
onlookers flocking to them. no word on charges for the driver. and a republican presidential front-runner donald trump was on our show yesterday, saying he's not worried about the possibility of facebook rising up against him. his reason? the internet loves him. >> i think facebook is good and i can't imagine them doing anything. i'm one of their -- you know, i hate to say it, at this stage in my life, somebody said i'm one of their great stars. >> this coming after reports of an internal poll there at facebook showing employees considering asking mark zuckerberg if they should try to help prevent a president trump. a high school senior deciding to live mas with his hilarious senior photo at taco bell. nathaniel smith is getting cozy with the taco on the train tracks. his photo shoot shows him in
front of the taco bell which he claims is one of his favorite hangout spots. he says he didn't want a run of the mill location. if you have unique or hilarious senior photos, e-mail them to friends@foxnews.com. >> my wife loves the beef and cheese burrito. >> but would she pose for those with a senior picture? >> she probably would have if she could have. >> where have the days gone with leaning against a tree? >> let's toss over to rick, because it's john the intern's last day. >> when we have an intern, they get to at the end of their team do either weather or sports. sports, let's be honest, you're reading a prompter. but weather, you're ad-libbing, you're a brave young man because you chose weather. not only on top of being an outstanding intern. we'll throw up the weather maps and you'll do the weather for us
today. ready? all right, maps are up. >> so good morning, everyone. today we have three major stories. we have on -- we have the rockies, we have chilly weather on the east coast. we have a little chilly weather in the central plains and we have a pollen alert. moving in to the central plains, you can see we have hail. and we have heavy santortorms following the tornadoes we have been following and look at the west, denver, wyoming, new mexico, we have snow. we have freezing temperatures. which when we move on to during the week, you can see they warm up slowly by surely. the reason in the central plains we have warmer weather, throughout the week we have temperature highs. the reason is -- it is high pressure. >> it's dominating. >> the reason is i learned earlier from rick is because the cold front cannot break through
that warm weather barrier. that's -- >> high pressure is so strong. like if you were trying to get to me, you couldn't get through. weaker. >> see, i'm learning a lot about weather on the spot here. >> john, we wish you all the best. >> thank you. >> we know -- because you were brave enough to take on the weather today. >> thank you. ad-libbing it is. i like it. i like it. >> john john john john john john! >> john -- >> well done. >> hey, john, you're going to stick around with us this morning. we have something else coming up, guys. this morning we are doing karaoke like this. out here on the plaza. ahead of tax day. later in the show we are going to sing one of the four songs chosen by you guys. go on the facebook page and vote. first option "sweet carolina" by neil diamond. second one "7 years". and "friends in low places" vote
for that one. or "uptown funk." that's it. we're singing away our blues during tax day. >> we're doing it all together. coming up on the show, this guy is going to need a bigger boat. >> whoa. >> a whale of a surprise this kayaker never expected caught on camera. that's next. and the president sounds like he's all in for hillary clinton white house. >> i want them to be astonished that there was ever a time when women were vastly outnumbered in the boardroom or in congress. that there was ever a time when a woman had never sat in the oval office. >> but our next guest says his wife, the first lady, michelle obama does not agree. neither does joe biden. kate anderson breaks down the
family feud next and there's a few going on on the plaza right now. if you need advice for your business, legalzoom has your back. our trusted network of attorneys has provided guidance to over 100,000 people just like you. visit legalzoom today. the legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here. my opis slowing my insides to a crawl. that's opioid-induced constipation, oic, a different type of constipation. i'm really struggling to find relief... paint a different picture. talk to your doctor about oic and prescription treatment options.
(two text tones) now? (text tone) excuse me. (phone tone) again? be right back. always running to the bathroom because your bladder is calling the shots? . . .
...in its class for oab symptoms of urgency... ...frequency, and leakage. myrbetriq (mirabegron) tell your doctor right away if you have trouble emptying your bladder, or have a weak urine stream. myrbetriq may cause serious allergic reactions. if you experience... ...swelling of the face, lips, throat or tongue or difficulty breathing, stop taking myrbetriq and tell your doctor right away. myrbetriq may affect or be affected by other medications. before taking myrbetriq... ...tell your doctor if you have liver or kidney problems. common side effects include increased blood pressure... ...common cold symptoms, urinary tract infection... ...and headache. it's time for you to make the calls, so call your doctor to see if ...myrbetriq may be right for you. visit myrbetriq.com to learn more. i think we should've taken a tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions.
it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? i want young girls and boys to come here. 10, 20, 100 years from now to know that women fought for equality. i want them astonished there was ever a time then we women were vastly outnumbered in the boardroom or congress. there was ever a time when a woman had never sat in the oval office. >> this country is ready for a woman. there's no problem. we'll be able to elect a woman in this country. >> would you like to see us elect a woman? >> i would like to see a woman elected. >> well, president obama and vice president joe biden making it pretty clear how they feel about electing a woman into the white house. but according to our next guest, their wives would disagree.
>> kate anderson brower is the author of "first women, the grace and power of america's modern first ladies." she joins us now. thanks for coming back. you were on the program about a year about about "the residence" and you interviewed the maids and the butlers and they talked about the first ladies and what the first delladies saying abou electing a woman as president? >> they said when a decision comes from the second floor it's coming from first lady. so i wanted to know what it's like to be a first lady. these are wives and mothers and how difficult that role is. they really -- there is a sisterhood among the women. i interviewed three former first ladies, and dug through the great letters that show the enduring relationship they had over time and just amazing things that you wouldn't think of like laura bush reaching out to michelle obama when she showed up at the white house for the tour, she brought an aide,
an assistant which is a faux pas. she said this is a private tour, just for me and you. it was very sweet. she kind of took michelle under her wing and showed her where her girls could have their bedrooms in the white house. it's really about this sisterhood. >> so michelle obama, hearing the stories that she doesn't want hillary clinton in the white house? talk to us about that. >> well, i think michelle obama and hillary clinton have a difficult relationship. after 2008, michelle obama found it hard to forgive hillary, and she finds -- i was told by several people that the obamas look at the clintons as the political dynasty, and she looks down her nose at hillary clinton. as someone who's always striving and very ambitious. >> jill biden recently said that joe biden would make a good president. she's the first lady for the vice president. what do you make of that? of that as role as well. >> of being a first lady, i
think it's very difficult. because you're wife and a mother and you're in this -- like you're kind of a prisoner in the white house. it's very difficult for the first lady. >> that's how they describe it? >> describe it? >> yeah. michelle obama can't wait to leave. she's counting down the days to leave the white house. >> she's complained she can't even roll down the window in her car ride. >> she was talking to one of obama's advisers who has kids the age of sasha and malia. it was soccer season, and she said, i bet you don't miss the carpools on the weekends. she said, you'd be surprised, i do. it's hard for these women. >> the book, is "first women: the grace and power of america's first ladies." thank you very much. coming up on the show, there are many lists about what to pack if you're about to go vacation. how about what not to pack? i need this. the packing dos and don'ts. i'll float around a suitcase for three hours and stare at it. >> it's brutal. my belly pain and constipation?
i've heard it all. eat more fiber. flax seeds. yogurt. get moving. keep moving. i know! try laxatives. been there, done that. my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know. tell me something i don't know. vo: linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzess to children under six and it should not be given to children six to seventeen. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain, especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effect is diarrhea sometimes severe. if it's severe stop taking linzess and call your doctor right away. other side effects include gas, stomach-area pain and swelling. talk to your doctor about managing your symptoms proactively with linzess.
have you ever finished packing to realize your suitcase is so full you can't squeeze it shut? that's happened to me many times. travel expert francesca page is here to help. we're gearing up for travel season. >> nice to be here. >> i hover around the suitcase for like three hours. it's brutal. i mill about and can never figure out what to pack. let's start with the electronic and books. >> absolutely. you don't need to carry heavy books and magazines anymore. you can compartmentalize and use a lighter, slimmer version. a kindle or kindle fire here. this runs -- >> tiny.
>> it is. it rauuns about $59. i think i got this at best buy. you can download your favorite books and magazines and pop it in your bag. super easy. >> they came out with the new kindle oasis. ti tiny. >> and you can download an educational app like dual lingo. it's better than heavy books. >> now to brass tacks. you see clothing, we only need three pieces? >> you only need three tops and bottoms that you can mix and match. if you notice, i'm using lightweight fabrics. great for the summer, it weighs almost nothing. >> if you're going for seven days, are you going to wear three tops -- you're going to mix -- >> you. can that's a minimum. you can mix and match. if you want to go smarter, take a blazer. you can add that in, too, also change up the shoes, accessories for women, necklaces, earrings, that kind of thing. >> how do we fold the jeans? >> denim is popular because it's
durable and versatile and hides stains. the problem is, it takes up quite a bit of room. it's relatively heavy. my suggestion, take one pair of jeans and instead of folding, it's better and with most clothing to roll. it maximizes the space within your suitcase. >> nice. i see giant heels here. >> yeah. >> tell me with that. let's talk about the cosmetics and bath supplies. >> with toiletries, utilize whatever the hotel has to offer. whether it's free shampoos, conditioners, that kind of thing. go to the mini section. if you have brands you like, a dwayne reed, walgreens, cvs, you'll find mini versions of most of the high-end brands. you can get the smaller version, three own, tsa approved, take it on a carry-on. >> same with the cosmetics? >> you only need the basics. and get nice travel brushes, as well. clear cases so you can get through security easy, and you're good to go. >> perfect stuff. great to see you this morning. >> thank you. >> try to improve my packing experience next time. coming up, bill is at it again.
the former president under fire for his comment about bernie supporters. is it time for him to take a break? we'll ask juan williams. he will be joining us at the top of the hour. we got juan in on a weekend? how did that happen? you got watch that. bloom 2016 lexus es and es hybrid. ♪
top gun graduate, aide to two u.s. presidents, commanding officer and harvard national security fellow. i'd say buying a car, uh, can make you as nervous as landing on an aircraft carrier. but usaa car buying service mitigates those fears. uh, they make it a very easy experience for you. find the right car, save money. it's that easy. usaa car buying service, powered by truecar. exclusively for usaa members. burning of diabetic nerve pain, these feet were the first in my family to graduate from college
and trained as a nurse. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. ask your doctor about lyrica. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future.
if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. good morning. it's sundays, the 17th of april, 2016. i'm anna kooiman. we have a fox news alert. a deadly earthquake in ecuador sending people screaming. >> oh, god! >> a 7.8-magnitude earthquake shaking a nation. 77 dead, more than 500 injured. buildings flattened, and the military is being called in to search for survivors. details ahead. another victory for ted cruz, this time in wyoming, taking every delegate. just like colorado, not one vote was cast in a primary.
it was a caucus system. how donald trump is responding in a live report from washington. and definitely didn't see this coming. >> i think it's fine that all these young students have been so enthusiastic for -- shoot every third person on wall street, and everything will be fine. >> shoot every third person on wall street? is it time for bill clinton to take a break from the campaign trail? "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. the thataxman commonwealth. release your stress. we've got punching bags, massages, mocktails, and last-minute tax advice. >> this morning, we're singing our tax day blues with the hard rock cafe and karaoke. what songs do you want to hear? vote now on facebook and twitter. let us know what songs you want
to hear clayton and anna sing. i don't think i'll be singing. >> where is rick? we have more on tax questions g. to ff weekend on our facebook page and weigh in with your tax questions. >> we've had breakdancing, coffee grinding. and where is -- >> snoozing on the job again. >> we have hydromassage chairs from planet fitness. this is massaging my entire body with 93-degree water all the way up and down. this is the best way to handle tax day if you ask me to handle the stress. >> we'll be out there in a second. >> come on. come on. >> reporter: it's on my cavs. >> isn't it the best on your calves? >> show us your calves. it's his best feature. show us your calves. >> he's got tree trunk. >> show us, show us! [ applause ] >> cut away just in time. >> yeah. >> oh. wow. >> ladies, tree trunks. >> hydromassage really getting
through. that we'll check back in a moment. >> can't get through that. two minutes after the hour. we need to tell you about headlines starting with this fox news alert. another deadly earthquake striking in just a matter of days. this time on ecuador's northwestern coast. the 7.8-magnitude quake crumbling homes and businesses and buckling a major overpass. at least 77 people are dead, and hundreds more hurt. landslides now making it difficult for crews to get to the hardest hit areas. it comes days after two quakes in southwestern japan killed at least 29 people there and hurt more than 1,500 others. heavy rains slowing the search for survivors there. the search has been called ought for two teens swept out to sea at a san francisco beach. the two 17-year-olds had run into the surf with several other friends had they were pulled under by a strong current. the coast guard and the san
francisco fire department spent nearly five hours searching for them. and wildlife experts say investigators still working to find out what went wrong after a florida zookeeper known as the tiger whisperer was mauled to death cared for. tv host jeff corwin has worked with wild animals for his entire career and joined us earlier to explain the dangers involved. >> the truth is, you can never get too comfortable with the animals. even though you can develop a relationship with these creatures, you always have in the back of your mind the reality that this is an incredibly powerful predator that weighs many times more than you do. >> stacy conwiser was performing a routine procedure on friday in palm beach when the animal attacked. and a whale of a surprise as two kayakers get an incredible visit from an unexpected guest. >> oh, my gosh!
>> i thought the reaction would be a little stronger than that. come on, men. >> freaking out. yes, get to work. >> two men say that they spotted the humpback whale a funk off the coast of vancouver and wanted to see it up close. the enormous mammal emerged out of the water for air there right next to them. >> i'm sure there would be expletives if i saw this. this guy, no big deal. >> another day at the office. >> whale. seen that before. >> it's true. well, it's amazing. to the campaign trail where last night we saw another clean sweep for republican ted cruz over donald trump in another, some say, voterless victory in wyoming. >> with the new york primary looming, gop party leaders may have tricks up their sleeves. we have more live from washington, d.c., on this. good morning, garrett. >> reporter: good morning, pete, anna, and clayton. my coach used to say any win is a good win. yesterday, that was certainly true for ted cruz. he swept all 14 of wyoming's
delegates at the state's party convention, but like in colorado, it's a win that's going to be criticized. both states award delegates in a multitiered caucus system that typically involves party activists more than general voter. two days ahead of new york's primary where cruz is polling in third place, the texas senator said moment sum all on his side. >> you've got the entire spectrum of the republican party coming together and unifying. >> after this weekend when he gets wiped out in new york which he will, gets wiped out, he no longer has a road to the nomination. >> reporter: even after his string of recent wins, ted cruz is 185 delegates behind donald trump, and john kasich is way behind with 144 overall. and looking ahead, over the next few days, party leaders are very much aware that a contested convention is looking ever more likely. and behind the scenes, there
appears to be growing conflict between officials over how that will work. yesterday, the chairman of the party's rules committee accused top official of trying to prevent changes to convention rules that would take away the power of those top officials to nominate and push forward their own candidate at the convention, apart from those currently running. we'll see over the next few days as the rules committee hold their first meeting whether or not that will continue or not. back to you all. >> live from washington, d.c., we appreciate it. we want to bring in our own juan williams, co-host of "the five" and author of "we the people." he is here on a saturday morning. juan, great to see you. want to get your take on the democratic side of things. we didn't expect to see this coming when bill clinton was out on the campaign trail. he was talking about bernie sanders supporters. listen to what he said about taking a break and maybe wanting to shoot a few people. listen. >> one of the few things that i really haven't enjoy good this
primary -- i think it's fine that students are enthusiastic for the opponent and sounds so good, let's shoot every third person on wall street, and everything will be fine. >> do you want to clarify the comment? >> it's a joke. ♪ >> a total joke. it's meant to point out that that's the unilateral explanation for everything that's wrong with america. >> juan, it was a joke. is he helping or hurting hillary at this point? >> well, he's a distraction, that's for sure. you know, the irony here is he's the most popular politician in america. people just love him. and the oddity is, the last two weeks or so, in his -- his conflict with black lives matter, remember he had that confrontation with them, then he had to apologize. now this one. it just, again, distracts from hillary clinton's message. he says it was mockery of bernie supporters. i think in fact people will take it as bill clinton going off, not knowing what he's doing, not understanding that this is going to become the story.
>> mockery of bernie sanders' supporters who many are young, which hillary is lacking their support. and sanders' campaign manager had an interview with another network and said that really the clintons and democrats need to be careful not to turn off these young voters. do you think they're doing that? >> well, let me just say, i couldn't agree more. they've got to be very careful not to turn off those young voters. remember, a third of sanders' supporters say they could not support hillary clinton. so it's bernie or bust for them. and when you look at this, hillary clinton needs, if she is the nominee going forward, against whoever the republican might be, she's going to need to reassemble the coalition of young people, minorities, women, who elected barack obama. if she can't get those young people who feel so passionately about bernie sanders, then she's in big trouble because she will be losing a key element of that coalition. >> absolutely. well, speaking of coalitions and what it takes to be that, the
candidate on the democrat side, it takes raising a lot of money. it turns out that hillary clinton was out in hollywood, and actor george clooney hosted a fundraiser for her. the ticket price, juan, i don't know if you could afford it, i can't -- maybe you could, i don't know, $353,000 per couple. take a listen to what george clooney had to say about, well, his own fundraiser. >> reporter: do you look at how much is being raised, and i think the co-host of the friday night dinner, $353,000 a couple, to be a co-chair, do you look at it yourself and think that's an obscene amount of money? >> yes, i think it's an obscene amount of money. i think -- we had protesters last night when we pulled up in san francisco. and they're right to protest. they're absolutely right. it is an obscene amount of money. the sanders campaign, when they talk about it, is absolutely right. it's ridiculous to have this
kind of money in politics, i agree. >> it self-loathing left, why? >> this is the other side of the bill clinton thing we were talking about. clooney is raising money at an absurd amount. who could afford it? okay. at the same time, it plays into the income inequality argument that has so powered bernie sanders' campaign. if there's one message to bernie sanders, it's income inequality, wall street, too big to fail, we need to break up the bank. okay. here comes clooney, and what does he do, but he represent big money. it's hollywood money, but big money. being money put in to hillary clinton. the money going to bernie sanders, by the way, which exceeds hillary clinton's fund-raising totals, is coming from smaller donors. it is so impressive. and yet here we have clooney offering evidence of the financial establishment in the dunn country backing hillary clinton. that's why you see him having to apologize for such an extreme amount -- i should say high rate of contributions, fundraiser
under:'s direction. >> would the founding fathers be turning in their graves if they knew the amount of money? you addressed the connection to modern politics in your book, "we the people," to the founding fathers. tell us about your book and the connections between these modern leaders to the founding fathers. >> this is fantastic. you know, imagine the founding fathers come back, you know, sunday morning, they come back, they show up, you know, alexander hamilton, george washington, thomas jefferson, and you tell them about this clooney fundraiser, they would be like, oh, my god. that's american politics? they -- they had no clue, right, no idea that it could reach such an absurd level. so much could be stunning. anna's sitting there, like, a woman as a leading personality, educated, thoughtful. there were no women at the constitutional convention. no woman signed the declaration of independence. there's so much. even like going outside your
offices on 6th avenue and seeing cameras on the lamppost, you guys are under constant surveillance. no, just red light runners for crime. they would say, the government is watching. no, don't take it that way. there's so many ways that the founding fathers would be surprised. i think they'd also be thrilled and of course rock stars. we love them so much. they'd be like, you know, thrilled that the constitution has endured where 240 years later we live under the constitution, and everybody who becomes president, when it's democrat or republican, takes a pledge to enforce the law. >> some of the figures you write about in the book, president reagan, thurgood marshall, martin luther king jr., first lady, eleanor roosevelt, and others. in the new book, "we the people: drawing connection between their leadership and the past." great to see you on a saturday. >> thanks, juan. >> thank you. a pleasure. i'm going to let clayton know that it's sunday, just so he knows. >> good.
>> that's why juan wasn't here on a saturday. we'll get clayton squared away. coming up -- >> yeah -- >> the president is letting all the prisoners out. nine more terrorists released. so who are these guys, and -- a man who knows them will join us next and fill us in. use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief
well this a predicament. homestyle sounds good. but country style, not without it's charms. brown sugar hickory. who says no to hickory? single-serve vegetarian? sure! there are no rules here. no rules on aisle four! with 17 delicious flavors cooked according to our secret family recipe, bush's has the variety you can't resist. did you get a can of bush's beans? yes, yes i did. bush's beans. what's your favorite flavor?
a fox news alert. the u.s. releasing nine more detainees from guantanamo and sending them to saudi arabia. most of them in their 30s, and many of them considered high-risk terrorists. one detainee who didn't make parole, 68-year-old saifulla paracha, former heavenman of osama bin laden, deemed too dangerous by the -- henchman of osama bin laden, deemed too
dangerous by the board. what does this mean? j.d. gordon, former pentagon spokesman, and retired navy commander joins us. thanks. >> great to see you. >> i wish it was on better terms. tell me about these nine. why these nine, and why now? >> these nine are committed terrorists and are from saudi arabia. these nine have somebody lobbying for them to get out. in this case, the saudis have been lobbying for them to get out. they have ties to saudi arabia. paracha is a 68-year-old pakistani. the pakistanis don't want him. he doesn't have high-powered lobbyists trying to get him out. >> fill us in about the nine. why are they -- they're not at guantanamo bay because they're nice guys. why are they there, what did they do, and after that, what kind of oversight is saudi arabia going once we send them there? >> these guys were in afghanistan, these guys were bin laden bodyguards. they were captured when the
taliban fell, it put them at guantanamo. i think some will go back to the battlefield. you know, as you know, about one in three detainees who leave guantanamo return to terrorism. statistically speaking, some of these guys could be on the battlefield. the saudis have a reintegration program, they find them wives and give them art classes. the saudis say they'll keep these guys under control. but we've seen other guys from this rehelpati -- rehabilitatio program go back to terror. >> wives, art programs, maybe works for some. what kind of confinement? how long do we think the saudis will hold them? so many we're told go back to the host governments. but then a year later, two years later, suddenly they're out in libya with isis. what assurances do we have? >> we don't have any really. i think you're right, in a couple of years we'll see these guys go back to terrorism. i think there's -- there's a very important point i want to point about what the white house says and what's actually going on. the white house says they want to close guantanamo because
expensive, which is -- you've been a guantanamo guard. the guard force is still about 2,000 people. that's a lot of personnel cost. the white house also says it's the key recruiting tool for terrorists. even politifact, left wing, says that's false because jihadist literature barely mentions guantanamo. here's what's going. on i think that president obama think you can have the olive branches of terrorists and dictators, they'll leave us alone. i think they see it as surrender, they'll come after us more. president obama was just down in cuba. he posed for that photo op in front of a mural of chay guevara. i see a murderer. they see him as a hero for standing up to imperialism and colonialism. i think president clinton and the left think of these gitmo detainees as chay guevaras. >> they haven't seen the incredible facility and what our guards are doing there. thank you very much for joining
us. >> great to see you. coming up, one woman's battle with cancer. now making a difference for patients across the country. the inspiring story and its connection to one of our own. you'll want to see this. stick around. drums beating) fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. the citi double cash® card. it's a cash back win-win. with 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay. with two ways to earn on purchases, it makes a lot of other cards seem one-sided.
you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts.
so when you're ready, start with us. doing the right thing has never been easier. legalzoom. legal help is here.
good morning, friends. 24 after the hour. during her battle with ovarian cancer, tv personality dean brown created a program to help hospital patients through recovery. after losing her battle, her legacy lives as the program continue to change lives. >> joining us now, her sister, fox news' megan brown. nice to see you. >> thank you very much for having me. >> tell us about this. we were talking before. before we got on the air here, how important this is for communities to try come
together. it's like the wild west. you don't know where to go for emotional support, how to raise money. what does my gift to? >> it's a one-stop-shop website. when people get diagnosed, they don't know where to turn. they send out -- people send messages, what can i do, how can i help, how are you feeling? they feel awkward to say, this is what i do need. i need emotional support, i need physical support. somebody to take me to the doctor, to sit with me during chemo. obviously there's the financial aspect of things. my gift takes the awkwardness out of asking. and you just essentially, you go, make yourself a page, you can write your diagnosis down. you set up your own calendar. you put in your doctor's appointment and what -- different dates that you'll have needs. >> tell us how you got -- obviously your sister, diem, started this, thought of this. what does d she experience that led her to believe we've got to do this for those battling cancer? >> she was originally diagnosed
when she was 24 years old. most 24-year-olds are getting married, some are having babies. diem was getting, this is my wedding registry, this is my baby registry. she's like, i actually have needs, too. but -- she felt awkward asking. she was like, what if there's a medical registry. what if i -- she really wanted a real hair wig. they're very expensive. she was sitting alone in the hospital and had thousands of dollars worth of flowers sitting around her. and she wanted to turn those flowers into, you know, a cane. she wanted to turn those flowers into paying for her prescriptions. and so she was like, i can creates something that will help patients and honestly caregivers. i noticed with my gift, being diem's caregiver for almost a decade, that i -- i had trouble asking for help. when i had to go to work, i needed somebody to sit with her, to take her to the bathroom, to -- simple needs. and a lot of times patients and caregivers feel very isolated. >> what are you hearing from other families about my gift? >> we've had such a tremendous
response, and for people who have -- one place to go. they don't have to kind of, you know, we need money here, this is what i'm going to blog about my experience. they go to my gift, and they can do everything. people know to join their support team. they get involved right away, right after the diagnosis, the crises. it's not just cancer. it's not just disease. it's a car accident. it's elderly parents. and it takes like the awkwardness out of asking for help. that's the hardest thing. it's not, you know, one week issue. it -- it goes on for years, people need assistance. >> being an employee at fox, we're so proud of you. tell us, we know this has been so hard for you being her caregiver, watching her go through all of it. to have her legacy live on like this, what's that like for you? >> it's amazing. diem was the face, diem was the tv person, i am behind the scenes -- >> you do quite well. >> as you know, i'm definitely behind-the-scenes person. but she was so passionate about my gift. this was her -- from day one, age 24 to when she passed in
2014, my gift was her passion. she recognized the need, she created it. and it means the world to my family and i to push it forward. and i know it's going to help so many people. it's free -- >> medgift.com. >> anybody who needs help, caregivers who want to support, it's free, easy, and it honestly changes lives. that means -- that's diem's legacy and means the world to us. >> amazing. >> thank you. >> nice to see you. >> appreciate it. well, coming up here on the show, one of nancy pelosi's friends in big trouble this morning. and "saturday night live" like you've never seen with a "seinfeld" reunion. >> how exactly are you going to break up the big bank? >> you break 'em up! >> how? how? >> once i'm elected president, i'll have a nice shvitz in the white house gym, i'll go to the banks, andad ay aad yadda, yadd.
, they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. [ voice of dennis ] indeed. are you in good hands? what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. [ voice of dennis ] indeed. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, so all you have to do is search for the car you want, there it is. now you're an expert in less than a minute. this is truecar. whyto learn, right?e?
so you can get a good job and you're not working for peanuts. well what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? while you guys are busy napping, peanuts are delivering 7 grams of protein and 6 essential nutrients right to your mouth. you ever see a peanut take a day off? no. peanuts don't even get casual khaki fridays. because peanuts take their job seriously. so unless you want a life of skimming wifi off the neighbors, you'll harness the hardworking power of the peanut. (cheering) you're down with crestor. alright! now there's a way you can get crestor for $3. adding crestor, along with diet, lowers bad cholesterol. crestor is not for people with liver disease, or women who are nursing,pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness; feel unusually tired; have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urine or yellowing of skin or eyes. these could be signs of serious side effects. ask for the crestor $3 card. ask your doctor about crestor.
♪ singer in a smoky room the smell of wine and cheap perfume ♪ ♪ for a while they can chair the night it goes on and on and on and on ♪
>> why are we singing care yolk? it is tax day -- karaoke? it is tax day. welcome to "fox & friends." we have john from the hard rock cafe. how are you? >> very good. how are you? >> fantastic. thanks for asking. you'll be in times square tomorrow. hard rock cafe have events going on around the country doing what? >> typical sing for your supper. on a day that you have to pay, we'll try give you something. if you come into a hard rock in the u.s., you can sing with a band or karaoke, and we'll give you a free legendary burger. eight-ounce certified angus beef patty with beautiful onion rings, bacon, cheese on a brioche bun. >> can you cut it if half? >> you can cut it in half, make it work how feel you need to. >> great. what kind of songs do you sing, and -- >> it could be anything. we have a catalog in -- in every cafe that you can choose from.
everyone likes something a little different. >> and does it have to be good? do you have to sing in tune? >> absolutely not. we embrace -- love all, serve all. good singers, bad singers, as long as you try. >> why sing for your supper? is it just because of everybody getting hit hard or some people getting hit hard? >> it's our chance to give back a little bit. everyone loves music. music is universal. everyone gets a chance to get some when they give a little back. >> we'll sing later on the show. friends at home, we want you to vote. head to social media. the song "sweet caroline", "7 years" "friends in low places," or "uptown funk," that's what's getting my vote. clayton and pete, over you to. >> all right. >> thank you very much. >> you on. you don't want us to sing later. earlier we asked you to send in your tax questions. >> finance editor for "the international business times" with us. the questions are pouring in.
turns out a few of us are procrastinators. >> 15% of people wait until the last minute to file. >> sounds stressful. yep, a lot of people. >> let's dive in. this question is a tweet from robby. he ask -- do you have to file taxes if you know are you getting a return? >> a good question. i would say always file taxes. there are some people who don't necessarily have to. it depends on your age and income. find this on the irs website. as a reference point, if you're under 65 and single up and earn less than $10,300, you do not have to file taxes. married, filing jointly, $20,600. check and make sure. >> don't just not file -- >> it's better to file. >> in an e-mail, jim says, this is my first year itemizing my taxes. i received my return and forgot to add in my medical expenses. is there any way to update my taxes so -- as it pertains to my refund? >> so if you've already filed your taxes, this is an easy check, you need to pull out your return, look for your adjusted gross income, your agi, and if
your medical expenses exceeded 10% of that amount, you can deduct them. if that is the case, you can file an amended return. it's called a 1040x. it's -- a two-page sheet of paper. it's than complicated. worth doing if you're going to save money. >> good question, good answer. here's another one, this one from bobby, an e-mail, who can -- and what are -- the qualifications for filing exempt? if you file that exempt status? >> so this is going to be the same deal with whether or not you have to file a return. if you didn't earn enough money to justify filing it again, if you're single, under 65, $10,300, $20,600 if you're married, filing jointly, under 65. it's worth it to go ahead and file. don't worry about filing exempt. hopefully you're going to make more money than that. >> sure. and i've got to ask, why is the irs going soft and giving everybody until monday to get their taxes in when 15th is a friday? >> so nice. >> right, it's interesting actually. most people file their returns on a sunday. friday is the least likely day.
we're kind of lucky that we had the extra day. it was a hall, called emancipation day in d.c. >> lauren is going to be here all morning long -- i of going to say manning the computer, but womaning the computer. so please, go to our ffweekend facebook page. ask the questions in the comment thread. you can tweet them and e-mail, friends@foxnews.com. lauren has been kind enough stick around for the next two hours to answer them. thank you. >> my pleasure. >> rick? we have all these ways to get through taxes. i found another one. right here. >> oh, your favorite. >> i'm sure we have more to do coming up with this next hour. that's coming up next hour. let's talk about the weather. the map, ill asked you to send in spring pictures -- i asked you to send in spring pictures. look at sdoen aarizona. if you've never been to sedona, it's one of the prettiest places in the country. that's a spectacular shot. 45, the sun is about to rise, getting to 67 today. a little breezy. keep sending pictures.
you can find me@-rickreichmuth. the eastern part of the country, high pressure controlling, the case the next couple of days. a nice stretch of sunny weather, we'll see the pollen rising. allergies, get ready. it's going to be a rough one. central plains, a lot of rain. we're going to see some more severe weather today. and along with the rain, the threat for flooding will continue to be with us, probably for about the next three days. snow ending today in across areas of denver. all right, anna? >> all right. thank you very much. and we'll be right over there to the bar in a moment. tax day's around the corner. in stories making headlines, i'll start with a frantic search underway for a missing florida priest. jacksonville police say father green robert was last seen a week ago. and they suspect foul play. robert's car was found in south carolina along with the main suspect, steven murray. he has a criminal background and is believed to have been counseled by father robert at the time.
and call it the rules of enragement. russia is at it again. >> on the deck, below the bridge wing. >> earlier we told you about russian jets buzzing repeatedly past our warship. now we're learning just days later another aggressive display. this time in the skies. a russian jet flying 50 feet from the wing tip of a u.s. aircraft on thursday. the white house condemning the fly-bys as the most reckless acts since the cold war. and trouble ahead for one of nancy pelosi's closest allies in congress. maryland congressman chris van holland, who everyone thought would cost -- would coast victory in the race for maryland's open senate seat, may lose to a democratic insurgent, borrowing her message from bernie sanders. the underfunded, lesser known democrat, named donna edwards,
surging in the polls. and that could put him out of a job. it was a "seinfeld" reunion of sorts on "saturday night live." >> how exactly are you going to break up the big banks? >> you break 'em up! >> how, how? >> once i'm elected president, i'll have a nice shvitz in the white house gym. then i'll go to the big bank, i'll sit them down, and yadda, yadda,ad athey' ayadda, they'll up. >> what? no, no! you can't yadda, yadda at a debate. also, you yadda yadda'd over the best part. >> no, i mentioned the shvitz. >> larry david who plays bernie sanders is also the co-creator of the sitcom that co-starred julia luis dreyfuss. her character asking sanders a question at the debate in brooklyn. >> and george costanza is modeled after larry sanders' character. >> there was a whole episode
about the yadda, yadda in "seinfeld." >> did k -- can we do it for re of the show? and a video that's incredible. a quick-thinking dad saves his child from being killed by an out-of-control car. holy cow. >> incredible. plus, wow, bernie sanders invites himself to the vatican and gets a meeting with the pope. why weren't there any cameras there to catch it? father jonathan morris has a theory. he's here next. first, anna's running to the karaoke station. >> we can hear the karaoke. >> they're singing and dancing. you can count on anna being here. >> you know it. ♪ nothing unleashes power... quite like the human foot.
introducing the 241 horsepower lexus is 200 turbo. with almost twenty percent more base horsepower. once driven, there's no going back. vo: it happens so often, you almost get used to it. i'd like to make a dep-- we got this. vo: which is why being put first takes some getting used to. ♪ nationwide is on your side nationwide is the exclusive insurance partner of plenti.
test. test. test. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain,
these feet played shortstop in high school, learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. and these feet would like to keep the beat going. ask your doctor about lyrica.
hi, friends, hope you're doing well. at 44 after the hour, heart stopping headlines. this video capturing a moment a drunk driver careens through a barrier in the roadway, making a beeline for this father and his baby. right there in that stroller there. >> wow. >> you see his split-second reaction saving his child's life. both escaped with just minor injuries. no word on charges for the driver. a woman risking her life at a toronto zoo for a hat. >> whoa! [ bleep ] >> what is going on? >> the crowd watches in horror as she jumps a protective barrier to retrieve her cap all while a hungry tiger paces frantically on the other side of the fence. the zoo is investigating, trying to track down the woman. >> better have been a very special hat. >> like something that happened in florida with the tiger. >> that's right. bernie sanders getting a
rare five-minute meeting with the pope himself, with pope francis, this weekend. >> we had the opportunity to meet with him this morning, and it was a real honor for me, for my wife and i, to spend time with him. i think he is one of the extraordinary figures not only in the world today but in modern world history. >> well, the paris meeting was closed to the public. the pope says, "if anyone thinks greeting someone is getting involved in politics, i recommend that he hook for a psychiatrist." why was such a historical meeting kept private? >> fox news religion contributor, father jonathan morris, has a theory as to why and joins us. what's that theory be father? >> i don't have a theory. i'm not guessing. i lived nine years in rome at the vatican. and i know how it works. always something else could have happened. but the pope himself said what happened was, i was leaving in the morning very early to go visit the refugees in greece, and bernie sanders and his wife
were there waiting for him in the hallway at the guesthouse where he and all the other -- all the other participants in this congress, in this convention it worand world econ were staying. it's the guest house where pope francis lives. he lives in the guest house, not the papal palaces. he said, as i was coming out, he was waiting. he said, i gave him a handshake and notion else. he said, it was a handshake and nothing else. >> yesterday, bernie sanders with our own amy kellogg after the interview, it sounded like they had a long discussion, long talk, talking about morality, talking about global income inequality and so forth. does it seem to your mind that they would have been able to get to -- >> i'm not saying that bernie sanders is lying it it. my guess is he said those things quickly. >> i think bernie sanders said it to him, the pope. >> probably. let me read the words of hoef. he said, "when i came down, he spruced himself, and i greeted
him with a handshake. nothing more. it's common courtesy. that is called common courtesy. if anyone thinks that greeting someone is getting involved in politics, i recommend he gets a psychiatrist." that's pretty -- doesn't mean that they didn't exchange some words and he -- i'm sure he said, this is what i want to talk about, this, this, and this. but personally, i -- i think the pope was trying to be courteous, as he said. but you have to know that you're in a campaign season. >> sure. >> speaking of that, let's look at the bigger picture. will this sway catholics to vote for bernie sanders? we've got this big battle going on in the empire state on tuesday. tell help them? >> i don't know about swaying catholics. catholics just don't vote for whatever the pope tells us to vote for. you know, i think catholics are like the rest of the population in terms of discerning the best candidate. but yes, i think it tells more of the story who've bernie sanders is. that he does share a lot of things the pope is concerned about in terms of taking care of the poor, the refugees, the
climate. things like this, yes, he's telling the rest of his story. i know pope francis would meet with john kasich if he goes, i hope he would meet with donald trump if he goes. >> do you think he would? >> it look like it. he says it's common courtesy. the person who got this visit for sander -- for sanders is a bishop, the head of this depend in the vatican on social sciences. he definitely leans left politically. and so he invited, for example, ten mayors a little while ago. they were all democrats. he had mower -- had morales of bolivia. bernie sanders is a left leaning person. >> would it be fair to call the pope a left-leaning person? >> on certain things. he's pro-life obviously. he's for traditional marriage obviously. but on economics, i would say yes. >> all right.
father jonathan -- >> that's the real story. it's not a theory. >> it's not a 20-minute sit down meeting. >> get the facts from the guy who spent nine years there. >> as i see it. >> thanks a lot. 49 minutes after the hour. this is breaking after being she face. the suspect pulling the trigger and making a run for it. details ahead. >> and moviegoers revolt at the idea of allowing texting inside the movie theater. is this really a big deal? should you be allowed to text in the theater? a live fair and balanced debate coming up next. e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. so i'm going to take this opportunity to go off script. so if i wanna go to jersey and check out shotsy tuccerelli's portfolio, what's it to you?
or i'm a scottish mason whose assets are made of stone like me heart. papa! you're no son of mine! or perhaps it's time to seize the day. don't just see opportunity, seize it! (applause)
the audience was heard in an idea struck down. amc announced plans to allow texting in some theaters and came under a firestorm by some moviegoers. should sending messages silently be struck if it's not bothering anyone? i'm joined now. nice to see both of you. we're going to duke it out. you came down on the side of amc's initial decision to allow texting. please, tom me off a cliff on this one. why do you believe that was okay? >> i go to the movies all the time, and i do not want my experience to be interrupted at all. i also can understand we're all connected on our devices all theime. it's easy to say shut it off for the hour and a half while you're watching the movie, but you never know what kind of things might come up, whether it's
work, an emergency. i have seen so many issues and foits break out over texting and people. not talking on the phone, simply texting. i think a section in the theater would be a great idea for people to text if there was a reason to. >> what about that? you have a reason, a baby at home. you want to sit in that section if something goes wrong. is that a legitimate decision. >> no, it's literally two hours. there's never a tyke where you can't sit and be still for one hour. it's encouraging bad behavior as a society. everybody is there to escape the noise. >> it is a total distraction. you're looking down. anyone opens their face in front of your face, you're looking at the blinding space. >> totally guilty. i agree. but that's unacceptable, but if you silence your phone and are sitting in a section in the back, my mom who goes to the movies all the time even agreed.
it's a section in the back of the theater, that's not a bad idea. it's not a bad idea. >> what about concentration? you brought up this point. the idea that we're leading to distraction. can't we just shut things down for just that amount of time? allow us to be distracted and enjoy this. we're paying $30, $50 with popcorn? >> to ask any parent to sit in the dark and be quiet is a gift and a skill we're not raising. >> so amc made the right decision? >> yes. >> final word. >> i think they're going to walk it back at some point. >> i'm going to walk through with a basket, bee and chloe, nice to see you. >> coming up on the show, bill is at it again. did you hear these comments? >> i think it's fine that all these young students have been so enthusiastic for her
opponent. shoot every third person on wall street, it will be fine. >> the former president under fire for comments on bernie's supporters. is it time for him to take a break? this... i can do easily. benefiber healthy shape helps curb cravings. it's a clear, taste-free daily supplement.... ...that's clinically proven to help keep me fuller longer. benefiber healthy shape. this, i can do. find us in the fiber aisle.
♪ ♪
take on the unexpected. the new 2016 nissan altima. built to stand out. time, sunday, the 17th of april. this is a fox news alert. a state of emergency declared in ecuador after a massive earthquake flattened buildings and rattled residents overnight. the 7.8 magnitude quake shaking the country, leaving at least 77 people dead, more than 500 more injured and now over 10,000 first responders are on the ground searching for survivors. plus, just days away from what could be a huge turning point in the race for the white house. ted cruz walks away with a win in wyoming overnight, but with donald trump ready to take new
york. we break down what could be his only remaining path to securing the gop nomination this hour. and a school bus driver being hailed a hero after her split-second decision saved the life of a little boy. >> did you swallow it? >> that hero joins us live this hour. fox and friends hour three starts right now. ♪ it's been a hard day's night ♪ and i've been working like a dog ♪ >> i thought we were going to be playing the beatles, the tax man, but tomorrow, everybody, is tax day. come down, relieve stress. we have punching bags, massages, mocktails and last minute tax advice, and then sing away your blues with karaoke.
vote for the song we're going to be singing in a minute. why do we have puppies on the set? >> somebody just handed me a puppy. >> relieves stress. i was really stressed out about this segment until i was handed a puppy. >> now you're really calm. >> i don't even know what i'm saying. >> we're almost sleepy now thanks to the puppies. >> they freeze your brain and everything. >> i think he's scared. >> my guy is scared, too. >> i think i might take this guy home. >> these are up for adoption, by the way. >> take it home. >> stop it, anna. >> wouldn't you love to have this puppy? >> while everyone stresses out about taxes, go find a dog if you're doing your taxes, hold them, hug them, love them. you want to take the dog? oh, i'm keeping mine? >> we are following headlines. i need to get right to that fox news alert.
because there's another deadly earthquake. this one on ecuador's northwestern coast. the 7.8 magnitude quake crumbling homes and businesses and buckling a major overpass. at least 77 people dead and hundreds more hurt. landslides now making it difficult for crews to get to the hardest hit areas. comes dafr days after two quakes in japan hurt more than 1500 people. heavy rain slowing the search for survivors there. >> another fox news alert, breaking right now. a florence, alabama, police officer, clinging to life after being shot in the face. the suspect dead after committing suicide. police say the suspect fired, hitting the unnamed officer before speeding off. other officers chased the suspect into a church parking lot. that's when the suspect turned the gun on himself. no word on a motive.
and the clock is ticking toward a strike. the chicago teachers union said chicago public schools have 30 days to draw up a new contract or else. this after the union rejected a contract recommended negotiator. it would have stopped built-in races and forced 9% of each paycheck into a pension fund. illinois governor bruce rauner says that the district should file bankruptcy. but chicago mayor rahm emanuel said that's not an option. and st. jude children's research hospital hope and heritage gala honoring the founder in new york city over the weekend, and i was at the event where they raised money for the children's hospital and celebrated his lebanese heritage. his mission was to end pediatric cancer and make sure kids at st. jude's never pay for travel, housing, or food. research is done at their memphis hospital and is used
around the world. those are your headlines. >> all right, well, colorado has been socked by a record level snowfall. and it is april 17th. >> and that wicked weather also expected to bear down on the great plains. >> rick, as always, joins us now with the latest and the details. >> if you have severe weather, this might help. hey, guys. there's a lot going on weather wise. we have that snow, we have severe weather, and take a look at the map to show you what's going on. the snow still falling in parts of colorado, moving to the north, into wyoming and western parts of south dakota. but to the east is all rain. we'll continue to see the rain and threat for severe weather whether you see the yellow bull's eye, in texas, down towards the southeastern coast. we'll watch a threat for more severe weather, more tornadoes, certainly see large hail. tomorrow, another day of it around hill country and then it
lightens up. tuesday, you notice there still is more rain. that means the flooding threat is going to continue. take a look at the temperatures. solidly spring, looking like summer for a lot of this week across the eastern half of the country. that's good news. puppy news. >> turning now to the race for white house. just two days from the new york primary, and underdogs ted cruz and bernie sanders slowly closing the delegate gap. >> cruz sweeping in wyoming last night and sanders getting a majority in colorado. >> garrett has more from washington, d.c. what do you have for us? >> good morning. ted cruz was right at home in the cowboy state, and finished the week on a high note, winning all 14 of wyoming's delegates at the state's convention. in itself, the victory doesn't do much to help him towards winning the nomination. you can see he's still about 185 delegates behind donald trump. but right now, every delegate matters, and every win helps with momentum.
>> you've got the entire spectrum of the republican party coming together and uniting. >> after this weekend when he gets wiped out in new york, which he will, he gets wiped out. he no longer has a road to the nomination. >> on the democratic side, bernie sanders just scored another win in colorado. he first won there back on super tuesday, but yesterday at the state's democratic convention, he picked up an additional three delegates which were previously awarded to hillary clinton, making the final tally in the sentenial state 41 for sanders and 25 for clinton. overall, he's still more than 200 delegates behind clinton. close to 800 when you include superdelegates. the upcoming primaries across the northeast, particularly in new york on tuesday, could be huge for the underdogs in both parties. >> thanks so much. live for us in d.c. this morning. >> is bill clinton becomes a liability for hillary clinton? you recall, al gore was
criticized for not using bill clinton enough on the campaign trail. too little too late. then he lost the election, lost his home state of tennessee. but bill clinton is known to go off the rails sometimes, including the other day when he made these comments about bernie sanders supporters. listen. >> one of the few things i really haven't enjoyed about this primary, i think it's fine that all these youngsters have been so enthusiastic for her opponent, and that's good. just shoot every third person on wall street and that would be fine. >> do you want to clarify that comment? >> a joke. it was a total joke. if we have to point out that's a unilateral explanation for everything wrong with america. >> shoot every third person? >> what is at issue here is that bernie sanders has these super young supporters and hillary clinton has a problem with that demographic. and democrats are going, you know, she needs to be careful, especially in a general election situation if she's the nominee and alienated these voters.
huan williams was on the program earlier today and said just that. >> they've got to be very careful not to turn off the young voters. remember, anna, a third of sanders supporters say they could not support hillary clinton. so if bernie or bust for them. if she's the nominee going forward against whoever the republican might be, she's gg to need to reassemble the coalition of young people, minorities, women, who elected barack obama. if she can't get the young people who feel so passionedly about bernie sanders, she's in big trouble because she's losing a key element of the coalition. >> so much talk about unity on the republican side. hillary clinton has been increasingly dismissive as well. eventually, she's going to need the young people. >> a weakness for her in the general election. look at bernie sanders right now. coachella is coming up, and they're honoring him for two ho whole days with, i don't know if
it's called berniechella or sanders' chella. >> this story, because guantanamo bay, the obama administration has been slowly trying to close down guantanamo bay, now it's down to 80 prisoners remaining because they just released nine new guantanamo bay detainees. look at the rap sheets for three of the worst offenders who are considered high risk and will probably go back to the battlefield. >> they all have tied to osama bin laden, they're from yemen and have tied to saudi arabia as well. he used to be a guard at guantanamo bay, and one thing that the president says is a reason he thinks that guantanamo bay needs to be closed is it's a recruitment tool for the terrorist organizations. is it ever mentioned in the jihadi writings? >> first, that's not true. it's nowhere to be found in terrorist propaganda these days. if anything, if we closed it, it would be front page news of
islamist propaganda. it's not what they're talking about, not what motivates them. they want it shut down because they want their jihadists back. >> the recidivism rate is 1 in 3. >> there were 650 of them in 2004. now there are 80. the ones that are still there are the hard core of the hard core. these guys are more than likely to go back to the battlefield. >> we had people who wrote in on facebook. candy wrote this, we heard stories about political correctness affecting how the prisoners are treated. is any of it true? >> i would say it is true. there's a lot of we bend over backwards for religious observance for the it tadetaine. >> george w. bush tried to close down kwan tonmoy bay, and they said they have to go through an actual legal process here. and this question from alexis on
facebook said, what is wrong with moving the remaining detainees to a maximum security prison? we already have the most dangerous criminals in the world, including terrorists both domestic and foreign? you invite a whole host of problems. also, the facility at guantanamo bay is better than the ones here stateside. you also don't want to start treating this as a criminal activity. this is a war. we're at war. you bring them stateside, they're also introduced to a whole host of protections. you bring them to our soil, it complicates the situation more. and why would we want jihadists further poisoning the prison system? you don't want this. >> these nine guys weren't charged with anything, and actually raith eight of them since 2010 were on the docket to be released. took six years to get it done. there they are, nine new guys back out there. >> all right, coming up on the program, donald trump isn't the only one outraged over the gop
nomination process. the head of the gop rules committee getting on the bandwagon. >> chris wallace here to react next. >> and we have puppies on the plaza. tax day is tomorrow. we're relieving stress with massage chairs, boxing, and a whole lot more. ts longer so kevin jorgeson can power through the night. sfx: duracell slamtones legalzoom has your back. for your business, our trusted network of attorneys has provided guidance to over 100,000 people just like you. visit legalzoom today. the legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here.
...one of many pieces in my i havlife.hma... so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled,
your doctor will decide if you can stop breo and prescribe a different asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. do not take breo more than prescribed. see your doctor if your asthma does not improve or gets worse. ask your doctor if 24-hour breo could be a missing piece for you. see if you're eligible for 12 months free at mybreo.com. of delegates. and yet, i tell you, the system is rigged. because they don't want me to be there because i understand and, you know, i just understand how it works, and they don't like that i understand. they don't like that i don't want their money and it bothers them because they won't have influence and we can do what's right for the american people. >> donald trump not the only one outraged ahead of the gop rules
committee, now accusing gop officials of, quote, breaching their trust for not disclosing potential changes to the convention rules. here to react, chris wallace. good morning. thanks for being with this loo? >> well, try to figure that out and explain it in three minutes. but basically, every convention is governed by rules. there's going to be a meeting of the rules committee in florida this coming week. and some of the rules committee members are arguing about whether they should change the rules or not change the rules now. one of the reasons that the rnc doesn't want to do that right now is because of the fact fat there's going to be a whole meeting of the full rules committee, a number of the members haven't been chosen yet because the primary process isn't done. the week before the convention in cleveland. and that's where they will approve the final rules. then, those will have to be voted on by the convention when they actually open that in mid-july. so there's going to be back and forth about the rules.
the reason this is so important is generally speaking it's simple. somebody goes in with a majority, 1237, and that's where things stand. this time, because they may not be at 1237, donald trump or anybody else, or they might be close, the rules are going to be very important. one of the big issues is going to be, can somebody who didn't even run be nominated by the convention? that's one of the big issues that's going to be argued about from now right through july. >> james garfield style. what about donald trump's argument, chris, that he's made on our show yesterday, that this whole process is rigged? and he says, look, despite it being rigged, i'm still winning. and that i'm ahead by millions of votes over ted cruz. and he's out there trying to grab these delegates in these meetings. he's been doing so since the fall. that's why he says it's rigged. do you buy that argument? will it fly? >> no. it may fly, but i don't buy it. let me explain the difference. these rules have been set up since last year. it's not like they changed them
in the darkness of a smoke-filled room last week. in colorado. in wyoming. and cruz knew the rules, worked the rules, and has won by the rules. trump, it's really on his campaign, the fact that they either didn't know or weren't paying attention to the rules and they have definitely gotten beat. now, may it fly? it doesn't sound good that you didn't in the case of these two states, he didn't have a state-wide caucus, didn't have a state-wide primary. it was done the old fashioned way through conventions where only party insiders participated and that doesn't look good that you didn't have a regular popular vote as we understand it. having said it, those were the rules. everybody knew it. cruz played by them, trump seems to ignore them. >> chris, obviously, a huge primary here in new york on tuesday. you have a big show this sunday, as you always do. teeing up that election. who do you have this morning?
>> we'll be talking to corey lewandowski, the controversial campaign manager for donald trump. we'll of course be talking about the fact that he got shut out 14 delegates for cruz, zero for trump yesterday. what's going to happen in new york on tuesday. we'll talk about the controversy involving michelle fields, the reporter he grabbed. more importantly, also talking to anthony fauci, the point man for the government on infectious disease about the growing threat of the zika virus as the weather turns warm. >> check your local listings for fox news sunday. chris, great to see you. >> bye, guys. >> coming up, you have to see this one. a school bus driver hailed a hero after her split-second decision to save a boy choking on a crime. >> did you already swallow it? >> we have a hero and her amazing story, that's next. go ahead... leave the competition behind. lexus gs 350 and 200 turbo. there's no going back.
a great part of using the usaa car buying service was seeing the different discounts. it had like a manufacturer discount, it had a usaa member discount. all of them were already built in to the low price. i know that i got a better deal than i would have on my own. usaa car buying service, powered by truecar. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today.
all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov
headlines today. the state of pennsylvania given the green light to medcon marijuana. the governor is expected to sign a law after an overwhelming vote in the house. if signed, it would make pennsylvania the 24th state to create a medical marijuana program. >> and too much snow to smoke in denver. the annual 420 rally rescheduled on account of weather. the event moved to wednesday to mark the unofficial pot holiday, april 20th. tens of thousands of people expected to turn out, light up, despite the cold. >> an oklahoma school bus driver hailed a hero after saving a boy
checking on a penny. the heart' stopping moment was all caught on camera. >> got a coin. >> a coin? are you serious? okay. got it. you scared me to death. you hear me? i thank the lord you're okay. >> that quick thinking school bus driver joins me now. ginger, nice to see you this morning. what were you thinking? in your 17 years driving buses for the school, did anything like this happen? >> thank you, clayton. first off, for having me here. and no, i was hoping i would never have to see anything like that, but it did happen. >> wow. what did you think when you heard him screaming or heard his sister screaming in the background? >> at first, i thought he was being a little ornery and wasn't paying attention. i wanted him to be seated so we could go. we just dropped off a high school student and were going to start off again. i was talking to him about sitting down. i thought he wasn't listening. then his sister alerted me he
had swallowed the coin. then i just jumped into action and did what we had to do. >> you parked the bus first, jump up. were you trained in this type of maneuver or something you know from childhood? >> no, actually, i have been trained. i went and got my cpr card and first aid card and everything when my daughter was about 5 and my eldest son was a baby. i had them off and on. i say off and on because i have let them lapse a few times, the cards. i try to always get them renewed and i had a premature granddaughter and we couldn't take her home from the hospital until we knew the techniques and then of course because of my job. >> cameron has teased you before, right? did you think he was crying wolf here? >> i did at first. that's what, you know, mom and grandpa both, they understood whenever i told them that. i talked to the grandfather right after it happened. he seen the bus was pulled over
and there was something wrong. i explained to him what had happened. i don't think he understood himself at the time what it was that actually happened until the next morning. then he thanked me and was so appreciative. he and the student both. >> choking on this penny. the heimlich maneuver removed it. what did you say after it came out? >> i got onto him and said don't you ever, ever do anything like this again. of course, i had to give him a big hug because i was thanking god he was okay. it was god working through me to get that done, to get the coin out. >> you're a hero. people calling you a hero. you don't like that term. >> well, i feel like i don't -- i don't know. i'm not a hero. it was god. you can tell when you watch the video that there's a peacefulness about it, and i could not believe how calm i seemed on the video because i didn't feel calm when it was actually happening. >> you're a hero and we want to thank you for joining us. an amazing story, and ginger, and coming up later, we're going
to talk about this because choking is the fourth leading cause of death in children under the age of 5. that's coming up. plus, this. college students trying to shut down pro-trump supporters on campus, destroying border displaces like this because they disagree. one school president is fighting for free speech. what he's doing, next. >> first, blowing off steam ahead of tax day. tax day is tomorrow. we've got puppyies, which reliee stress. we have karaoke, you have boxing, and we're also answering your tax questions. go to sf weekend on facebook to weigh in. (war drums beating) fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums.
heywhether to stay or go?re ♪ when it's go, the new choice privileges gets you there faster. and now, stay two times and you can earn a free night. book now at choicehotels.com .
. . with a three-year warranty and a risk-free 30-day money-back guarantee.
every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return.
♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. it's a party on the plaza this morning for tax day. good morning, and welcome in to fox and friends weekend. we're sitting here in these hidromassage chairs. >> just a quick massage on air. >> goes up and down your body. >> oh, my goodness. it catches you every single time. the hydromassage. >> you brought these, right? tell us your name and where you're from. >> dan kennedy, from york,
pennsylvan pennsylvania. >> why did you bring us the chairs? >> tell us about them. >> how does it feel? >> amazing. >> i never felt anything like it. warmth and water. is that what it is? >> it is. it's 93 degrees. it's going through your whole back side. we can control if we wanted in the low back, midback. it's phenomenal. and you say why am i here? we love to see your faces. it lights up. >> anna when she first sat down -- >> they're offering free massages when? >> planet fitness for a whole week next week. we have coupons we're handing out to everybody. it's phenomenal. people are coming in, they can bring it in to planet fitness. get your free massage. >> good deal. check it out. they're different. >> i think that's a great idea. >> on tax day. >> 5:00 somewhere, and we're making mocktails. >> you do the rest of the show from the chairs. i'll do the rest of the show from the bar. all right, so can i offer you a
drink? plenty of people can use one when dealing with their taxes. we're going to show you cocktails perfect for tax day. mixologist april joins us. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> cocktails for taxes. what have you made? >> all these recipes have sourced from savoy cocktail book. these are recipes that were invented prior to 1930. super old. i didn't change the names or anything. the first is the court survivor number two, the millionaire cocktail, blue monday, and income tax cocktail. >> court survivor number two. we have fresh lemon juice, gin, wine, and then a little dash of absengt, gives it nice complesty. >> thus sounds to me like a fancy long island iced tea. >> it's delicious. >> so is the long island iced
tea. >> i'm not saying it's not. this is consumed in the morning as a hangover cure. if you're feeling like you might have a hangover from the whole tax stress, this will get you straightened out. >> that is brilliant. >> yeah. >> any science it to working? everybody is always looking for the hangover cure? >> i don't think so. hair of the dog. you know? >> all right. so beautiful drink. i want to tell you, and tell everybody swig and swallow, like the blue apron of cocktails. >> that's our goal, blue apron of cocktails for lazy people. basically, we deliver the fresh mixers, fresh garnish, but we fill the vessel halfway. so it's perfectly proportioned when you add the spirits. >> you need one of these drinks when you're going to do your taxes. now we'll send it to pete and clayton. >> thank you. thank you very much. laura is back. she's been answering your tax
questions. >> we have a couple viewers sending in e-mails. you said you have been answering all morning. robert says my 1095-a form for obama care is not correct. my correct form is in the mail and still has not arrived. should i file an extension? >> this is exactly the reason to file an extension. the irs doesn't wantia to do an amendment if you don't have to. >> is this another obamacare problem? are they getting it wrong? >> it's easy to get this wrong. always double check the forms to make sure they're right. >> what a mess. here's jay. he said my son is a full-time college student. he has no income this year and i take him as a dependent on my return. does he need to file taxes? will not filing affect his fafsa? >> if he's a college student, doesn't have income, he doesn't need to file taxes. it won't affect his fafsa because that's under the parents tax return. however, it's a good learning
opportunity if you want to sit down with your kid, go through the 1040ez. >> can you imagine going back to the ez form? if enly we could do that. i think there are folks running for president who think we could do it on the back of a post card, it might make sense. >> you're going to answer s'more questions. >> until it is, lauren will be answering the questions. anna, over to you. >> we always want to help our viewers out. i have headlines i'm following. talk about mixed messages. cuban president raul castro bashing the united states again. this despite recent renewed relations between the two countries for the first time in decades. castro speaking out at the communist congress' inauguration and warned cubans to be aware of u.s. intentions. he said the u.s. is out to end cuba's socialist revolution, and a one-party communist system is the only way to stop the united states from doing so.
>> wildlife experts and investigators are still working to find out what went wrong after a veteran florida zookeeper who is known as the tiger whispering was mauled to death by one of the giant cats she worked for. jeff corwin joined me earlier on fox and friends to explain some of the dangers. >> the truth is you can never get too comfortable with these animals. and even though you can develop a relationship with these creatures, you always have in the back of your mind the reality that this is an incredibly powerful predator. that weighs many teams more than you do. >> she was performing a routine procedure on friday in palm beach when the animal attacked. >> sand bags hurled into the street as people tear this makeshift wall apart. the reason, reportedly, because of its pro-trump message. the brothers in the fraternity taking serious heat on campus.
the school is striking back, sending this letter saying tulane encourages and supports the free exchange of ideas and opinions including the expression of support or opposition to a political candidate. >> a senior high school student decided to live with his hilarious series of senior photos all at taco bell. he's getting dangerously close with his taco on the train tracks. he claims taco bell is one of his favorite hangout places and he didn't want a run of the mill location to snap his senior shots. those are your headlines. >> what was your high school fast food of choice? >> perken's was the local restaurant in minnesota. >> not really fast food. >> hang out. >> chick-fil-a. yeah. >> it was burger king for me. >> pizza hut sort of, too. >> after two years, the v.a. has sorted out the problems? now we learned it got worse. a whistleblower is going to join
us live straight ahead. >> and things getting more complicated for donald trump's run for the white house. the only path he has left to clinch the nomination next. >> and we're taxing and relaxing. more creative ways to blow off steam straight ahead from the bar. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. even if you have already been vaccinated with another pneumonia vaccine, prevnar 13® may help provide additional protection.
prevnar 13® is used in adults 50 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. you should not receive prevnar 13® if you have had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or its ingredients. if you have a weakened immune system, you may have a lower response to the vaccine. common side effects were pain, redness or swelling at the injection site, limited arm movement, fatigue, headache, muscle or joint pain, less appetite, chills, or rash. get this one done. ask your doctor or pharmacist about prevnar 13® today.
yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. silence. are you in good hands? some headlines for you. a seinfeld reunion of sorts on "saturday night live" last night. >> how exactly are you going to break up the big banks? you break them up. >> how, how? >> once i'm elected president, i'll have a nice shu spits in the white house jim, and then i'll go to the big banks, sit then down, and yald yeah, yada,
yada, they'll be broken up. >> yada yada yada has worked in the campaign. julia louis-dreyfus asking questions as her character, elaine benes, to larry sanders. who was the inspiration for george costanza. and legendary guns n' roses frontman axl rose may have reunited with his bandmates. but he's lending his voice to help out another iconic band. it's not his old bandmates. he is filling in for ac/dc frontman brian johnson who suffered from hearing loss. he'll cover the 1212 yoeuropean leg of his show before going back on tour with guns n' roses.
>> thanks. today, senator ted cruz is celebrating another voterless victory after a clean sweep in victory. this sure to be in donald trump's slams on the voting process. here is shelby holiday. is this really a voterless victory that senator ted cruz has? >> well, it depends how you look at it. donald trump does have a point. he's been slamming the rnc recently over the contests that don't require a binding presumary in terms of delegates selected to represent that state. it's politically convenient for him to be saying this right now. it is energizing some of his supporters. we have seen supporters in colorado, for example. and it maybe most importantly is distracting from the top story that trump may not know the rules, and he's getting swept by senator ted cruz. but, this message is a little contradictory because if you have been paying attention to the race, donald trump has been benefitting from delegate rules
in the majority of the state contests. he won 30 some percent of the vote in south carolina, same with florida. he's taking all the delegates. >> right. >> the fact he's complaining now about the rules makes some people think that he's just a cry baby. >> his supporters are so loyal, and he just issued that op-ed in the "wall street journal," and he kind of shifted the narrative, didn't he? before he was saying the rnc was out to get him and it's rigged against him. now he's saying it's rigged against the american people. it's making them feel empathy for him. >> it's a smart message for him to be delivering, particularly because it's distracting from the woes of his campaign. and he's hiring people acknowledging that this is a problem, but the message resonates. we have seen a lot of his supporters come out and protest and it's waking people up to the fact that the rules are different in different states. he's slamming the rnc in actuality.
his issues have more to do with the state rules. >> a lot of talk about the process and what it's going to be like if there's a contested convention. this morning, the associated press crunched the numbers and claim there's only one viable way for trump to clinch the nomination. trump would have to win every state seen here in green, including delegates gold mines like new york and california. he could afford to lose the states in green and still reach the minimum number of delegates. according to the a.p., he can't lose any of those states. >> this is interesting. at this point, everyone is crunching math. everyone is tryish to be a delegate nerd because it really does come down to a couple votes, i mean, a couple delegates in this delegate-rich states. he has to win new york. he looks very poised to do that. moving past tuesday, we've got some big northeastern contests coming up. new jersey was highlighted on that map as well, that the northeastern gold mine that comes up later in june.
he does have a path to reach the majority. he has to thread a very thin needle. i liken it to hiking a 14 r in the middle of the night. it's going to be treacherous and tricky, but he could do it. he's going to need california, new york, new jersey, pennsylvania will be very interesting. because it has a different delegate system as well. it's not exactly the same as colorado and wyoming, but we could be seeing more trump complaints after pennsylvania. >> okay, shelby, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> all right, 48 minutes after the hour. just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, it just did. the disgrace of the veterans affairs department continues and up next, a whistleblower will share brand-new information that proves the agency is fudging the numbers. >> what does george clooney think about the expensive fund-raiser he just threw for hillary clinton? >> $350,000 a couple to be a co-chair. do you look at it and think that's an obscene amount of
money? >> yes. i think it's an obscene amount of money. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision, or any symptoms of an allergic reaction,
stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis and a $200 savings card.
>
remember these promises made by our president -- >> we're going to do right by our veterans across the board. as long as it takes. it's important that veterans know that somebody's got their backs. >> well, it's been nearly two years since that first promise, yet a new report reveals -- check this out -- 480,000 veterans are still waiting more than 30 days for a health care appointment. just as recently as march 15th.
our next guest says he still hears accounts of v.a. corruption from employees across the country. shea wilkes is co-director of v.a. truth tellers, a group of more than 40, i would add, courageous whistle blowers at v.a. facilities across the united states. thanks for joining us. as you know, this scandal was started by whistleblowers who stood up in phoenix and were willing to tell the truth about what was happen being manipulation. are you saying we're still seeing that happen in the v.a. today? >> oh, absolutely. it the getgo, we've said -- and they wanted to focus on secret wait that's just one tool that was being used to manipulate numbers and data. i mean, there's still -- they're messing with the desire date times. and there's other ways that you can manipulate the data and stuff through the vista system of scheduling. >> tell us about that. you say specialty clinics, sleep clinics, things like that.
they're finding ways to make it look like wait times are shorter than they are. what are some of the things that v.a. is doing? >> right. well, you know, when it first came out, they wanted to focus on the wait list, then the word secret. then, you know the system -- the vista scheduling system is an older system, and there's flaws in it. you can go in and can still maneuver desired dates to actually set up where it doesn't show those wait times. you know, in a lot of times now, we're hearing across the country that supervisors are again telling the schedulers to go in and mess around with those desired dates to make them look like the veterans aren't waiting. there's different ways. you can set up clinics, the v.a. system is different from what most people understand. and there's ways you can go in with different clinics. and they can set up a clinic and say, hey, we want you to come if for an educational appointment in 21 days. and you'll go in, and they'll
have 50, 60 veterans in there. they'll talk to you a little about about 15, 30 minutes. and then you are considered being seen within 30 days. after that, they'll turn around and make you an appointment again for another, you know, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 days out. the number, you know -- they're showing that -- number numbers that come from the v.a., you need to be skeptical. >> that's a fact. government-run health care, you get a bureaucracy delivering you a bunch of options in different ways, unfortunately that the bureaucracy manipulates it. you're a whistleblower. we've -- this is blown up by whistleblowers. how are whistleblowers being treated at the v.a. today? >> you know, it's -- it's not any better. i will tell you that. whistleblowers are still scared to come forward. they'll pull me aside and say thank you for doing what you did. they do that with whistleblowers all over the country. you're still harassed. some of the downright retaliation still continues, but
some of it, you know, the v.a. leaders are very smart in how they maneuver around the rules and regulations and things. >> shea -- >> you know, they'll still harass you. the downright, straightforward retaliation still occurs, but not as much as it was. but there is a lot of harassment. >> thank you -- thank you for your courage. and it is -- it's disheartening for so many of us to hear that the culture at v.a. has not changed, but the fight continues. and shea, as a whistleblower yourself, thanks for what you do in exposing v.a.'s corruption. appreciate it. >> you're welcome. thanks for having me. >> you got it. donald trump has a unique way of referencing his opponents. >> it's not for little marco, and it's not for lying ted, okay? >> this morning, the donald just revealed his make eed his nick hillary. see that for sure. and a thiquick-thinking bus driver saves a choking little boy. it's a skill -- it's amazing, it's a skill parents should learn. the lifesaving lesson you need to hear next hour. my school reunion's coming fast.
could be bad. could be a blast. can't find a single thing to wear. will they be looking at my hair? won't be the same without you bro. ♪ when it's go, the new choice privileges gets you there faster. and now, stay two times and you can earn a free night. book now at choicehotels.com
♪ with intuitive all-wheel drive. take on the unexpected.
good morning. it is sunday, the 17th of april, 2016. i'm anna kooiman. we have a fox news alert. an exodus from gitmo, nine detainees, some listed as high risk to the united states, sent to saw. the question is when the country will be able to stop these men looking to kill americans from rejoining the fight. how's this for hollywood hypocrisy? did you hear what george clooney thinks about that pricey fundraiser he just threw for hillary clinton? >> to be a co-chair, do you look at it yourself and think that's an obscene amount of money? >> yes. i think it's an obscene amount of money. >> george, why did you throw that party? donald trump has a unique way of referencing his
opponents. >> the little marco and not for lying ted, okay? >> little marco and lying ted. well, this morning, major news -- donald ready to reveal his new nickname for hillary clinton. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. ♪ >> there you go. ♪ >> it is tax day tomorrow. so we've got the opposite day today -- >> we've literally lost our brains this morning on "fox & friends." trying to relieve stress on the plaza. anna dancing down there. we've got massage chairs, we have more from the hydrochair -- >> and rick hasn't even filed his taxes yet. >> all about this, anna -- >> we have cocktails also. >> mocktails. and we've got your last-minute tax advice if you're stuck saying i'm not dancing, nor am i in a massage chair, nor am i
boxing, i need to i do -- nor do i need to do my taxes, check in. >> hard rock cafe is here. we'll do karaoke. you can vot for the songs you want to hear on line. >> a good number. i can't remember what they are. go to the facebook page. facebook -- ffweekend. vote for the song that you'll see clayton sing solo, by himself. >> my vote is for "caroline" neil diamond. >> i was 7 years old. my kids' favorite song. >> single, single -- >> look at anna. >> single, double -- >> we've got news while anna continues to -- continues to dance -- >> not here. a fox news alert. another deadly earthquake striking in a matter of days. this time on ecuador's northwestern coast. 7.8-magnitude quake crumbling homes and businesses and
buckling a major overpass. 77 dead, hundreds more hurt. landslides making it difficult for crews to get to the hardest hit areas. comes days after two quakes in southwestern japan kills at least 41 and hurt more than 1,500 others. heavy rain slowing the search for survivors there. look at that video. the search has been called off for two teens who were swept out to sea in san francisco beach area. the two 17-year-olds had run into the surf with several friends when they were pulled under by the strong current. the coast guard, san francisco fire department spent nearly five hours searching for them. and a former wnba star and former olympic gold medalist under fire for allegedly mistreating players. loyola university this chicago launching an investigation into women's basketball coach chersh swoop swoopes. this after 10 of 13 flairs planned to leave because they didn't like the way they were being treated by swoopes. a recent basketball hall of fame
inductye. a woman risks her life at a toronto zoo for a hat. look at this. [ bleep ] >> what is going on? >> yeah. is any hat worth climbing into a -- into a tiger's cage? no. the crowd watching in horror as she jumps a protective barrier to retrieve her hat. all while a hungry tiger paces back and forth just on the other side of the fence. the zoo is investigating and trying to track down that woman. >> how did we know he was hungry? >> yeah. especially with what happened in florida with the tiger whisperer. >> that's right. >> would you jump in a tiger cage for a hat? >> no. >> not even for a giants hat? never for a giants hat. >> never for a san francisco giant hat. >> good morning, everyone. >> the sun's out. love it. to the campaign trail. last night we saw another clean sweep for republican senator ted cruz over donald trump in another what they are calling voterless victory in wyoming. >> with the new york primary here looming, the party leaders
may have some, well, some would say tricks up their sleeves. >> we have more live from washington, d.c., nothing up his sleeve. good morning, garrett. indianapolis indeed. good morning, y'all. you know, my coach used to say in high school that any win is a good win. and yesterday, that was the case for ted cruz. he swept all of wyoming's 14 delegates at the state's party convention, but like in colorado, it's a win that's going to be criticized. both states award delegates in a mul multi-tiered caucus system that involves party activists more than general voter. two days ahead of new york's primary, where cruz is polling in third place now, the texas senator says momentum is on its side. >> you've got the entire spectrum of the republican party coming together and unified. >> after this weekend, when he gets wiped out in new york, which he will, he gets wiped out, he no longer has a road to
the nomination. >> even with his string of recent wins, ted cruz is still about 185 delegates behind donald trump. party leaders are very much aware that a contested convention is looking ever more likely. and behind the scenes, there's fighting over just how that process will work. yesterday, the chairman of the party's rules committee accused top officials of a breach of trust for trying to prevent certain new rules that would limit their power at the convention. specifically, their ability to nominate a new candidate, one more to their liking, at a contested convention. but many other gop leaders say changing any of the convention rules at this point would just make it look like they were trying to influence the outcome, something donald trump has already been suggesting. back to you all. >> garrett tinney, thank you very much. we all know the donald has a unique way of referring to his opponents. >> it's not for little marco, and it's not for lying ted,
okay? >> little marco, lying ted cruz. he said those over and over again. now, in watertown, new york, he's come out with his new way of describing hillary clinton. he's unveiling his new nickname for her. we'll see if it sticks. watch. >> so i'm self-funding, all of this is mine. when i fly in, it's on my dime. right? on my dime. [ applause ] >> and what does that mean? that means that i'm not controlled by the special interests, by the lobbyists, and they control -- they control crooked hillary, and they control lying ted cruz, right? they control lying ted. >> you know, so many nicknames, and he's been so effective with it. i've been honestly waiting to see how he would label hillary clinton. between benghazi and private servers and the clinton foundation, hey, the word crooked fits the bill -- >> wouldn't be surprised if he comes out with even more. he does have a way of exposing whatever weakness a candidate
has. with governor jeb bush, it was low energy. anyway, it gets in his supporters' minds, and they say it over and over with him. >> branding. >> it catches fire. >> it's tied to -- the reason he's doing this is because of her associations with wall street. >> that's what i was going to say. >> and whether or not releasing the transcripts from her big speeches to goldman sachs and others. she's not releasing the transcripts even though bernie sanders has been calling for it. and yet, she was out over the weekend at george clooney's big fundraiser where to get into the fundraiser, you had to spend $343,000 per couple to get in. if you were a couple, you could bring a plus-one. >> good. glad to know -- >> $353,000. >> 53. >> there's diamonds and gold encrusted on your salmon or the chicken, whatever you had there. so george clooney was actually on "meet the press" with chuck tod todd and asked about the money and politics, is it being poisoned by the big money. and he actually kind of said, well, yeah. listen.
>> do you look at how much is being raised, and i think the co-host of the dinner, $353,000 a couple, to be a co-chair, do you look at it yourself and say that's an obscene amount of money? >> yes. i think it's an obscene amount of money. i think that -- we had protesters last night when we pulled up in san francisco. and they were right to protest. they're absolutely right. it is an obscene amount of money. the sanders campaign when they talk about it is absolutely right. it's ridiculous that we should have this kind of money in politics. i agree. >> amazing self-awareness. >> george:y in short, i am the -- george clooney in short, a. the problem. the self-loathing that goes into this. i think a lot of it's de facto support for hillary clinton. he's doing it because he feels obligated. and it feeds to the narrative of bernie sanders. $353,000 for a ticket. it makes it look like she's bought and paid for. >> money doesn't necessarily buy victory. we saw what happened with mitt romney and the amount of money.
we saw jeb bush and the establishment upset about the millions and millions they think they wasted on a jeb bush candidacy. so you know, look at that. so george clooney writes this on facebook, mary says, "he wants all the liberal policies in effect and then takes off to little in italy where his money is safe and sound." >> and maureen says, "hollywood is well known as hypocrite heaven for this reason. those who reach fame and fortune forget real-world reality." >> roosevelt bridger tweeted, "george clooney is so far left, his right hand doesn't work. big bucks for a dinner and then complains about big money, really?" >> in all the head-to-head matchups with hillary clinton, donald trump has not done so well in the head-to-head matchups. he's said, i haven't even started on hillary clinton yet. maybe he's -- this is him starting with his new nickname, crooked hillary clinton. >> if he's already seeing past new york and think that ted cruz is done after the new york primary, what he thinks is the
case, maybe is lining up -- we're seeing the reorganization and campaign, as well. >> exactly. i think targeting hillary clinton is -- has a unifying effect. republicans are squabbling amongst themselves now. if you remind yourself that ultimately they need to be prepared to fight against hale or bernie sanders, if you start to build that narrative and point out the flaws, i think everyone on the republican side can agree on that. >> she can be the great unifier. hillary clinton can be the great unifier, just the opposition to her. >> do you like donald trump's new nickname for hillary clinton, or do you think it's over the line? let us know dpmp to our facebook page. ffweekend. weigh in. coming up on the show, they're supposed to be one of our closest allies. are the saudis shaking us down? what they just threatened to do to our government as lieutenant colonel ralph peter joins us next. sha...with reddi-wip. cream... if legalzoom has your back.s,
over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help is here.
♪ when it's go, the new choice privileges gets you there faster. and now, stay two times and you can earn a free night. book now at choicehotels.com in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov the u.s. releasing nine more guantanamo bay detainees.
many considered to be high-risk terrorists. >> joining us, lieutenant colonel ralph peters, fox news strategic analyst. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. serious dance moves, anna. >> thanks a lot. next time we'll have to get out you out. >> i want to see pete dance. >> no, sir. >> watch after the show. that's a tease. when you saw this saudi arabia is our enduring eternal enemy and the spring from which the bloody waters of global jihad flowed, what do you mean? >> well, it's straightforward. all the terrorist movement we see now from al qaeda to al nusra to islamic state all come from the joabi cult spawned in the 18th century, a newcomer to islam. it's the most extreme and inherently violent form of islam, of institutional islam. so the saudis have been allowed to push this. because they've successfully bought their way into the united states making individuals and corporations rich, buying their way into think tank, they've
gotten away literally with murder. our federal government refuses to release the 28 missing page from the 9/11 report that implicates the saudis, some saudis, in 9/11. most importantly, here's the bottom line -- we allow the saudis to fund hate speech and hate mosques. some estimates are up to 80% of american mosques get some funding and support from saudi arabia. they are pushing most radical form of islam, jihadi islam, on mainstream american muslims. we tolerate it. and think about this contradiction -- we allow the udderly intolerant and bigoted usda toes have fanaticism here and fund -- there aren't any chapels in saudi arabia, but shouldn't we have a rule that foreign entities and governments and individuals who do not practice religious tolerance shouldn't be able to fund hate speech here? >> colonel, you have a powerful article in the "new york post" that outlines all of this and
lays out what the saudi arabian government has done, undermining so much of what the american government has fought for for over 15 years. what's the internal policy in what do we do if we were to call out saudi arabia? what are the implications of that? >> the wonderful thing is the saudis just tried to call us out. the saudis have called us out say figure you don't give us our way, if you allows american 9/11 survivors to sue, we'll divest ourselves of all our american assets and cost the american economy. it would be a bump in the american economy. it would devastate saudi arabia, and oh, by the way, maybe at last we could stop our military and diplomatic support of the bigoted monarchy -- the usdaies are barbarians with credit cards. looking down the road, i think we have a better chance in the long term of a rapprochement with iran than we do of seeing reform in saudi arabia. again, the iranians are a problem now.
we may wind up in a war with them. the usdaies are funding subversion -- saudis are funding subversion in the united states. and the victims are american muslims who are bullied in their neighborhoods by the saudi-funded mosques. by the way, i've seen the saudis in country after country. i've seen them on the ground. so i'm not talking think tank theory. and the saudi goal everywhere is to prevent muslims from integrating into the general societies. they don't want american muslims to become good americans. even -- i've seen them pay poor families to take their kids out of the state schools where they'd learn a skill and put them where they don't learn anything. the saudis don't care about the fate and well being of individual muslim. they care about islam and the abstra abstract. by the way, how many, how many refugees from syria and iraq have the saudis taken? less than 100 at last count. >> i know, if your piece, too, you talk about they would be building schools and hospital if they wanted to help the muslim community in your words.
the saudis issuing economic threat. there's a warning from the saudis to the united states to drop any investigation into the kingdom's role in the september 11 attacks or pay the price. josh earnest was asked and here's what he says -- >> i can't tell you whether or not the president has read these 28 pages. i can tell you that the office of the director of national intelligence is doing a reclassification and review of pages. and the president certainly has confidence in the ability of the national security professionals to consider the documents for release. >> so the president hasn't seen it, is that right? >> i doubt that it's right, but it's obscene, obscene, and not just the obama administration but the george w. bush administration, too. they are protecting the saudis at the expense of the american people. they put the happy not of the saudi royal family above the survivors of nevin.
it is an incredible thing. again, we have allowed the saudis to buy so much influence in this country, that's another deep obscenity. where are the politicians with integrity to stand up for americans and say, hey, saudi, game over. >> well, colonel, hopefully the american energy renaissance can extricate us in ways from this relationship. a powerful piece. thanks for joining us, as always, very articulate, colonel. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. 20 minutes after the hour. ahead on "fox & friends" weekend, one of nancy pelosi's friends in big trouble this morning. major drama about to unfold inside the democratic party. you don't want to miss it. plus, we showed you this remarkable story last hour. a bus driver jumping into action to save a choking young boy. [ crying ] >> come here! >> well, choking is one of the leading causes of death in young children. so would you know what to do? the lifesaving lessons you need to hear next. clayton's getting a quick tutorial. ♪
tired of working for peanuts? well what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? that's right. i'm talking full time delivery of 7 grams of protein and 6 essential nutrients. ever see a peanut take a day off? i don't think so. harness the hardworking power of the peanut.
might start outsourcing because it can't afford the bump. it already fired about 500 people. >> thanks. earlier, we heard from a hero school bus driver who saved a 5-year-old from choking to death on a penny. >> i was talking to him about sitting down. i thought he wasn't listening. and then his sister alerted me then that he had swallowed a coin. and then i just jumped into action and did what we had to do. i'm not a hero. i feel like it was god. you can tell by when you watch the video, there's a peacefulness about it. and i could not believe how calm i seemed on the video because i didn't feel calm inside when it was happening. >> she jumped to action, but do you know what to do in this situation? here to tell us what to do if your kid is choking is nurse practitioner katy duke. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. first, i would like to commend the school bus driver for taking quick and calm action. >> let's look at the video. tell me what we're seeing here. she did the right thing?
>> 100%. >> he pulls the bus over safely and calmly. the sister is screaming. >> yes. not sure what's going on yet. but here it comes. he -- sort of gives the international sign of choking, he's putting his hands near his neck, she recognizes it. goes over, pulls him out of the way and delivers the heimlich. calm and quick action is the key. >> wow. >> how do we know if they're really choking? >> there's a few simple steps. first off, the international sign of choking is this -- anybody in the world wherever you go, if they're doing this, you know they're choking. also if the person is unable to breathe or looks like they are in distress, if their face is red or blue, you need act quickly because they're choking. >> interesting. there's a difference between, this is -- you've got a full age, show us the technique on an adult. show us what the proper technique is. what is it supposed to be? how do you do it? >> great. four steps. first, identify if the person is choking. step two, remain calm. if you're freaking out, everybody's going to freak out, and then you have bigger problems on your hand. three, anybody over the age of 1
is the same method. i'm going to stand up -- >> over 1? >> over the age of 1. >> over the age of 1 is the same method. >> same method, over the age of 1. i'm going to stand because it's easier to stand up. what you do is you get behind anybody over the age of 1. you can stand or kneel. and then what you do is you're going to take your fist with your thumb out, place it above their belly button. grab your other hand, and you place it over your fist like this. all right? you're going to deliver quick upward thrusts until the object becomes dislodged or until they begin breathing like this. what you're doing is you are exerting pressure into the abdominal calf 270 pop that thing out. >> may i -- >> please do. >> how much pressure? you worry about breaking ribs -- >> listen -- >> 2-year-old, how hard is too hard? >> you want to give quick upward thrusts, and when you're there and somebody's choking, airway and breathing is the most important thing. give it a good thrust.
a good thrust. >> finger -- i don't want to cover my microphone. >> thumb out. above the belly button. quick upward tlufrthrusts. >> you're going to react, and as long as you're calm and basically following the steps -- >> you have a basic -- positioning is key, but being able to recognize if someone is choking and knowing i need to remain calm and act quick is most important. >> let's have a seat. i wanted to ask you here about you mentioned 1-year-olds. anybody over 1. that's the method you do. under 1, it's totally different. >> under 1 is completely different. when you're dealing with an infant under 12 months, you actually are going to place the infant, the head and neck in your hand and your wrist area, you hold them and straddle their legs over your forearm and deliver back slaps. >> back slaps. fast down, back slaps? >> yes. very you're going between their shoulder blades with your fist like this. the hard part of your hand, and
you're going to be delivering five back slaps. >> the unfortunate reality is i've got a 6-month-old at home. yesterday -- couple of days on his play mat, there was a little ball, his brothers brought over, this big. i realized had he happened to grab that, and -- >> everything goes in the mouth. >> you don't think what would i do. i think i would revert to what i would do with a 1-year-old. with a younger one, it's flip it over on the back. >> be sure to support baby's head and neck. and also remember straddle their legs across your forearm and do it against your thigh. hand out, five back slaps, and then you're going to turn the baby over, see if you can see anything, and only if you can see something do you want to reach in and grab it. >> all right. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> yes. thank you. she's happy to be here. >> thank you. coming up on the show, a dangerously close call for a gymnast's stunt that goes horribly wrong in front of a crowd of parents. ouch. her coach saves the day just in time. caught on camera next. and time to lay back and
relax and get taxed. >> isn't she doing taxes? >> tax day tomorrow. we're offering tax day relief. we we'll also have singing at the end of vote. cast your vote on line on our facebook page. ♪ we'll be singing. tomorrow it gets real. tax day. this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement with e*trade. plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast.
tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. ..
♪ when looking for a van to take your business to the next level, look for more. with the ram promaster and promaster city, you can do more. hold more. handle more. organize more. and get more out of every drop. all for less.
in our clubs. >> you've got what kind of workouts are we looking at? >> our workout starts with 15 minutes of warmup and cal is thennic and shadow boxi ining - calisthenics and shadow boxing. >> 15 minutes of core -- >> the killer. we do that at the end intentionally because your body is truly going through the whole thing the whole way through. >> go! >> we have our drill sergeant. you ought to teach a class in an instant. it's awesome. you release stress and your endorphins increase. >> where can folks find title boxing? >> titleboxingclub.com. we have 160 locations. we're the nation's fastest franchise. we open clubs all across the country. >> i saw the upper cuts. can you show more? >> yeah. sure, jab. you have the hook. upper cuts. upper cut. power -- >> i got to say -- my kids were watching at home. i don't think you'll be able to
see it. you motivated them. i think they'll put it up on screen. they were boxing to you boxing on the television. >> i love that. you know, we -- >> got into title boxing with you this morning. >> i love it. he's gunning. >> he's gunning. >> that's cute. >> motivated 3 and a 5-year-old. >> we hope to motivate everybody. get out, tax stress, get out, daily stress. >> everybody at home, if you need last-minute tax advice, we've got the answer. clayton, what you got? >> that's right. we have the bar. we're drinking at tax time now. we need to. >> and the puppies. >> yeah. people doing shots because of how much money they have to send to the irs. we have more, answering your last-minute tax questions. we've gotten great questions. you've been sending them in to us. here are some -- here's our first from janice. she's got a puppy to help calm her down. >> yes. >> does my 89-year-old mother have to file? all she gets is social security and a small pension check. >> so as long as she's making less than $11,850 per year, she does not actually have to file. it never hurts to just, you
know, a 1040 ez, you can do it for form, irs free file. that's the answer essentially. >> and an important point to bring up about the extensions, it's not like the government is being so happy and nice about extension -- giving you an extension. they're basically lending you money for that period of the extension, right? you're paying interest on that extension? >> you are. and there's a penalty. you're paying half a percent penalty if you can't pay in full by tomorrow. but it's still better than paying with your credit card, right? a half a percent's not as bad as a part on a credit card. >> or 18% or 20% on a credit card. christine write, my son was issued a refund that was 100 times the amount he was supposed to have received, $1,283 instead of $12 and directly deposited. i couldn't find a way through the automated phone trie irs. what is our best course of action to give the money back? >> it's so rare for this to happen. it does happen. of course, you have to give the money back, as she knows. the best way to handle this is, first of all, don't worry.
the irs, it's their mistake. and you're trying to do the right thing. you could try to make a payment through the irs direct pay website. and then when they come and find you, you can say, hey, we maid the money back. otherwise, they will find you, that's when you'll give it back. >> continue answering your questions. you can for a few more minutes, toward the end of our show g. on ffweekend, or friends@foxnews.com. lauren, you've been so kind with your time to answer questions. have you already filed? >> yeah. i file right away. >> smart, anna, who hasn't filed yet? >> tomorrow. thanks. in other stories making headlines, a frantic search underway for a missing florida priest. investigators in jacksonville say father rene robert was last seen a week ago, and they suspect foul play in his disappearance. robert's car was found in south carolina along with a main suspect, steven murray. he has a criminal background and is believed to have been counseled by father robert at the time. another city has banned travel to north carolina and has
also added mississippi. los angeles mayor garcetti will sign a resolution next week banning official travel to the two southern states. it's in protest of their anti-lgbt law, some say. at least eight other cities and four state have banned nonessential government-funded travel to north carolina. and today the state of pennsylvania giving the green light to medical marijuana. governor tom wolf is expected to sign a bill into law after an overwhelming 149-46 vote in the house. if signed, it would make pennsylvania the 24th state to create medical marijuana -- a medical marijuana program. >> miracle. >> anna loves it. >> tongue twister. and a gymnastics coach making an incredible split-second save. watch as the 11-year-old girl tries to dismount from the high bar and n canada. the girl's coach sees the landing fall short and jumps in to action, catching her just in time, saving her from serious injury. the two tumble forward before getting up and walking away like
nothing ever happened. and then he did a somersault there. >> quick move there. we're enjoying nice spring weather -- >> pretax day. rick has been at the bar all morning. hey, rick. >> i have. i'm a little slow now or super fast or something. welcome. you guys watch us in argentina? >> of course. every day. we love the news. >> that's wonderful. thank you very much. we're happy you're here and enjoy. happy you could come meet us in person. >> thank you very much. >> let's talk a little weather. anna, look at this picture. sent in from spartanburg. what is this picture? do you see it? >> the azaleas! >> anna, in case you didn't know, was the azalea queen last year. these are azaleas in spartanburg, south carolina. a beautiful day, beautiful number of days. today getting to 76. keep sending pictures to my twitter or instagram or somewhere. you see it on the satellite/radar picture.
nothing going on across the east. a spectacular day. all the weather across the central plains. rain, flooding, severe weather. and the snow winding down across the rockies. anna? back to you. >> thanks. if you can spell reichmuth, you can tweet him. >> get on the google. coming up, the video is incredible. a quick-thinking father saves his child from being killed by an out-of-control car. you have to see that video once again to believe your eyes. if you thought the republican race couldn't get any crazier, it just did. why members of the so-called establishment are angry are wrnc chairman reince priebus and accusing him of breach of trust. maria bartiromo has details. ♪ >> she's in a massage chair. >> i don't know if she's going to be able to do her show. ♪
luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen.man. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com. ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible.
♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow i love ya, tomorrow.♪ ask your heart doctor about entresto. and help make tomorrow possible. ♪ you're only a day away ♪
welcome back. let's see if you at home would be this loackadaisical while seeing a giant whale almost tip your kayak. two kayakers get an unexpected visit. watch. >> oh, my gosh! >> just another day at the office. the two men say they spotted the humpback whale a few weeks ago off the coast of vancouver and wanted to see it up close. you can see the mammal emerge for air right next to them. look -- just a whale. and this video, heart stopping. capturing the moment a drunk driver careens through a barrier making a beeline for a dad pushing his baby in that stroller. the smart-thinking dad pushes his baby out of the way just in time. they escape with both minor injuries thankfully. no word for -- for charge on the driver in croatia. anna? next up, donald trump and the rnc go head to head over the party's delegate rules. new reports reveal the rnc's plan for a big shakeup ahead of
tuesday's new york primary. >> here to explain, host of sunday morning futures on the fox business network, maria bartiromo. >> how is the massage chair? >> the massage chair was unbelievable actually. you know, mornings with maria is on the fox business network, pete. you know, you've been a regular guest. is the sunday morning futures" is after the program. here on the fox newschannel. >> we'll lose you to the massage chair so you might not get to do the show. >> i want that at my house, that assage chair. that was so good. -- that massage chair. that was so good. >> let's talk about the primary and see what new york's economy says about the current state of our country. obviously we see jobs leaving new york in droves. whenever we do the segments there's big arrows heading from new york to florida and texas and other part of the country. what are the candidates saying about new york's economy that's resonating? >> look, we have to start by looking at the economy and realizing that things have gotten better. wall street is still contracting, and they're still cutting jobs. financial services one of the
most important jobs and industries in new york, that's the largest industry in new york when ranked by total profits. that area is still struggling, financial services. you've got wall street cutting back. banks dealing with heavy, heavy regulation, as well as the tax story. when you look at the top states in terms of where people are leaving and where they're going, new york is right up there. and that's because of taxes. health care is getting rewired throughout new york. that's a positive because that's where you're going to see jobs. again, in like recovery mode, but hospitals are getting wired, that's certainly a positive. you want to look at professional services, that's where the jobs have been, frankly. thing like lawyers, consultants, things like that. that's where the jobs are. collectively speaking, i think new york has gotten better. that's a positive. and that's going to help the front-runners which, of course, we know it is. donald trump and hillary clinton. >> is it helping them? i mean, we see commercials all the time in new york. if you live here, obviously in other parts of the country, you're not seeing it. but it's new york, we're back. move here because of our infrastructure. >> yeah. >> tax holiday. >> right. >> yeah, they talk about that, and i've seen the ads.
unfortunately, it is more of a mixed picture when you look at reality because of the issue that you raised, that is the tax story. businesses are leaving, individuals are leaving, because they are looking at the highest corporate tax rate on a federal level, and then additional incremental taxes from new york state and new york city. having said that, you can't deny that thiimproved. things have certainly begun to get better. and i feel like recession fears have begun to fade. we'll see what the second half of the year brings. you have to believe that the election is going create some kind of a catalyst, as well. >> not just the primary on tuesday. nationally, our fox news poll shows that the economy and terrorism are the top voter issues. what do you have coming up? >> manufacturing is still dead in the water, not seeing growth at all. >> so much of what resonates with the population right now which donald trump is speaking to. >> exactly. that's one area that you have to expect is going to continue with oil prices where they are. look, we're talking to the head of the rnc, the chief strategist, sean spicer. he and reince priebus talking
about the issue of shaking up things going into the -- the convention in july. look, i think basically what they want to do is don't make too many big changes because we don't want to look like this is a whole fix and rigged like trump has been saying. >> i look forward to seeing that. there's a lot of spin. everyone's spinning it on both sides. i'm interested to watch your interview to see what they're saying the process will actually look like. will they change the rules or not. >> and thank, pete -- thanks, pete. and we'll get the take from newt gingrich. he's seen this before going into the convention. it's important to get his take. >> no brokered convention, he said, i'm sorry to disappoint my folks in washington. >> that's what he's seeing. >> maria bartiromo's show sinatra a few minut in a few minutes, that is if she's not lost in the massage chair. that's live. and in a couple of minutes, singing away our tax day blues. >> we've been asking you to vote for which karaoke song we want you to sing to release the financial stress. the results are in.
♪ >> more after the break. ♪ ♪ before i had the shooting, burning of diabetic nerve pain, these feet were the first in my family to graduate from college and trained as a nurse. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica.
now i have less diabetic nerve pain. ask your doctor about lyrica. are those made with all-beef, karen? yeah, they're hebrew national. but unlike yours, they're also kosher. only certain cuts of kosher beef meet their strict standards. they're all ruined. help yourself! oh no, we couldn...okay thanks, hebrew national. a hot dog you can trust. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business.
vote for "uptown funk." >> mr. deejay, do we have the song cued up? here we go. ♪ ♪ ♪
i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >> we want to thank hard rock cafe. if you guys come down just like you can sing, you'll get a free legendary burger. you are qualified because you did it. >> our runner-up song was "friends in low places" by garth brooks. ♪ i got friends in low places where the whisky drowns and the