trafficker. in jail for three years after russia accused him of assaulting a police officer. it would be a big deal at any time but it s extraordinary because it s happening amid russia s bloody war in ukraine. president biden in his statement confirming that reed was on his way home. said that the negotiations that allowed us to bring trevor home require difficult decisions that i do not take lightly. we also know that reed s family, they were becoming increasingly worried about his health. saying that he d been denied proper medical treatment while in prison. cnn s kylie atwolie atwood is l the state department with us. what are the details you re picking up? reporter: senior administration officials say this was months in the making but over the last few days, that s when these intense talks with russia really took root that resulted, of course, in this prisoner exchange with trevor reed. we should note that he was detained in russia in 2019, and according to the u.s. am
[national anthem] rachel: good morning and is welcome to fox & friends . it s 6:00 eastern time, 5:00 in the midwest and, bow, you guys just boy, you guys just keep bringing it with those photos. something for all of us. we had barns, you know how much i like a flag on a barn. we had football for you guys, the flags and the guys coming out and, of course, lots of dogs. keep serving your patriotic photos of the national anthem to friends@foxnews.com. we absolutely love it. good morning. will: good to see you two in person. rachel: we re here. will: great to be back on the couch. pete will be in tomorrow morning, so it s great to see everybody in person. lauren:s lawrence: the snow is terrible [laughter] rachel: just say it like it is, lawrence. lauren:s part of this show is the overlap. rachel: yeah. we don t have to cue anything. we re here, and we can feed off of each ore other s body language are. lawrence: we re coordinatedded today. rachel: it is. this is how
good evening, everyone the effort to offer covid vaccinations to virtually all americans, including the youngest among us, is close tonight pfizer confirming late today it has started down the road of seeking emergency use authorization for its vaccine for children 6 months to 5 years who are currently ineligible child cases stood last week at over 800,000. that s less than the previous week but still extremely high pfizer for now calling for two lower-dose shots for the youngest group. if approved, the first injections could begin within weeks but the news comes with a nagging dose of reality, reluctance of among many parents to have their kids vaccinated tom costello now with late details reporter: with 3.5 million new pediatric covid cases, january alone, the potential that shots could be going into very young arms within a month is welcome news for millions of parents. every day i m worried about them contracting covid. i would say that we re very cautious. reporter
will: i believe it is i know that song. rachel: would you. wow i want to announce a fox news alert that pete hegseth ruined breakfast order today. pete: i want real breakfast so we settle in the middle for something from a deli today they re feeling smoothies but i didn t a banana in my smoothie. , i hope i never eat a banana ever again in my life. rachel: everybody behind us on the set is pete: there s no flavor to them texture is weird they re warm i don t want any part of that so will tried to order a smoothie without a banana and apparently in new york city they don t have those. rachel: an hour searching for a smoothie without a banana so that s why we dongt have breakfast yet. but we have really cool fives from the montana knife company. pete: i may or may not be hosting with my news. rachel: take that off before you go to the airport. do not forget. pete: i will. armed and hosting. rachel: you guys are such little boys. but you know what that s what so interestin
lines. you did great get out of here that s right. each eastern the time of year when i compare myself to jesus christ. that s just the thing i do now. and people seem to be okay with that. i m going to keep doing and if you think that this is a bad look, imagine how weird it would be if i started selling bibles. well i m selling bibles look at this beautiful bible made from 100% bible sounds like a joke. and in many ways it is, but it s also very real as you know, and love bible. it s my favorite book hello again, everyone. i thank you so much. what do you mean this easter sunday, i m fredricka whitfield, and we begin this hour with major security concerns for millions of americans personal information on 73 million hello again current and former at&t customers was leaked onto the dark web. and now the company is launching an investigation into how it happened. they telecom giant says account information, including social security numbers was suppose, but financial