war of wives on the campaign trail. as donald trump and ted cruz's wives get thrown into the fray, should family be off limits when it comes to politics? log on to the "fox & friends" facebook page for a live debate. keep talking. >> we hope that you have a great weekend. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> bye. good morning on this good friday. it is march 25th. i'm ainsley earhardt. we begin with this -- a fox news alert. after a train, as you see there, going up in flames, now the race is on to clean up the carnage on the tracks. >> we'll tell you more about that. and six suspects now swept up in the terror raids last night alone in belgium. six more. [ explosion ] >> ah. >> oh, boy. and while investigators try to track down the third bombing suspect, we're lea a curfew set on when the cops can conduct a terror raid. we're not kidding.
plus, it's not a war of wives between donald trump and senator ted cruz. >> it's not easy to tick me off. i don't get angry often. you mess with my wife, you mess with my kids, that will do it every time. donald, your a sniffling coward, and leave heidi the hell alone. >> wow. if you think that's bracing, it gets more intense from there. we've got the whole thing for you. it's "fox & friends." good morning. welcome to studio e on this good friday. >> it is good friday, easter weekend. exciting. >> good morning. >> glad to be here. >> good to see you. >> you picked a good day. we've got a lot to talk about. >> for sure. >> in fact, we'll start with a fox news alert. breaking information in the last five minutes. the terror suspect arrested in france last night turns out is connected to the ringleader of
the paris attacks. >> and overnight, police have taken down six more terrorist in brussels. are the two missing bombers part of those arrests? >> john huddy is live in brussels, belgium, with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, it was a very busy night. a lot of significant developments. we'll start with the suspect who was arrested in paris, now officials say that he was tied to the suspected paris bombing ringleader, the paris attack ringleader. this guy basically coordinated the attacks in november. and the raid happened last night in the northern outskirts of paris, catching the suspect. we don't know his name as of yet. we are still waiting for more identification and more information from authorities in paris. officials there say this guy is not linked, however, to the
attacks here. and the fallout from the attacks continued. there were more raids last night. police arrested six suspects that were suspected of being involved and are suspected of being involved in tuesday's attacks. two of the suspects were arrested here in the neighborhood on the outskirts, basically a suburb of brussels, about 15 minutes outside of the city. today, there are also reports coming out and information that we're getting that a southeastern national has -- syrian national has been identified as a possible second subway bomber. remember, there was the one, the one who carried out the attack in brussels. now report of a second suspect. now there are reports that that may be a syrian national that investigators and police are hunting for. i mention the two brothers,
khalid and ibrahim el bakraoui. khalid carried out the subway attack. his brother was one of the two suicide bombers in the airport. now there are also reports that they allegedly planted -- we've talked about this -- a camera outside a belgian nuclear official's house and spied on the man, according to multiple reports and sources telling fox news, as well. expert say the man could have been ptrying to get possibly materials to try a so-called, what we know as a dirty bomb. and as we also have been talking about, tucker, ainsley, steve, police are still hunting for another suspect. that other suspect in the airport bombing. remember, the cctv footage, the guy in the white coat? he is still on the run. there's great concern about when he may try to pull something else off before authorities can close in on him, guys. >> all right. john huddy live in brussels. thank you very much. he was talking about how apparently the brothers spied on an official with the atomic
nuclear facility in belgium. apparently these two guys filmed some high-ranking official at the nuke plant. they surveilled him to figure out his comings and goings. the presumption is they were going to kidnap him, have him swipe them spot nuke plant, they were going to steal something and try to build a dirty bomb. apparently that didn't work. 11 workers at the nuclear power plant, they've had their passes revoked because the wary is they've been compromised. >> there's nothing scarier than a dirty bomb. it wouldn't. but because it would sow the most terror. it could literally make a city uninhabitable for years. >> a lot of this didn't unfold this week. much of this unfolded last week. authority knew about this in november. seven people had access to the plant with drawn. this week, 11 workers total, we're told. last friday, more soldiers were
sent to protect the plants, as well. there are several plants involved in this. >> as john huddy was detailing, you notice there's a connection between the paris people and the belgium people. what is the glue? it could be satan-claus, as he's been nicknamed. this is a picture there. he's an isis recruiter. the good news, he's in prison. however, he did get a bunch of these people together. they called him bad santa or satan-claus because he doled out cash and gifts. he was instrumental in putting together the brussels cell. of course, they had a connection to paris. >> he recruited three terrorists tied to the attack. one of whom blew himself up at the airport in brussels. >> you've got to hope he's in solitary in prison. prisons is been in europe and the u.s. a major recruiting site for jihadis. >> he was convicted last year, 12 years behind bars.
11 years from now, he'll be in the streets. >> papa noel. sat satan claus. >> why has belgium become a to thehead of terrorism? they've got -- become a country of terrorism? they've got a crazy rule where if it's between 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., the cops can't conduct a raid even with a court order and warrant. >> unbelievable. >> why, people are sleeping? >> they need their beauty sleep. >> listen to some laws -- you can't carry out a search between 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. even if you have a warrant. legal restrictions about sharing information about european nationals with countries outside of the e.u. is prohibited. if you have information about what's going on with the european national, you're not allowed to share it with countries like the united states unless you're a part of the e.u. which can -- >> great -- >> how dangerous is that? also, the third thing that i took from this article i was
reading -- small police force with small counterterrorism budget. it's the -- more people, more terrorists allegedly living in that area with the smallest budget to fight terrorism. unbelievable. >> you put it together, and you've got an outraged bill o'reilly. listen. >> in belgium where the bombers struck this week, intelligence agents cannot tap telephones, nor can they look into computers. it's against belgian law. police are restrained from raiding private homes from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. no matter what you do, they can't come in and get you. and belgium wonders why it's a terror target? the incredible laxity have made europe the easiest target in the world for isis and every other terror group. if the far left had its way here, we'd be just like belgium. >> the most stringent laws on privacy issues. guess what i learned about -- i thought about the apple. apple investigation with the fbi. they're not allowed to release -- they're not releasing
information. >> that's true. and yet, i do think his last point is the key one. they have a problem because they have a massive population of unassimilated people who hate belgian society living in the borders. no amount of policing will cure that problem. >> the privacy issue is my concern. i mean, you're not allowed in someone's house even if you think they're a terrorist? >> right. >> only if they think a crime is committed or the house is on fire. when this was all unfolding, n belgium, the tv show on showtime called "the circus," mark mckinnon and company did this. they had cameras on trump and on hillary that morning. how did the two campaigns react? in totally different ways. watch. this. >> you got the call from your friend. you already were scheduled to do a bunch of morning show interviews by phone. did you consult anybody about what to say? did you -- >> no. no. i don't have to consult. no. i say it from my heart and my brain. it's not just heart.
it's heart and brain. and that's what i do. >> we're in the midst of a huge national security story, you're on network shows. you get a call from your friend, watch tv and say what you want to say? >> i say what i think is appropriate. >> you want to be careful. she's a political candidate. she's a former secretary of state. so sort of how you manage the balance of talking about it. but you know, sort of waiting and -- knowing that she's particularly sensitive to that kind of thing. she immediately goes into what do we do mode. >> that means calls back to brooklyn. >> the clinton campaign, you know, it was like a 3:00 a.m. phone call. they called brooklyn. they got the coms team on the line, the foreign policy advisers. of course, a lot of pieces are in place. they had a methodical response with a lot of input. donald trump was completely spontaneous and intuitive response. >> i think that's what voters want. they want contextual understanding about what's happening off the stage and behind the talking points. how are these people responding. what kind of interaction do they
have with staff, advisers, or is it an instinct, intuition like donald trump? it's a very different approach. >> there you've got exactly how it unfurled. we've got hillary breaking into the small discussion groups, and then trump, taking it in and just seeing what he think. >> notice on the trump side, you had the camera with trump. then the hillary side, you had the hillary side with her spokesman. first of all, it's demented to let cameras into campaigns like this. >> i was shocked. >> and second, i think what matters is your posture. not the knowledge but are you going to protect america. is that your bottom line goal? i think one of the candidates is pretty good at conveying that despite lack of knowledge. >> all right. >> let me tell you the headlines this morning -- >> more later. >> a collision between a freight train and a propane truck, and it's caught on camera. [ explosion ] hundreds of people forced out of their houses in calloway,
minnesota. they're not allowed to go home until the propane is cleaned up which will not happen for several hours. we're told around noon. 11st cars and the locomotive went off the rails. two workers on the train were rushed to the hospital with minor injuries. a catholic priest reportedly kidnapped by isis could be crucified today on good friday. a religious group in yemen says gunmen stormed a house this month killing 15 including four nuns and took this priest. the church is asking for prayers saying today could be the priest's last day. isis, meantime, has not taken responsibility. wow. houston, we have a problem. a united airlines pilot accused of running a prostitution ring. here's his picture. authorities say his name is bruce wayne. bruce wayne wallace. he owned and operated about a half dozen brothels in apartments and office buildings in houston. he allegedly used his flight school and charter service as a front to make sure the
prostitutes had legitimate employment records. investigators believe the women advertised on line and paid him $400 a week. those are your headlines. >> this is your captain speaking. >> please return your -- never mind. 13 minutes after the top of the hour. thanks for joining us on this good friday. coming up, what do you do when the parking garage is full? not this. no. >> my word. >> how that car fell four stories. the driver was inside. what happened? we'll tell you. >> thankfully no one was down below. the president dancing the tango. you saw this. the world is mourning the victims of the brussels bombing attacks. is this the right message to send? >> can we vote on this?
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after tuesday's twin attacks in brussels, many offered condolences on social media and set up public memorials like that one there as world leaders issued statements of solidarity to the victims and condemnation of the attacks. >> critics are slamming our administration over its optics
after president obama, pledging to stop isis and then proceeds to learn the tango in buenos aires. is the world normalizing terror? that's the question this morning. our fox contributor and former u.s. spokesman to the u.n. joins us. good to see you again, rick. what do you make of this? is this the new normal? we have katie hopkins writing in "the daily mail," saying this is how we respond to terrorism now. our president's at a baseball game, learning to dance the tango. he's not over there, he's not back in the u.s. is this the new normal? >> i hope not. you know, the problem is that it's more than just optics. imagine if the president would have been able to respond quickly and n cuba to say, you know, i'm with castro. let's quickly ditch the baseball game, let's put a serious backdrop here, and let's ask castro to condemn this bombing. imagine if that would have been happening. >> great. >> we would be sitting here talking about how in a small way he moved castro to condemn
terrorism. they don't know how to do that. they stuck to their script. and i think it's because his innate reactions are very teleprompter-esque, very pro forma. he doesn't know how to respond with his gut to these problems because he doesn't call it radical islam. he doesn't necessarily believe that america can effect this. i think that's the fundamental issue. >> he had to know when the girl asked him to dance that that would be a photo opportunity. >> just say no. say no to dance. >> or don't be there at all. >> he didn't even lead during the dancing portion. he doesn't really know how to lead. >> let's talk about something that you -- that you know something about. that is our diplomat over in brussels, in belgium. who is our ambassador? >> yeah, denise bower, a former television producer. it was highlighted during a confirmation hearing that she probably wasn't the most qualified person. she raised a lot of money for
obama. she did women for obama during the campaign. >> top dip plat in the country? >> she's our diplomat. it's a problem for me because belgium is the centerpiece of nato. it's the centerpiece of the e.u. and when you have a problem with the e.u. in any way, this is the person that you're supposed to go to to pull the levers. >> particularly that country. belgium is a mess with terrorism. she's the ambassador. >> who's the best candidate to fight terrorism? >> to fight terrorism? i have to say i think it's john kasich. i think he pulls in all of the different areas. he's thoughtful. he's a serious guy. i'm concerned a little about ted cruz's lean toward libertarianism. you look at his initial reaction to snowden. i didn't think that was appropriate. he's -- he's voted for less intelligence gathering techniques. and i think that his -- his complimentary comments toward rand paul and ron paul show his gut reaction is more
libertarian. >> ric grenell. thank you very much. coming up on this friday, ted cruz firing back at donald trump over the wife fight. the latest swipe at his wife. >> donald, you're a sniffling coward. leave heidi the hell alone. >> how did it get this personal? we'll talk about it. hundreds of crash simulations. thousands of hours of painstaking craftsmanship. and an infinite reserve of patience... ...to create a vehicle that looks, drives and thinks like nothing else on the road. the all-new glc. the suv the world has been waiting for. starting at $38,950.
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we've got quick headlines. first up, a car falling four stories out of a baltimore parking garage. the incredible moment was caught on surveillance video. remarkably, it's hard to believe, but the woman behind the wheel survived the fall. police haven't said yet how she careened through the wall of the garage. we'll find out. >> did she have to pay for parking? >> probably not. and a texas home
accidentally democrlished thank to an error on google maps. the homeowner was ready to make repairs after tornadoes destroyed her home. instead, the company hired a duplex to come over and demolish the place and mistakenly tore down her home instead. the company said google maps showed them the wrong location. sorry. the campaign trail is hot as ever with the latest feud between the republican front-runners getting personal this morning over attacks on one another's wives. >> senator ted cruz firing back at trump with some brutal on-camera comments for donald trump. if you missed any of it, anna kooiman is here to start at the beginning and figure out who started this. >> it's become juvenile. donald trump's feud with senator ted cruz taking the nastiest turn yet. the texas senator addressing donald trump's attack on heidi cruz with these fiery comment. >> it's not easy to tick me off. i don't get angry often. but you mess with my wife, you mess with my kids, that will do it every time.
donald, you're a sniffling coward, and leave heidi the hell alone! >> looking at the camera. this started with an online ad created by an anti-trump super pac showing trump's wife, milania, posing nude, captioned, "meet milan yo trump, your next first lady, or you could support ted cruz on tuesday." >> that's how it started? >> that's how it started. trump retaliated by taking shot at heidi cruz threatening to "spill the beans," and posting this unflattering photo of her next to milania. it's captioned, "no need to spill the beans, the images are worth a thousand words." this was a re-tweet. at first, cruz was civil, tweeting, "donald, real men don't attack women. your wife is lovely, and heidi is the love of my life." then it turned nasty as trump continued to call cruz dishonest saying the senator knew the attack was coming. trump tweeting this, "i didn't start the fight with lying ted cruz over the pic of milania. he knew the pac was putting it out, hence lying ted."
cruz said he thought the attacks were from the weak showing on tuesday, and both candidates are on the campaign trail vying for votes? wisconsin. cruz said this was an anti-trump super pac, it has -- had nothing to do with me. >> he said, i've never talked with the super pac. i've never talked to them. trump's response -- he was saying, lying ted and said ted lied in the past. i don't believe him when he says he doesn't know what the super pac is. >> the story getting a lot of reaction from viewers. kenya says, it's too below the belt and not what politicians should be saying. although, at this time, trump is not a politician. >> michelle says, how is standing up for your wife being a coward? didn't like cruz's attitude. at least trump doesn't lose his cool. andrew writes, when they bring their family up on stage to show their family values, the candidates bring their family into it. >> we had a fox news commentator on "the kelly file" last night
saying that trump, politically this would hurt him. half of republican women, according to a new nbc news poll out, and saying if trump couldn't win 50% of republican women, how would he win in november with women? will this leave a distaste in the mouths of women? >> it started with the super pac a couple of days ago. when cruz was on, i said it was a cruz super pac. i heard that on the radio. it was wrong. it was simply this -- this anti-trump super pac called make america awesome. do we know anything about it? >> run by a woman named liz maher, consultant in washington. they believe putting this "g.q." photograph up would deter people from voting for donald trump. >> you think it helps trump? >> first of all, the picture isn't quite nude. i think that's a mischaracterization. >> a picture on the internet. anybody can find it. >> if it was nude, we wouldn't put it on the air. second -- it's hard to see why trump is upset. was in a magazine. but he is -- >> it says, "milania trump, your
next first lady." they're saying it's not the picture of that -- >> i think it's pretty picture. >> and they're both impressive women in their own right for certain things. they're both smart people. ted cruz's wife went to harvard. >> she's beautiful, too. that picture, the side by side, i hate it for her that this is getting so much news coverage and that awful picture of her is out there with her like this -- anybody, anybody -- i feel bad for her. >> can you do it again? >> i don't want to do it again. i feel bad that she's having to go through this. >> milania, too, the whole thing is a mess. it is juvenile. so juvenile. get off of twitter. what is going on in this election? >> you can't pick people apart for their looks. that's wrong. >> it started with an anti-trump ad. now the men are sticking up for their wives. all right. thank you very much. coming up on this friday, the video is shocking, a muslim woman rips a flag of israel to shreds right in front of the brussels memorial. wait until you see this and what happens next. and this guy apparently thought it would be cool to nail a cop car with a football.
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you now. >> take you live to brussels. there is our secretary of state, john kerry, shaking hand with the prime minister of belgium. kerry is holding counterterrorism talks in brussels as top members of belgium's government face criticism for a series of security and intelligence failings. in the last mint or so, we were -- last minute or so, we were listening to john kerry speaking briefly in french. >> yes. he's fluent in french. >> we don't have the simultaneous translation, but he's also the official representative for the u.s. government as the president continues -- continued his visit down south. he's now back in washington, d.c. and joe biden isn't going, but john kerry's this. >> yep. james taylor's not. an improvement. let me read some headlines this morning. who would desecrate a memorial for victims of a terror attack? take a look. a woman wearing a hajab, ripping
a flag to sdleds memorial. you see her picking up a palestinian flag and putting it aside before ripping up the islamy fl y -- israeli flag. no one around said a word to her about it. incredible video out of arizona. look. an army veteran using his combat training to take down a guy allegedly trying to steal his motorcycle. watch as the suspect gets out of his truck and then pushes the vet off his bike before realizing he's messing with the wrong guy. the vet fights back, even headbutting the suspect. the suspect ends up running over the bike instead of taking off with it. a spring breaker nailed a cop car with a football. the cops responded in the best way. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> oh, my god! >> he probably thought he got away with it because he was in the crowd. the guy on spring break in alabama thought it would be a good idea to throw the football at the police officer or his car at least. while his distance and arm, pretty impressive, right?
his judgment, subpar. police then made their own viral post. now there is a warrant out for his arrest. a viral video of a man so anxious for revenge he forgets a critical thing. [ laughter ] >> oh -- >> he forgot to put his car in park. >> hilarious. >> allowing it to coast right into the frozen lake. his friends thought it was hilarious. i would be crying. as long as it's not your car. >> other people's misfortunes are funny. yours are not. >> exactly. >> maybe it belonged to hertz. by the way, we saw the conclusion of john kerry speaking over in brussels. he did offer this morning his
condolences. it has been confirmed now by the u.s. government that two americans we know of were killed in the terror strikes a couple of days ago. meanwhile, switching gears, let's talk a little about the weather and how pretty is this. spring has finally sprung in washington, d.c. >> beautiful. >> along the taichb. the stun --basin. the stunning cherry blossoms painting a pattern of pink and white across monumental washington, d.c.. >> absolutely beautiful. and maria molina is here with what we can expect this weekend weatherwise. easter weekend, what can we expect? >> reporter: easter weekend. it's going to be a great weekend if you want to check out the cherry blossoms in washington, d.c. we do have to deal with a storm system that's rolling along the east coast early today and will continue throughout the afternoon. it's bringing in areas of rain across parts of the northeast, extending down into parts of florida and across florida, some of the storms could actually be producing some isolated, severe weather. we'll have to watch for that, especially along the east coast of the state. and that's going to be a concern throughout the afternoon and
evening hours. that's something else to watch for. meanwhile across new england, temperatures are cold enough where we're dealing with winter weather. advisories are in effect, especially freezing rain so ice could be accumulating on roadways. that's going to be bringing in delays for you as you try to head to work early this morning. across the rockies, we just dealt with a snowstorm and blizzard across colorado. and again, here comes another storm system. we have winter storm watch in effect. also extending down into northeastern parts of new mexico where we're expecting snow to be accumulating coming up this weeke weekend. temperatures behind the storm system are much cooler. early this morning, you're at 31 in chicago. in the 20s in minneapolis. and those temperatures across the plains and midwest will stay relatively cool throughout the day today. ahead of that storm system, you see new york city is going to be a warm one today. 70 degrees, but it will be much cooler for easter weekend across the northeast. you're only going to be in the 50s and 40s out there. meanwhile across the plains, the concern will be for some isolated severe weather in
places like oklahoma on saturday, and then across the mid south as we head into sunday. let's head back inside. >> all right. thank you very much. >> hey, maria -- i'm complaining. i can't find the wonder woman figurine here. >> if you could have seen what just happened. >> that's right. we saw the cherry blossoms down in our nation's capital. peak bloom. the set also at peak bloom. we like to thanks for our flowers the friend over at urban stems who brought the beautiful flowers. there's the cherry blossoms at the tidal basin. and these are live picture in our studio. >> will you hand me one of the tulips? they're beautiful. >> a actually snip. >> yes, the most interesting tulip i've ever seen. has a ruffle effect. they're beautiful. all right. you can see these figurines in front of us. we're talking about the big movie. >> that's right. two of comic books' greatest heroes clash in "batman vs. superman," which opens in theaters today.
♪ >> tell me, do you bleed? you will. >> does the film soar past expectations, or does it crash into fiery wreckage? we review it, "batman vs. superman: dawn of justice." founder of nerdtears.com, kevin mccarthy. >> tucker, you always have the best entrees. that scene is incredible. i love that. on tuesday, i knew i was doing this segment. i went out and bought some "batman vs. superman" chuck taylors. i had to get these. i got my somehow socks on, too. his to geek out. >> we can't see them. take them off. >> here we go. >> can you see them there? >> yeah. hold on. there we go. >> wow. >> okay. >> i paid $25 for extradited shipping so i could wear them on your show. >> you can write it off. kevin, here's the thing -- i think this is a flawed concept
as a movie because if it's "batman vs. superman," superman can fly, he's got all these superpowers. he's going to beat batman every time, right? >> i agree that. >> here's the thing -- here's the thing, steve. the action is incredible. but i will say to you, that question you're asking is definitely answered in the film. it's a fair fight. you'll see why. i don't want to give anything away. ben affleck becomes batman. i think he's the best batman since michael keaton. i think he's a better batman than christian bale. bale in my opinion was the best bruce wayne. zach snyder did this, "man of steel" and "300." a divisive men and womenmaker. it's -- filmmaker. it's getting mixed reviews. the action scenes are amazing. it's shot in an imax format for a lot of the scene, so it jumps up to the full-blown imax screen. during the fight, full-blown imax. ben affleck amazing, henry
cavel, amazing. i didn't like the actor who played electioplay ed lex luther's character. but it's a great movie. delivers what the fans want. you will be nerding out during the fight scene. it gives you exactly what you want. i gave it a four out of five. worth seeing in imax. and the junky x.l. hans zimmer review is excellent. i sat down with the stars -- you saw ben affleck's voice, he says the "tell me, do you bleed," line. i want to know when he delivers the lines, how does it sound on set? but also when superman does his awesome landings, how do they film that? does he come down? check this out. when you say the line, "tell me, do you bleed, you will" -- >> tell me, do you bleed? you will. >> how do you say it on set?
do you say it in your normal voice, and they digitally render it? >> he uses a voice modulator in it that disguises his voice. otherwise, people would go, that guy sounds a lot like bruce wayne. i performed it, and then we could fool with -- how it would sound using computers later to make it adjusted. it sounds like i said, tell me, do you bleed. and then the computer makes it sound way cooler. >> cool. when you do the superhero landing when you land hard, i know there's digital effects. but what do you do to make it look like you land like that? >> you start on your tip toes and drop as quickly as you can into what you would imagine a -- like pressure landing would be. >> amazing. >> simple. you get used to and play around and start twisting and stuff. depending on how you're landing or where, it all change. >> it all change. >> have a great weekend, you guys. thank you very much. >> thanks. >> i give it four out of five. have a great easter weekend.
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health care coverage for illegal immigrants may be banned under federal law, and it is. a new report shows that out of 25 u.s. counties, with the largest unauthorized immigrant populations, 20 have programs that cover medical costs for illegal aliens. it costs taxpayers more than $1 billion a year. they're break down the numbers, stuart varney of "varney and co," thanks for being here. this is illegal, yet it's happening? >> that is precisely right. they don't get health care coverage from the federal government. they're not part of obamacare,
but counties in america with a large number of illegals in those counties, they do have programs to provide free or very, very low-cost health care to illegal immigrants. as you pointed out, it's the "wall street journal" that looked at 20 counties in amera and found that they are spending a billion dollars a year to provide free or very low-cost coverage for illegals. they get doctors visits, flu shots, drugs, lab tests, some surgery, all paid for by local taxpayers. now they -- all illegals, of course, can go to the emergency room. that's the law. >> right. >> you're sick, go to the emergency room, they have to treat you. anybody can do that. now, you add on top of this the free coverage that's given in some counties in america, and you've basically got health care coverage for illegal immigrants being paid for probably by middle america. >> of course. right. there's so much federal money to the states. hillary clinton has come out for adding illegals to obamacare. >> her daughter, chelsea, said yes.
>> and she says pointblank -- >> that's right. what you've got here is that you are stabilizing the -- the illegal population in the united states. they've got education. they've got health care. they've got driver's licenses in many case. they are here. that entrenches their position in america and seriously squeezes local budgets. you want to build a new road or bridge, yet you've got to pay for illegal health care coverage at the same time, you're squeezed from all side here. >> it's suicidal. >> the politics of this to me is that most of these county are democrat run. >> of course. >> i think the democrats are buying votes. they're buying the hispanic vote with somebody else's money. that's my political interpretation of what's -- >> after health care and schools comes voting. it will happen. watch. >> yes, i spent 40 years as a legal immigrant, not being a citizen. i couldn't vote. >> we are glad to have you. >> thank you very much indeed. >> you are a living argument for
some kinds of immigration. thanks a lot. >> thanks, tucker. the new york international auto show is unveiling all the brand-new cars getting ready to hit the streets. we're getting a sneak peek on the plaza. we'll tell you what you what ma cars so excellent in addition to the fact that ainsley is sitting in one. stay tuned. nexium 24hr is the new #1 selling frequent heartburn brand in america. i hope you like it spicy! get complete protection with the purple pill. the new leader in frequent heartburn. that's nexium level protection.
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this week we have given you a sneak preview of the cars from the new york international auto show. let's step behind the wheel of this right now. our buddy, car expert mike caudill is giving us a preview of the best rides in the world.
this is the kia optima. >> yes. this is a kia optima hybrid. why is this a great family vehicle? >> yeah, why? >> it's efficiency and it's got apple car play, the passengers in back can take advantage of it. the wireless charging station is my favorite. your cell phone will start charging. >> here comes ted the camera guy. >> so it goes right here. drop your cell phone into the little compartment and it will start to charge your phone. so you have to pair your phone with the car. 40 miles mpg on the hybrid. it's a mid 20,000 vehicle. >> let's go over to the next car. what kind of car are you, in heather childers? >> this is a buick here. here's what i love. we're in the middle of new york city. it's a functional luxury, small compact suv. so you get the creature comforts
that you want in a large-scale suv. in a compact vehicle like this. it's got a 110 charging station. so you don't have to worry about charging it. you have one in here, and down here for the charging stations. a very functional vehicle. you look at the leather and the creature comforts and all the functionality of it. very affordable vehicle. it show cases the all-new design of buick and their products. >> is that a good radio? >> it has an awesome radio. it comes with the apple car play and to a android auto. all the tech features that families want. >> it comes with the new car smell. >> it costs extra for the new car smell. okay. this is a 2017 acura mdx. i first want to point out, tucker, the wood -- this is actual real wood inside this vehicle. >> i love it. >> okay. family, why is this important to the family? seven usb ports. the third row seat. best selling vehicle on the market with the third seats -- >> there are four of them.
>> four right here. that makes sense because you want to connect your smart devices to this vehicle. it's going to be a high 30,000, $40,000 vehicle. it's faster than the time it takes you to put on that seat belt. >> i'm impressed. >> a great vehicle. all right. here we go. we're talking about the -- i know. here we come, anna. this is a 2017 toyota highlander. >> yeah. >> here is an incredible feature in this vehicle. called toyota speak easy. simply hit the bluetooth button on here and it amplifies the sound in the third row for the kids that are saying, hey, mom, i need -- >> can i have some more gold fish? >> yeah, this is an all new front grille on it. very aggressive for toyota. expect this to go on the market here in the very near future. >> it's an incredible display of horsepower too. >> it is. they have increased power train and performance in this vehicle. >> all right.
>> so the last vehicle, here we go. anna said it a minute ago. she said speak easy. >> that's right. >> we have to talk about the next car coming up. we'll bring you back later in the show, all right? big time obama supporter piers morgan is slamming the president. we'll talk about it. [alarm beeps] ♪
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good morning. it is march 25th, it's good friday. i'm ainsley earhardt. and we start with this, a fox news alert. >> wow. >> that's a train explosion. an entire community driven from their houses after that train goes up in flames. so the question is -- what went wrong? and the terror cell just got bigger. we have got a brand-new arrest to tell you about this morning as we learn more about the mastermind behind isis' recru
recruitment. we have the latest informations on the americans killed. and bill clinton taking a swipe at obama. >> if you believe we've come the point that question put the awful legacy of last eight years behind us. >> oh, barack obama can't like that. well, this morning hillary responds and you won't believe how she's spinning this one. it is truly something. live from new york city, on this good friday, this is "fox & friends." thanks very much for joining us today. brian has the day off. in his place we have the great tucker carlson. >> honored to be here. >> you were working last night and working this weekend. >> think of all that o.t. >> all right. >> good to have you. meanwhile -- it is noon in belgium right now. breaking in the last half hour,
two americans have been confirmed as having been killed in the terror attacks earlier in week. officials have not yet released their names or where they died. >> at least four americans have been missing since the deadly attack. a couple from kentucky and a brother and a sister from new york. >> secretary of state john kerry is in brussels right now and spoke alongside the prime minister of that country just moments ago. listen. >> we will continue to provide any assistance necessary in investigating these heinous acts of terrorism and bringing those responsible to justice. up in america, we remember very clearly how in the days after 9/11 belgians and other europeans came together. >> we have breaking details of this. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning to you. we are learning a lot more information, we're learning about the injuries among the
victims and now as you mentioned that two americans have been confirmed dead. but we don't know their identities and this really is the case among all the rest of the victims. we only have a couple names of those that were killed, those that were injured but the majority we don't have i.d.s on. i spoke with the u.s. embassy a short time ago here in belgium. they said a spokesperson said they're coordinating with the families, they are in constant communication with the families of all the americans that were involved either injured or as we're learning now that were killed. though they wouldn't give me any specific details. that said, we know some of injuries, shrapnel, people taking shrapnel from the blast. there are two men, two brits, one had his legs broken. another had bad burns and shrapnel wounds. they're expected to survive.
but you can just imagine the extent of those bombings and blasts and how horrific and gruesome it must have been. that said, as we await more information on the victims we are getting more information about the raids and suspects and the hunt for suspects. last night, there were a number of raids throughout brus sets including the -- brussels including the area of jette, it's 15 minutes outside the city. two people were arrested, suspected of having ties or something to do with tuesday's attack. there are also reports that we're getting today that investigators have identified a syrian national as a suspect in tuesday's metro attack. remember yesterday we were getting reports there may have been a second bomber or second attacker involved with the subway attacking. we're hearing that investigators may be looking for a syrian man -- sorry, guys, give me one second. i have somebody behind me. the hunt also continues for a
third suspect. a third attacker or a suspect in that airport surveillance video. remember, the guy in the white coat, we have talked extensively about him, tucker, ainsley, steve. the two others we saw in the middle and then on the left in the black coats they carried out the suicide attacks. now the man in the white coat is also being hunted, involved in tuesday's airport attacks. now, there's concerns about how much belgian officials knew about all these suspects. how much information was provided to them, that they were on police radar already and why they weren't rounded up and brought in. that continues to be a serious issue here on the ground in belgium again as we wait for more information about the victims and that said, as we go into easter weekend, authorities here said that the situation remains quote/unquote grave and that another attack is likely. tucker, ainsley, steve? >> all right, john, thank you very much, from the streets of brussels. figure out what's going on
behind you. once again, two americans confirmed dead. we don't know the identities of them. we do know that a number of americans are, however, reported missing. he was talking a little bit about the suspects. one nugget this morning that's new, you know, the two terror brothers, both suicide bombers they worked at the airport. they were cleaners at the airport. that goes to show you how lax the security is over there. because one of them was on a terror watch list. >> and ties to this guy who in the newspaper -- there's a picture of him, we'll put up the picture. his name is satan clause or papa noel, because of his appearance and beard. he's the guy that's recruiting these individuals by offering cash and gifts to these guys saying, come and join our forces and we will give you gifts. we'll give you cash. we will make your life better that's how he's recruiting the guys. >> in the last 12 months, millions of refugees have
streamed into western europe. you have to wonder in the middle of those if there aren't more people like this. you hope not. >> you do hope not. actually that image we just put up where everybody's faces are blurred out because it was a terror -- a courtro proceeding, he was actually convicted last year and he is going to serve the next 12 years -- or now 11 years in prison for having put them all together. he's one of the guys who right at the -- right in the very center of the whole mess is this guy. he had connections to paris. he had connections to brussels. he had connections to those two brothers who now we know worked at the airport. apparently in addition to having worked at the airport where they were cleaners, they were also trying to -- it looks like, according to all the surveillance, they were trying to build a dirty bomb. they were going to abduct one of the guys who worked at the nearby power plant, get them in there, get some stuff, put it on a bomb, boom. >> the most terrifying of all
options. it would make the city uninhabitable. that's terrifying. >> they had video cameras in the guy's bushes, watching his routine every morning as he went to work. >> one of the stories of survivors is that of mason wells. a young mormon missionary injured in brussels. he was also just a block away from the explosion at the boston bombing. he was also in europe during the paris attack. he's going to join us later this morning from his hospital room in belgium. it is a very powerful interview where he talks about his faith. so don't miss that. coming up shortly. heather childers has some other headlines for us. >> good morning to you. we have other stories as ainsley said as we're following. this video unbelievable. a collision between a freight train and a propane truck caught on camera. look. yeah, as a result of that,
hundreds of people forced out of their homes in callaway, minnesota. they're not allowed back home until all the propane is cleaned up. which is not for hours. the locomotive went off the rails and two workers were rushed to the hospital with minor injuries which is hard to believe seeing that. well, a catholic priest reportedly kidnapped by isis could be crucified today on good friday. a religious group in yemen says that gunmen stormed a home killing 15, including four nuns and took the priest. the church is now asking for prayers saying that today could be the priest's last day. isis has not taken responsibility. and donald trump's feud with ted cruz over each other's wives taking yet another nasty turn. >> it's not easy to tick me off. i don't get angry often. but you mess with my wife you mess with my kids, that'll do it every time. donald, you're a sniveling
coward, leave heidi the hell alone. >> those fiery comments after trump tweeted this unflattering photo of heidi cruz next to melania trump. the initial offense was started -- that started all this an actual retweet from an anti-trump super pac showing melania trump posing nude which cruz claims he had nothing to do with. we're mourning the comedic legend, garry shandling has died. >> my dog kicks when i sleeps. my friend said that means your dog is having a nightmare. what's a nightmare for a dog? did you ever stop to think about it? he's drinking out of the toilet and the lid falls? >> he can't find the bone. fox news confirmed that shandling died from a heart attack. he was at his home in los angeles at the time. he's best known for "the larry sanders show" where he played a talk show host with more insecurities than his guests. garry shandling, he was just 66 years old. that's a look at your headlines
this morning. >> i loved that show. he was hilarious. >> great. >> funny guy. >> thank you. all right. earlier this week, piers morgan who is a liberal, he actually went to the pages of his newspaper over in great britain and said how much he appreciated trump. donald trump was speaking his mind, he had a good solution on what to do in the wake of what happened in brussels. now -- okay, so he was pro trump. now he is clearly angry at barack obama. he wrote this. >> this is what he wrote. what the hell is wrong with barack obama? why does he not seem to have clue how to behave when major atrocities happen around the world? the isis terror talks on brussels were belgium's 9/11. it is important not to respond with fear, obama blustered. yes, but it's more important for the most powerful man in the world to show some damn respect. i'm just reading this. >> so here's the context. i mean, he is british.
they -- you think we have deb e debatdebat debates about immigration and how to respond to terror. >> he was pro obama for a long time. >> long time. >> in fact -- >> famously pro gun control. very much to the left. >> what's happening? our president at the time of this strike, he's in cuba. he's doing the wave, next thing you know he's doing the tango. what do you think? piers morgan the liberal got what he wanted, obama was his boy. all of the united kingdom wanted him elected when some of us were concerned about his policies. also known as me, i have not forgotten where you stood then, piers. now you're trying to distance yourself like the rest of england. >> i have never been a fan of piers morgan but i could frnts agree with him more on this one. >> and it took piers morgan eight years to figure out obama was not god's gift to the world?
i'm glad he came around. that piers morgan articulates well. >> he does. keep the comments coming, at friends@foxnews.com or facebook us or e-mail. two of the bombers were on american and turkish terror watch lists so why weren't they caught? our next guest knows. former nato commander general wesley clark, reporting for duty, next. and what happens when your baby-sitter calls off sick? let your professor do the job. the story behind this awesome video, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ it's easy to love your laxative when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, easeaturally, so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax.
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and guests can come to see them simply being their majestic selves. inspiring the next generation of people to love them as you do. a fox news alert. new details on the two brothers responsible in part for the belgium terror attacks. we're learning that the two guys were listed in the u.s. database as potential terror threats. it's not clear whether that information was shared with belgian officials or not, but could more have been done to stop them? let's talk to retired four star general of the united states army and nato allied supreme commander, general wesley clark from atlanta. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> looks like just about everything broke down here, didn't it? >> well, yes and no.
i mean, we have known for a long time that belgium had some internal security problems. and that goes way, way back, even to the time when i was the nato commander living near brussels. we knew that the belgian internal security was weak. they have got different jurisdictions, different police forces. they speak different languages. they consider themselves the most hospitable and open city in europe, so they have had problems. they tried to tighten it up. it's not tightened up yet. but one of the interesting things about this attack, one of the attackers left a note saying they were afraid. because they could feel clumsy as it was the belgians were closing in on them. so in one respect, this attack may have occurred because it was like a use it or lose it for the terrorists. >> sure. >> so that's the problem that we've got. we've got lots of these jihadis there. they have got lots of ill
intent. some of them are prepared, some of them aren't. and they might strike even as we close down on them. >> here's the question as people look from the united states. okay, things are not great in belgium, but how does that impact us here? i mean, they should be our partners but they're dropping the ball. >> well, that's right. we'd like them to have the same ability to collect information and in a real diligence and sharing that information and acting on the information. and it doesn't seem like the channels -- even though we're doing our best at the top to get those channels open, they don't go all the way down. it doesn't seem like the information is acted on when it seems to be available. and there are a lot of reasons for that. there are traditional attitudes. there's some bureaucratic restrictions, legal restrictions. but we need to clear all this up. this is a real warning to us to form a stronger team together. >> right. sure. well, you know, as we have got in a number of states yet, general, people are considering the security as one of the
things that they would like in a good president. i know that in the past, you have been to the left of the political spectrum. are you supporting hillary clinton? >> well, i sure am. i mean, i have known hillary for 30 years and i think she's very tough minded and strong. but it's really not about who i'm supporting, but what we need in the president. >> okay. >> and we -- you know, every president when they first get elected, they are challenged on foreign affairs. it's happened -- >> general. >> i was in the ford white house and he was challenged. >> real quickly, you -- i know you're publishing a magazine. tell us a little bit about it. >> well, what we have done is we have looked at all 44 presidents and we've taken all the accumulation of the historians' rankings and there's a sketch of what each president did or didn't. what comes through, what does it take through for the president to be a good president. what makes a great president? i think it's a great thing to look at when we're in the middle of a presidential election.
>> absolutely. folks, go to friends@foxnews.com, we'll have a link to that. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> you bet. coming up, an amazing story of survive is playing out in the mitt movie "miracles from heaven." the real life family joins us next. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything.
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we have some headlines for you. the trouble in schools edition. the professor at the university of north dakota said she's going to call 911 every time she sees rotc students drilling with parade rifles. she said she says she's terrified of guns on the campus even in the hands of soldiers. no more namaste.
it's called the say as praying in class. and a cheeky game land as 12-year-old in handcuffs. a female student was charged with misdemeanor assault after allegedly pinching a boy's rear end. she said she regrets it. the school, no sense of humor. annabel beam was 5 years old when she was diagnosed with two incurable disorders. in 2011 at tragedy occurred when she fell 30 feet from the tree, miraculously annabel suffered absolutely no injuries. and symptoms from those incurrable diseases totally disappeared. now her story is hitting the big screen in the movie "miracles from heaven." >> this is not acid reflux. she's not lactose intolerant. you find me another doctor, you run some more tests, i'm not leaving this hospital until i
find out what's wrong with my daughter! >> here to talk about the incredible story is annabel beam, her mother and father and her two sisters. thank you so much for being with us. so good to see you here. how are you feeling about this? the movie is made about your life. >> yeah. >> tell us for those folks who aren't familiar the story. >> well, annabel at 5 had tummy troubles and she was diagnosed with an incurable digestive disorder. she spent her life in and out of hospitals, on ten medications to make her system work poorly at best. lived on the couch in a fetus position with a heating pad on her stomach and she said, at one point i want to die and go to jesus where there's no pain. she ended up falling 30 feet head first inside a hollowed out tree and she was entombed in the base for many hours.
>> what happened? >> the emergency assistance spent a number of hours getting her out. whisked her out in the helicopter. at this point we didn't know how injured she was, how severe she was. certainly didn't know what all had happened inside that tree. >> and then what happened next? >> whenever i fell inside the tree, i went to heaven. >> you remember what it looked like? >> yes. >> how did you know you were in heaven? >> i saw my grandpa's mother who had just died recently. that's how i knew i was in heaven. >> wow. what did it look like and what did she say to you? >> she didn't say anything to me but i just knew it was her. and it was very bright and it was very peaceful and there was no pain in heaven and that's why i wanted to stay. >> were you fearful? what was going through your mind? >> i wasn't really fear -- i wasn't full of fear or scared or anything. i don't know why, but i think it was just that god was giving me peace. so i wasn't scared. >> how did the doctors explain all of this? >> they can't explain it. they try, but they can't.
because the only thing to say is it's a miracle and there's no scientifical way to prove a miracle. >> and what about your sister, you believe she actually went to heaven? >> i do. because this is not the little girl that was sick in any way. she's completely changed. the day that actually she fell in the tree, i was desperately trying to get her november because that was all she could do. it took all we do to get her inside and -- get her to go outside and now it's all we can get her inside. >> what do your friends say? >> my friends are like, that's really cool. there's a movie being made about you, and i'm like i guess so. >> how does it feel to see jennifer garner playing your mom? >> it was awesome. i found a picture of my mom and jennifer and their hair and face expression is the same way. they look so much alike.
they order the same food, do the same thing. it's creepy. >> well, congratulations on your success. we're so glad you're cured now. i cannot wait to see this movie. congratulations and thank you for sharing your story. coming up -- first they wanted their baristas to discuss race with customers. now starbucks is wading into the 2016 politic pool. their message to americans, coming up next. and we showed you the concept exclusively on "fox & friends." now, lincoln's car of the future is here and look at that. tucker is taking us inside. yeah, looking good, tucker. stay with us. i've been on my feel all day. i'm bushed! yea me too. excuse me...coming through! ride the gel wave of comfort with dr. scholls massaging gel insoles. they're proven to give you comfort. which helps you feel more energized
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for hillary clinton yesterday she received the endorsement of "rolling stone" magazine. while bernie sanders received the endorsement of "kidney stone" magazine. i have been on the cover more than any other person. >> kidneys are rigged. yes. so good. so true. >> oh. >> just kidding. >> all right, meanwhile, it is 27 minutes before the top of the hour. former candidate ben carson made some news yesterday at "the view." >> yes, he did. ben carson not letting the ladies of "the view" get away with calling donald trump a racist. >> this guy -- i'm sorry. he's a racist. and he's not good for the country. >> i look at the big picture. i could look at any one little thing and pick anybody apart on it, but right now the nature of our country is at stake. >> he took to twitter afterwards
saying thank you for having me on. though we disagree on politics only in america do we have platforms to discuss those differences. trump chimed in too with explain how the women on "the view" which is a total disaster since the great barbara walters left ever got their job. abc is wasting time. starbucks brewing up some fresh controversy. the coffee giant getting political. but not by writing on cups this time. instead they're taking out a full page ad in "the wall street journal" knocking vitriol, and hatred. it wantsaffiliation. and a veteran is using the combat training to take down a guy allegedly trying to steal his motorcycle. watch as the suspect gets out of his truck, and pushes the vet off his bike before realizing that he's messing with the wrong guy. and the vet fights back, even
head butting the suspect. the suspect ended up running over the bike instead of taking off with it. and the vet plans to press charges. the alleged carjacker led the police on a high speed chase, and rolled over the truck and he was captured. and a college professor showing off his multitasking skills, holding a 4-month-old baby during the entire lecture. the mom a student and retired marine by the way was forced to bring the baby to class when the sitter backed out. when her baby began to fuss, the professor took over. willoughby told the class one of the greatest gifts in life is being able to hold a baby. so cute. some severe weather though is hitting the midwest we need to tell you about that. wicked ice storms in wisconsin left three people dead. icy roads to blame for the van skidding across the interstate and killing two people there. another driver was killed that same day in a two-car crash. maria molina is here tracking what is next. good morning, maria. >> good morning, heather.
that storm system is moving on eastward and it is bringing in in some precipitation from new england down to florida. across florida, we have a marginal risk for some severe weather. keep an eye out for damaging winds that's possible with storms and even isolated tornadoes. have a way to get the weather warnings today. in new england, temperatures are cold enough that we're dealing with winter weather. we have freezing rain advisories in effect. winter weather advisories, a concern is for ice to accumulate on the roadways so it's dangerous for you as you head out throughout the day today. meanwhile, this weekend, more snow on the way for colorado and parts of new mexico. and a quick look at your current temperatures, only 30 in chicago, 27 degrees right now in minneapolis. now let's head over to ainsley. well, this week we are giving you a sneak peek of the hottest, newest cars feature at the new york international auto
show. we have our auto expert, mike caudill. thank you, mike, for being with us. >> yes. >> let me push this back a little so we can make sure you're on camera. everyone loves the range rover, but this is first convertible. >> this is the range rover evoke convertible. 10.2 inch screen. it's a true four wheel drive convertible off road vehicle. starting price -- around $50,000. that's perfect for people who like that. full of luxury. you have the creature comforts, all the amenities you'd expect in a range rover and high end suv. >> it's beautiful. >> here we go. next car. >> who would put nissan in the category of luxury? maria would, right? >> the thing about this vehicle it's gorgeous. >> this is a fire breathing dragon, full of luxury on the inside.
it's the 2017 nissan gtr which stands for grand turismo. you can get the outputs on the track with this vehicle. it's about the attention to detail. now they're taking high end performance cars that are meant for the track and they're putting luxury inside this vehicle. stunning price tag just above $100,000. >> tell me about the steering wheel because there's a new feature, right? >> there's a variety of features on this, but it has paddle shifters for the track. when you're on the track and you want to downshift or upshift, no shifting down here. all right on the back of the steering wheel. >> awesome. >> i love it. all right. last year, tucker, we brought this to you as an exclusive from the auto show. lincoln is making an incredible comeback here in the united states. >> it's too cold. >> so there's a little bush button and the car door slides open. >> i love that. >> you get all the luxury and amenities that you want. for your camera man, that back row seat. this is meant for livery, for shuttling executives around
town, but at the same time -- the stunning design is why you want to drive this because it will compete with audi and mercedes and bmw. the price tag is going to be something that sets it apart. although they haven't announced it, i'm predicting the price will be somewhere between 50 and $60,000. beautiful panorama sunroof on top. what do you think, you want it, tucker? >> next time i'm picked up in this, i'm going to be psyched. >> tucker said the doors were cool on this car, this is a rolls royce. this is how you open these doors. do we still call those suicide doors? >> no. we call them coach doors. >> look at this. >> you want to get in? let's everybody get in. >> i love the rolls. >> push. >> watch this. because it's raining right now in new york city. >> pull this up to mar-a-lago, people turn their heads. >> there wego. all right. >> ready for this, steve? starting price around $335,000. >> look at that. >> under the hood. >> need an umbrella?
>> wow. >> under the hood, 563 horsepower. this is real wood on the inside. this is an all new car for rolls royce. it's stunning. and it has the price tag to go with it, but it's beautiful. >> i love it. >> i love this because -- look right here, ted. you're driving it you want to be reminded i spent all my money on the rolls royce. >> and we can fit five adults in the vehicle, it's a convertible. >> smoking -- >> it's very european. still has an ashtray. the only thing it doesn't come with is a butler and cognac. i think we can figure that out. >> you don't need that. you gave up smoking. i'm proud of you. >> thank you. >> international car show out of the jacob javits center here in new york city runs through april 3rd? >> yes.
>> thank you, mike. been a real pleasure. >> can we get this as a loaner? >> no kidding. >> where are we going? >> we're going to a commercial. actually, coming up, disturbing new reports shows the brothers behind the brussels attack plotted to blow up nuclear facilities. could that happen here? our next guest says it could be pretty darn easy. did you hear bill clinton slam president obama on the campaign trail the other day? >> do you believe we've come to the point that we can put the awful legacy of the last eight years behind us and the seven years before that -- >> that's as direct as could be, but hillary clinton said that's not what he meant at all. we'll tell you her new spin coming up. a heart attack doesn't care if you run everyday,
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all right. we're back inside now. and time for some quick headlines. come look at the tv. watch this right there. what is that? oh, yep, that's car. falling four stories out of a baltimore parking garage. it was caught on surveillance vehicle. the cops have not said how she busted through the garage's wall, but she did. and a texas home accidentally demolished thanks to a google maps error. >> oops. >> the homeowner was ready to make repairs after tornadoes destroyed the home and instead a company hired to demolish a duplex one block over tore down her home instead. they said google maps showed the wrong address. we heard a lot of news with the terrorist attacks in
brussels so you probably missed this, but bill clinton was speaking to a group and he was talking about the last eight years and basically he bashed president obama. take a listen. >> if you believe we can all rise together, if you believe we have come to the point that can put the awful legacy of the eight years behind us, and the seven years before that and we were practicing down trickle down economics which caused the crash, then you should vote for her. >> so you listen to that, pretty clear -- >> what he's saying. >> he's blowing up barack obama. well, that was a couple of days ago and the whole internet has exploded where they're going, did you see that? president clinton just blew up president obama. well, mrs. clinton was on with jimmy kimmel last night. she's had a couple of days to think about it. she's got some beautiful spin now. listen to this. >> i think it was last week he said something to the effect of
hillary clinton's presidency would make up for -- what was the exact word? the awful legacy of the last eight years and a lot of people thought that was a shot at president obama. >> right. yeah, it wasn't. it was obviously not. he nominated president obama for the second term and we are both very proud supporters of president obama, but what it was was the recognition that president obama who i think doesn't get the credit he deserves for getting as much done as he has in our -- in our country, has faced this implacable wall of hostility from the republicans. >> yeah. well, people forget how much pure contempt president clinton has for president obama. >> they hate each other. >> he said to then senator ted kennedy, a few years ago this guy would have been carrying our bags. he said that -- >> clinton of obama. >> clinton said that. he's always had contempt for him. i think we can assume president
clinton says what he says and means what he says. >> for him not to say the republican -- the congressional republicans either he's losing it, or he really did mean it. >> of course he means it. >> what do you think about that? do you think he was slamming president obama or do you agree with hillary when she says obviously not. >> obviously not. >> president obama, they're being mean to him. >> send us your e-mails. meanwhile, on this friday, switching gears, the brothers behind the deadly brussels terror attack plotted apparently to take over a nuclear plant. so could that happen here? our next guest is going to tell you unfortunately yes. that's him, driving right past security into a plant outside washington, d.c. you have to hear this to believe it. but first on this day in 1999, cher's "believe" was number one on the charts. ♪
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news that the brussels terrorists originally had their eye on a nuclear power plant is raising serious questions about the safety of our nuclear sites here in the united states. in 20014 the daily caller exposed how easy it is to enter outside of maryland without encountering any security of any kind. can this be fixed? joining me is a professor from the lbj school of public affairs, alan cooperman. thanks for coming on.
>> thanks for having me. >> a couple of years ago, the daily caller reporters drove through, filmed the building and left. that raised concerns among normal people that the nuclear sites aren't as protected as they ought to be. do you share the concerns? >> yeah. we highlighted the fact that nuclear power factors are not protected against ground attacks such as you're talking about. they're not protected adequately against waterborne attacks. many have inlet, bodies of water, you can ride a boat right up to that inlet and cut off the water and that can lead to the meltdown of the nuclear reactor. they're not protected against airplane attacks such as what happened on 9/11. so our reactors are vulnerable to that sort of attack and also facilities that have bomb grade
nuclear materials are also not adequately protected. >> boy, i want to put up a full screen to give our viewers a sense of the scale of the potential risk. there are 61 active reactors in the united states, 99 reactor plants operating across 30 states. if you and i were to compose a list of sites that are vulnerable to terrorism and we wanted to protect above all, you'd they nuclear power plants would be at the top of the list. what does this say about the other potential sites? if they're not adequately protected what about everything else? >> what we say in the report, any facility that could lead to the catastrophic disaster needs to be protected against a maximum credible threat. for example, the kind of attack that occurred on 9/11. you would assume that our facilities are protected against that sort of threat. but they're not. and the reason is that the industry says it would be too expensive to protekt against that -- protect against that
sort of attack so it's the responsibility of the government. but the government isn't doing it either. so if the facility or the government isn't protecting the facility who is doing it? no one. >> meanwhile, my toothpaste is deemed a threat to the national security at the airport by the tsa. maybe put the security guards outside, i mean, how hard is that? that's just basic. >> well, these sorts of facilities have an outer perimeter and an inner perimeter. it's unfortunate that the outer perimeter isn't guarded but generally the inner perimeter is guarded. but a lot of the times the inner perimeter may be too small. >> yes. >> so that if an attacker could get that close, they could launch some sort of explosive projectile that might be able to induce a catastrophic accident, a meltdown and then you have a release of radiation such as
occurred at chernobyl or at fukushima. that would be a disaster. >> it would paralyze the population that. that's kind of the point. alan cooperman, you haven't made me feel better, but i'm glad you came on this morning to give us a sense of this risk. >> thank you. coming up he's the american mormon missionary at the brussels airport when the terrorists hit. we spoke with him from his hospital bed. there he is. it's a powerful interview, at the top of the hour. don't miss it. and today is good friday. we have the archbishop of new york asking has america lost its faith? cardinal timothy dolan has a message for you. don't miss that. traitor. and i know a thing or two about trading. so i trade with e*trade, where true traders trade on a trademarked trade platform that has all the... get off the computer traitor! i won't. (cannon sound) i won't. ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch!
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♪searchin' to destroy... ♪ ♪and honey i'm the world's forgotten boy...♪ ♪ good friday morning to you. it's march 25th. a fox news alert. u.s. officials now confirming two americans were killed in the brussels terror attacks. the brand-new information just in.
and he is the american mormon missionary at the brussels airport when the terrorists hit. moments ago we spoke to him from his hospital bed. >> we were close enough i actually saw fire in front of my face and on the ground. we were kind of surrendered by fire for a brief moment. it was -- it was very surreal experience. >> oh, he took shrapnel and got burned. this was not his first brush with terror. wait until you hear about the coincidences and his incredible message of faith. then ted cruz firing back at donald trump in the latest chapter of the war of wives. >> donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave heidi hell alone. >> whoa. your comments pouring in on this one. we'll share them. this is "fox & friends," not to brag, the best morning show on tv.
and a fox news alert for you. it is 8:00 here in new york city. it is 1:00 in the afternoon in brussels. you're looking live at pictures from a growing memorial there in brussels where just four days ago isis attacked. and there is a lot of new information developing in morning. was know know -- we know that at least two americans are confirmed dead. officials have not released their identities or where they died. >> four americans have been missing since the deadly attacks. you have the couple from kentucky, they were the ones -- you saw the picture -- here's their picture right here. you saw them in the wedding dress. this is another set of brothers and sisters, they're from new york. we were talking to -- they were talking to their parents on the phone. >> they were talking to their parents on the phone at the airport. when that line went dead, as you know. >> our secretary of state john kerry is in brussels, belgium, right now. and offered this message for the
terrorists. here he is. >> we will not be intimidated. we will not be deterred. and we will come back with greater resolve, with greater strength, and we will not rest until we have eliminated your neo listic beliefs and cowardice from the earth. >> six terrorists were arrested in raids in brussels. >> and this morning, we now know a frenchman arrested yesterday near paris is connected to the mastermind of last year's paris attacks. and was planning an attack of his own. a lot to talk about. we talked to geraldo rivera. geraldo, thanks for joining us today from los angeles. so as it turns out -- >> good morning. >> -- these terror brothers in belgium, they worked at the airport for a while. that should shock us, because how lax is this security there? they were actually cleaners.
there's their picture. and apparently, they had a plan to abduct a guy -- one of the leaders at a nuclear power plant nearby and have him swipe them in so they could get some -- some sort of atomic material to build a dirty bomb. >> you know, there's so much to talk about in that regard, steve. it bought brack -- back bad moments, and the brussels nightmare brought it back for us. several things to say. first of all in terms of the broerpt we saw in this in the boston marathon bombing and the reason they use brothers for operational security. one brother would have a harder time backing out or snitching out his flesh and blood, so this is part of the isis playbook to use brothers. in terms of their schemes and what they have going for them,
these were basically moroccan born or moroccan descended immigrants in belgium and in france. they were criminals prior to isis giving them some ideological underpinning for their criminal ways, so you have the thugs for the expertise to rob and to steal and commit mayhem now becoming politicized. now becoming so infused with this whole jihadi culture they're willing to sacrifice their own lives to kill as many westerners as they can. excellent report from tucker on the daily caller targeting nuclear facilities. that's always been our nightmare. not so much that that i target -- they target the facilities they get some explosive radioactive material, but they can create their open dirty bomb, buy it on the black market, from north korea or from a pakistani and explode it in
grand central station. i mean, that's the nightnamare d the enemy we face. >> do you think that europe and the united states is up to the task of assimilating all these immigrants and refugees? it seems that's the story here. these are people who have been in belgium for a long time and they don't assimilate to the belgium culture. in fact, they hate it. what's the plan? >> i don't know, tucker. i think that's a trick question in a way. let me go back to the moroccans in belgium and france. they have been there for multigenerations. they have though travelled to syria. they were on the radar of various intelligence agencies. the turks alerted the belgians that they had deported a couple of these guys that were involved in the airport bombing a couple of days ago. i think that that's where we have to pay attention. we are at war, there aren't infinite numbers of them. there may be thousands, but we have the resources if given the commitment to go rolling some of these guys up. i think in terms of the immigrants, we have to start thinking about not a trumpian
plan to bar all muslims, but where you have targeted profiling. i think that profiling -- are they moroccan born, did they go to syria, were they criminal -- did they have a criminal background? there are some question, can we state with assuredness that their background is clean. i think that there's ways to vet people, and to say to the entire -- say that the entire refugee program should be stopped as a result is wrong. i think much more aggressive targeting like israel has to take place. >> you talked about the paris attacks, we know what happened with your daughter there. some of the individuals we're linking to the paris attack, so every day i feel like we come in for "fox & friends" and there's someone else that's connected to this. i'm surprised that these guys could plan something for so long and get away with it. or at least try to get away with it. so today in the newspaper there's a guy, a picture -- the guy they're calling satan klaus,
papa noel, because he looks -- he has the beard. he's heavier set guy. they're saying this guy is the mastermind behind all of this as far as recruiting is concerned. recruiting the guys not only in the brussels attack, but also the paris attacks by offering gifts and cash. come and join, i'm going to give you gift, i'm going to give you cash. you'll have a better life if you join our group. >> he is again a guy who was a criminal. he was convicted in 2014 for helping recruit isis fighters on the radar. what has to happen, ainsley, this is something that's very frustrating, in 9/11 what happened in new york city in 9/11? fire department couldn't talk to the police departments, they're all on different frequencies, not sharing information, that's europe today. in belgium in brussels, there are 16 different stations. one gets a bad guy on the radar
screen, the other doesn't know anything about it. i think europe has to wake up to the fact that they're facing a existential threat to the very fabric of their society. their civilization. i mean, one of the people would stand out like a sore thumb if here. but there because of the nature as tucker described of the neighborhoods they blend in better. >> if you're not part of the e.u., they won't share information. so they're not telling the americans about what they know about the guys over in brussels. >>presidential election because you know, this is going to be -- terror is going to go up the list of things people are more -- most interested in when it comes to the leader. the tv show "the circus" with mark halperin and mr. mckinnon was filming on tuesday morning. they say donald trump in action, hillary was not available, apparently. and the two campaigns reacted so differently. watch this. >> you've got the call from your friend, you were scheduled to do is a bunch of morning show interviews by phone. did you consult anybody about
what to say? did you talk to anybody? >> no. just -- look i say it from my heart and my brain. not just heart. it's heart and brain. and that's what i do. >> but in the midst of the huge national security tv you're on network shows. you get a call from your friends. >> i say what i think is appropriate. >> she's a political candidate. she's a former secretary of state so, you know, sort of how -- it's a tricky balance of talking about it, but, you know, sort of waiting and making -- not wanting to politicize it. she's particularly sensitive to that thing. but she goes into what do we do, what do we need to do mode? >> so that means calls back to brooklyn? >> the clinton campaign, it was like a 3:00 a.m. phone call and they called brooklyn. they got the team on the line, got the foreign policy advisers and a lot of the pieces are in place. but they had a sort of methodical input and donald trump, completely spontaneous
and intuitive response. i think the voters want a contextural understanding of what's going on off the stage. what kind of interaction do they have with the staff or the advisers or an instinct, like with donald trump. >> like with hillary clinton it was a committee. with donald trump it's donald trump. >> you know the way i see this, people are attacking hillary clinton, politicians, for all the wrong reasons. benghazi, e-mail, all this stuff. the real substantive failure of hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state is the disassembly of the entire middle east. she helped by benign neglect set loose some of these horrible forces that led to the creation of these apocalyptic knee lists and that's squarely on the responsibility, the back of hillary clinton and president obama more importantly. and -- and she has to cop to that failing.
and now the only way to stop these attacks, there's only one way. george w. bush regardless of everything you say that he did wrong in terms of the weapons of mass destruction and all the other things, the fact of the matter is, under president george bush there were no major terrorist attacks on u.s. soils after 9/11. we have to fight them there rather than fighting them here. we have to cut off the head of the isis snake in syria, in mosul, iraq, we have to destroy their base of operations. so these moroccan kids have no place to go to get their training. where they need -- they're like roaches. they need a base. if you spoil their base, you get them out there, then you can squash them. but i really think that, you know, all of these candidates right and left, republican and democrat, they have to understand that the enemy is festering and sending loose its
kamikaze forces to disrupt civilization and once the fabric of civilization goes, so do our liberties. >> speaking of the fabric of civilization, you're out in los angeles doing "dancing with the stars." i did that show once. >> great segue. >> but tell me this. that month when you're standing backstage, it's live show and they say, three minutes till you go out there and dance. how terrified were you? >> well, i was -- i'm not sure that terror was the right word. i think catatonic was a better word. i had one goal to come out here and that was to beat your record of lasting one week. >> look at you. >> i think i'm tied with you in getting thrown off on the second -- on the second program. but i just -- you know, i just blew it. i choked creatively. i'm not making excuses, i didn't want to fall down, but even so it was kind of -- you know, look at that. i look -- it's like a high school production i did there.
>> really? i actually thought you were pretty good. i think you're being way too hard on yourself. >> life the way it started with the opening of al capone's vault. >> i thought that was very clever. >> we have a -- i have a much bigger surprise for week two. >> you'll be great. >> it will be huge. >> you looked good. i like this move. >> i like -- >> yeah. >> geraldo, thank you. >> too many curves in that one. >> you look great. well coming up next, ted cruz firing back at donald trump in the latest champ, the unseemly chapter of the war of the wives. >> donald, you're a sniveling coward, leave heidi the hell alone. >> your comments are pouring in on this one. he's the american mormon missionary at the brussels airport with some other missionaries when the terrorists hit. this morning he has a message for you about the power of god's love. >> i know if i can feel his love
sitting on a sidewalk next to a destroyed airport that got hit, he'll talk to his other children too. >> timothy dolan reacting to that coming up. everyday, or if you're young or old. no matter who you are a heart attack can happen without warning. if you've had a heart attack, a bayer aspirin regimen can help prevent another one. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. bayer aspirin.
welcome back. the campaign trail hot as ever with the latest feud between the republican front-runners, getting pretty personal with attacks over each other's wives. >> ted cruz fire some brutal on camera comments at donald trump after trump retweeted a pretty unflattering photograph, come pairing his wife with cruz's. >> some are saying this is juvenile. well, this is taking the nastiest turn yet, addressing the attacks on heidi cruz with these fiery comments. >> it's not easy to tick me off. i don't get angry often. but you mess with me wife, you mess with my kids, that'll do it every time. donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave heidi the hell alone. >> here's how it started. an online ad started by an anti-trump super pac, meet
melania trump, your next first lady or you could support ted cruz on tuesday. trump retaliated with taking shots at heidi cruz, threatening to spill the beans and then retweeting this unflattering photo of her next to melania. ted said, real men don't attack women. your wife is lovely and heidi is the love of my life. cruz said he has no connection with the anti-trump super pac and then it all turned nasty as trump continued to call cruz dishonest, saying he knew the attack was coming. i didn't start the fight with lyin' ted cruz over the pick of melania on "gq," he did. he knew the pac was putting it out. he thought it was a result of his weak showing from utah on tuesday, and both candidates are vying for votes in wisconsin. >> thanks for laying it all out. so we know how it started. so we have a lot of comments.
>> a ton. linda writing, we should be talking about our country instead of having a hollywood brawl. >> stick to the issue, stop rolling around in mud. you're giving hillary breathing room. she's enjoying this. >> beth said it's sad at the way they massacre families in politics. after all, we all are not perfect, but in the political world you have to be. >> all right. thanks. coming up, his story is incredible. he escaped near death, not once, but twice. moments ago he spoke to us from his hospital bed about surviving the terror attacks in brussels. >> i know i felt his love several time. i know if i can feel his love sitting on a sidewalk next to a destroyed airport that god, he'll talk to his other children too. >> more from the incredible interview. and plus cardinal timothy dolan is here to react. unlike creams and rubs that mask the pain,
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>> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah, getting high fives. that spring breaker broke -- hit a cop car with a football. now police are responding in the best way with their own viral post. great arm, bad decision they write. now a warrant out for his arrest. and that's the news. as we learned this morning two americans were killed in the brussels terror attack. >> and now we're hearing from the american mormon missionary mason wells is his name who suffered severe burns across his body and other injuries in the attack. >> but incredibly for this 19-year-old, this was not his first brush with international terrorism. he was also near the boston bombing explosion during the bombings in 2013 and just last
november, he was in northern france during the paris attack. heather childers got to speak with mason earlier during our program and joins us live. >> yeah. it really is amazing. he's just 19 years old, when you hear him speak, just a wealth of knowledge from the experience that he's had so far, just in his young life. here's what he had to say about the experience. he had only been in brussels for six weeks when the bombings happened. >> i was conscious for all of it. the first blast went off to my right ten or 15 meters. it was very loud. when it went off, my body was picked off the ground a little bit. and i felt a lot of -- a lot of really hot and cold sensations on the whole right side of my body. got really hot and really cold. we were close enough i actually saw fire in front of my face and also down on the ground. we were kind of surrounded by fire for a brief moment. but it was -- it was very
surreal experience. >> oh, my goodness. so he had -- he got shrapnel in him and very burned. >> burns. yeah. had to have surgery on his foot, a ligament tear. he was actually taking another missionary to the airport at the time who was traveling and he was with two other missionaries. he describes their injuries as well. >> i was actually with three missionaries at the time and the four of us were very, very lucky. the others had burn wounds. decently bad burn wounds and i had the additional wound to my foot. but the four of us were very grateful to have been protected to -- to have been so close and to have been so lucky not to have take up more injuries. we were very close. there were people that were close that took even -- even farther away that took much
worse injuries than i had. >> also he was in europe during the paris attacks and in brussels during this and in boston, his mom was running the marathon. >> he was in northern france, so a little bit away from where the paris bombing happened. he has seen so much. and then he actually -- at the boston bombing he said and his dad, they were about a block away. they felt the earth shake and could see the smoke in the distance. so he knew he was very lucky there. he talks a lot about his faith. i mean, you heard him say he was very lucky. by the way, one of the other missionaries i don't think he knows that he was with, has been put in a medically induced coma. so the injuries were extensive for all of them. and listen to him about his faith. >> everything i have lived up to this point has fortified my personal faith that god is there. i know i felt his love several times and if i can feel his love sitting on a sidewalk next to a destroyed airport that god he'll
talk to his other children too. i know that he does listen to the prayers and this prayers of the people are right now, they make a difference because i felt them. >> his faith so strong after he had been through so much. >> yes. >> what an articulate kid. >> he could feel god on the sidewalk -- that has to bring tears to your eyes. no matter who you are. that's an amazing story. an amazing 19-year-old. >> he'll recover. >> he has four months left on his two-year missionary trip. i'm wondering if they'll let him go home now. i have a feeling listening to him he'll want to continue -- >> his missionary work. >> absolutely. >> we wish him all the best. thoughts and prayers today. thanks, heather. >> all right, 8:30 here in new york city. the same time in washington, d.c. and that blue door is the top part of the 747, they're
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everything that's led up to this point has fortified my personal faith that god is there. i know that i felt his love several times and i know that if i can feel his love sitting on a sidewalk next to a destroyed airport that god he'll talk to his other children too. >> part of the interview with mason wells, an american missionary who miraculously survived two terrorist attacks. first the boston bombing and now in brussels. >> joining us is cardinal timothy dolan. great to see you. >> great to be with you. blessed good friday. >> thank you. >> what do you make of that? here's this mormon missionary at the site of the boston marathon bombing. he was in france during the paris attacks and then he was in the airport in brussels on tuesday. he sees this as an affirmation of his personal faith.
what can the rest of us take from this? >> what a great message for good friday. in a way, he must feel like jesus did on the cross. the horrible thing is happening to him, but yet in spite of this evil in the face of this horror, he's able to profess his faith. what a great example for us when you look at the world today. there's so much darkness, there's so much reason to doubt and get cynical. and yet, you have a guy like that, mason, who twice doing good's work is almost killed. and yet, still enthusiastically confesses his faith in the provenance of god. what a good friday and what an easter message. >> we need messages like this. >> do we ever. >> right. i'm hearing there's so many americans that are pulling away from the church now. i know many catholics aren't observing the sabbath or fasting. what do we do as a country? how do we encourage people to come back to faith? >> look, there's some good news, people aren't losing their
faith. there's still strong faith in god and in america, that jesus christ is the son of god and our savior. people feel it's not necessary to belong or to be part of a church or a religion. this bothers us, all right, and this is somewhat troublesome. obviously i have a vested interest in people coming to church, but we know by human psychology we need to be with other people who share our beliefs. faith is tough. ask mason, okay. ask jesus on the cross. faith is tough when we're by ourselves. when we sense that we have got the solidarity of other people, then it's a little bit easier to do the good. to be virtuous. that's what the church is about. god revealed himself to a people, the people of israel. all right, our jewish brothers and sisters. god likes to work with us as a group, as a family. as a community. that's the church. that's religion. that's faith.
so yeah, i bristle a little when i hear, i believe but i don't want to belong. you're not going to believe long if you're not going belong. >> you mentioned jesus on the cross. there's a report out today that isis may crucify a catholic priest. >> so i hear. so i hear. now, you know the story, steve. this priest was the chaplain of the beautiful home for abandoned elders in yemen that was run by the missionaries of charity blessed soon to be st. mother of calcutta. and the four sisters were shot. this priest managed -- he ran into the chapel to take her the blessed sacrament, he wanted to reverently consume that, because he knew the terrorists would abuse the sacrament. it was then that they overlooked him, he was protected for a while. but then they seized him and now you're right, steve.
i hear that they have publicly said they'll crucify him on good friday. >> it just shows you what isis is doing with regard to christianity. >> it shows you what isis is doing. there are those who would like to say it's not anti-christian, not a genocide, it's not a persecution. these people know what christianity is about. they know it's good friday, they know about the good friday and the cross. jesus pure love is still a victim of hate. >> for the people who say this is a political battle, christians are not a meaningful component in yemen. >> what can we do? i've been praying for him. >> don't doubt the power of prayer that's the vocabulary that makes most sense to god. secondly what we have to do is advocate on their behalf. there was a great example of that led by the knights of columbus a great group of
catholic layman in the united states. they finally got our state department to declare this genocide. all right, thirdly, what we have to do is take care of the refugees. these are the people that are left behind. these are the people that are grouped together for safety, what we were talking about earlier. we have to take care of them so that they're protected, fed, their wounds -- >> but what about the syrian refugees? because the worry is that isis has made it very clear they're going to infiltrate as they are distributed throughout europe and they would love to be here in the united states. >> yeah. >> you have to worry about the terrorists. >> you do have to worry. when you speak of solicitude for the refugees and those that would end up fleeing persecution as immigrants, that still doesn't mean that we don't have safe and protected border. that's obvious. but our american policy of a warm welcome and a particular embrace to those who are fleeing persecution, i hope we never lose that. >> yeah. >> but we can agree that people
with concerns about it are not necessarily bad people. >> i would agree that. >> political figures who are worried about this are said not to be christian. >> no. there's a legitimate concern for safe borders and national security and a legitimate concern in obeying the biblical mandate to look after the immigrant. and america's best, our hospitality that gave rise to the statue of liberty. the two values there debut a tension, but you can find a mid wail you can work them both out. >> what's your opinion about the little sisters that are battling the birth control debate in the supreme court? >> i have loved the little sisters for 55 years and i love them more now. i knew them as compassionate, charitable women and now they're taking on what is undeniably an incursion of religious freedom. the women are saying to do what
a government bureaucracy has said, seriously hampers their religious freedom. they have asked for an accommodation. the government said we gave you the accommodation. they said, thanks, but it's not enough. hey, the bias is in favor of religious freedom and they said, take it or leave it. they said, nobody should be put in that position in the united states of america. i love them. i thank them for the witness they're giving. >> let's pause for a moment. we have a fox news alert. this just in. sad news to share, the two americans killed in the terror attack have been identified. they are brother and sister from new york, alexander and sascha pinczowski. they were at the airport on the phone talking to their mom when she, the mom, could hear an explosion and then glass breaking. and then the phone line went dead. >> wow. >> sad news. >> cardinal, what is your message to the family?
>> it brings it home, doesn't it? sometimes these atrocities seem anonymous, and now we have neighbors involved. how good that you have book ended mason and this tragedy, okay? and what we've got to say, that's the message of good friday and easter sunday, god can bring good out of evil, hope from despair, all right? that's the message of jesus on the cross. that's the message of the r resurrecti resurrection. that's the message that i suspect will console the parents. >> i heard people say to me, why do you have faith when bad things happen to good people? what's your message to the parents? >> look, it's still hard to understand how this can happen when you believe in god. it's impossible to understand if you don't believe in god, all right? sometimes we're tempted to ask why? why why why? a lot of times there's no answer to that. the person of faith doesn't ask why.
the person of faith asks who? namely god. who is in charge and while things might not make sense now, he will bring meaning and significance. he'll bring life from death, good from evil. that's the message from jesus on the cross and from easter sunday and that's what people of faith know. >> thank you so much. >> thanks for doing that. >> good to be with you. >> thank you. all right. coming up on this good friday. when faced with a communist dictator president ronald reagan said this. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> and eventually, they tore down that wall. president obama used a similar moment to bash congress. john stossel said this is one move that president obama actually got right. with extraos on the visionary ls, the generously appointed es and the new, eight-passenger lx.
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well, president ronald reagan shook the world nearly 30 years ago when he stood on the side of freedom in east berlin with this message for the communist leader of the soviet union. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. [ cheers and applause ] >> three decades later it's a different world and president obama is standing beside a communist dictator with his message for the united states congress. >> i continue to call on congress to lift the trade embargo. >> john stossel says president obama got it right? you thought what he did was good? >> yes, when something doesn't work for 55 years it's time to stop doing it. and reagan was talking about taking down wall. we took our freedom, you can't travel or sell things to them, it hasn't worked. it's true what some american
politicians say. the money will just go to the castro brother, but openness works best. >> but aren't we rewarding a repressive communist dictatorship? the other day, castro said we don't have any political dissidents. the day after they arrested a couple dozen of them. >> they lie and they kill. >> but great partners? >> but we're helping them, by doing this. they can say that socialism works. it's america's boycott that is -- >> what about those who had to leave cuba and had to flee, what about the people in prison there? >> well, i don't know how an embargo helps them. embargo hasn't helped them for 55 years. a lot of them say don't lift it, but it's about 50-50 now. >> i agree with you on the policy side, but how disgusting is the symbolism? why couldn't the president have said to undermine your regime
we'll let starbucks in, but instead he sucks up to them. >> but castro said you don't have human rights either when you don't have equal opportunity. he has a point. >> barf. >> that was disgusting, but the boycott is disgusting too. and it lets them blame us for their poverty. i mean, in america people think socialism is good. they're playing the che t-shirts. let americans go down to cuba and see what socialism is really like. >> thank you for bringing that from your closet. >> he's a masked murderer. >> absolutely. >> we'll be watching john's program tonight at 9:00 p.m. on fox business. it's good friday, a couple of days to easter, we have the secret to coloring the perfect easter egg. look, the easter bunny and a bunch of kids. >> look, the easter bunny is here. but first, we'll check in with bill hemmer. >> nice to hear the cardinal's
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well, today is good friday and easter is on sunday. >> but if you don't have time to get the dye, don't worry. we've got tips for you how can do it with food your own kitchen. >> julie marie seaver is the public programs manager at the children's museum in manhattan along with some kids of course that we'll -- >> good morning, kids. >> she brought the easter bunny.
how exciting. all right. so julie, for folks at home, who don't want to buy the dye you can do this in your house. >> at the children's museum in manhattan, we're talking with families on how they can make the most memories out of anything and everything that they're doing with their families. and so at the museum, we talk a lot about health and we have a strong health initiative. >> if people don't want to buy the little tablets, you can do things at home. to make -- >> right. you don't want to buy the tablets we have lots of different options here. >> let's start with red. if you want to dye your eggs red, what do you use at home? >> well, today, i used beets. >> a beet. >> we have beets here. we have raspberries here as well. >> it works. >> it works really well. >> these make good breakfast drinks when you're done. >> no, they have salt and vinegar in them, so i would not suggest it. >> what is the pantyhose? >> that's the exciting part. you can make really beautiful, nautical designs. you can make beautiful floral
designs. so what i brought here today is some real flowers. so you take the flower, and you put it on the egg. and then you take clean pantyhose, please. >> yeah. tucker do you know who those are? >> i think of robbing a liquor store for some reason. >> we're going to use them to make some beautiful easter eggs. so you just put it inside out, tie it nice and tight. >> that's clever. >> you pick it, which ever you want. the blueberry is perfect. >> we should point out, these are already hard boiled eggs. >> these are hard boiled eggs. you can cook the eggs as you cook it. i find you get a much brighter, vibrant color if you make the dye first, let it cool down to room temperature and put the eggs in and let it sit overnight. >> can we talk to some of these adorable kids? >> my son here. >> what's your name? >> jason. >> how do you feel about the
easter bunny being here? >> very excited and emotional. >> emotional. this is your brother justin? >> yes. >> how about you, the easter bunny is next to you. how do you feel? >> good. >> what do you want to say to him? what do you want in your basket this year? >> candy. >> what did you say? >> junk. >> junk. did he say junk? >> i'm on your side, justin. our favorite kind of food. junk food. hello, easter bunny, this is so exciting. moms, dads at home, get your kids and tell them to come to the tv. we have the easter bunny. >> have a great easter, everybody. ♪ ♪
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how wonderful is this, the easter bunny is with us, with the children. we are dyeing easter eggs and we want to thank irvan. >> how can you not believe in god when you see a flower. >> thanks irvan's flowers. have a good easter. see you monday. bill: anti-terror raids sweeping through belgium and france under the cover of night. police disrupting a plot they say was in a quote advanced stage as we learn two of the victims are a brother and sister who were living here in new york. welcome to america's newsroom. welcome back. patti ann: i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum. as investigators begin to draw a clear line linking brussels to attacks in paris.