the polls today, we are going to have the political fallout. speaking of unruly crowds, students take over miami beach during spring break while police sit helplessly with their sirens blazing. fox & friends begins right now. good morning, welcome in to fox & friends weekend. we have peter doocy in the house today. thanks for having me. nice to see you this morning. we were glued to the tv last night. fortunately things did not end up as bad as they could have there in chicago. get straight to that fox news alert. violence erupting in the windy city overnight as donald trump supporters and protesters throw fists and fighting words. dozens bloodied and multiple people are under arrest this morning. garrett tenney is in washington, d.c. with the latest on the trump decision to cancel his rally, good morning, garrett tfrgets was ugly scene last night to be sure it really could have been much worse as you mentioned. 25,000 people were trying to get inside for
reporter: tareeka is phyllis s granddaughter. all they re talking about is the firefighter who took off his mask and gave it to terrell, who already has breathing problems. if it wasn t for him, she jumped.ve that s what she said. reporter: the fire broke out yesterday afternoon, on the third floor of this apartment building on minnesota avenue. heavy smoke everywhere. 12 to 15 residents were evacuated. mpd thanks to a group of officers in the neighborhood and were alerted to the emergency. meanwhile, firefighter lovato jumped into action to help. mask, heng his suffered serious smoke inhalation. soot in his airway and swelling to his throat. it can be devastating to inhale the products of closed space.a reporter: but danny lovato survived and so too did phyllis terrell. he s my hero, her hero, everybody s hero. reporter: phyllis terrell remains in serious condition at the hospital. she s expected to be there for a few days longer, at least, but she is said to be improv
legislature, but supporters of this bill were happy at first when the house judiciary committee often kills bills, s lawknow was law noah on out. then they started to read the fine print and decided it s not really what they were looking for. today they are back and fighting with their own personal stories. they hold photographs of their lost loved ones, a couple killed while riding a bicycle built for two, a little girl, a three-year-old boy killed when his allegedly drunk mother crashed. there is not a day that goes by that i don t think about noah and how much i wish i could bring him back. his 16-year-old cousin sophie speaking with victims, survivors, and cops on behalf of what has been named know was law. listenthe politicians drivers install the kind of interlock device noah pozner mother displays. mother displays. we need to get it right and we need to get it done this year. the testimony of noah s father, rich, already helped move the bill through a house
tuss broke this story today. he s in silver spring with metro s response to this. adam? reporter: that s right, wendy. you know, this is the second time in a month that metro has been dealing with a red signal violation. you may remember that other incident at smithsonian where two trains actually came face-to-face, but take a look. here at the silver spring station, the issue was a mixture of human error and a problem with metro s automatic train operation. a metro train is never, ever supposed to go past a red signal unless it has explicit permission. this train did not have that permission. when it got to the red light it overshot it by three feet. reporter: as the train was entering what s known as a pocket track or a middle track, it went past the red signal. here is where it gets a little bit technical. longer eight-car metro trains are only supposed to enter that pocket trackin controlled manual mode. this train was in a computer controlled automatic mode, and th
own time. reporter: christa leo helped sponsor the trips. he insisted on unique control in choosing the students. he would just kind of zigzag around and visit just his participants. reporter: she says she was never notified about the investigation until we told her. even though he oversaw about 20 german students in the u.s. and 20 langley students in germany each other. she tells the i-team she s been trying to find rademacher ever since trying to recover money he collected for a future trip. some former students tell us they too were unfamiliar with the accusations. fairfax county police were alerted, but they told the state and news4 they couldn t investigate because the incident in question allegedly occurred overseas in germany, that there was no local criminal case against rademacher in t county public schools sent a letter to langley high school family notifying parents of our story. they said this was not a school sponsored trip. it was organized by the teacher