flag because they want to make the school more culturally inclusive. this you have to hear to believe. fox and friends begins right now. good morning. good saturday morning everyone. welcome in. thanks for welcoming us into your living rooms and bedrooms. this is the last day where the clocks bounce forward tomorrow. and congratulations on spring. this is really america s rebirth. i know it s a little chilly, but that will change. just don t be grouchy when you don t have as much sleep tonight. can t be grouchy. we want to get right to that fox news alert. two suspects arrested in the shooting death of russian opposition leader according to their federal security service. it s unclear if either suspect is believed to be the shooter. video shows a vocal critic near the kremlin moments before he was gunned down. many believe putin was involved. bob menendez remaining defiant in the face of possible corruption charges. the justice department reportedly said to
helply ever after. but somewhere in the middle there is usually a scene like this. long live the king. (scream). i do not like that part. in fact, new research shows most fairy tales tales are too bleak for kid with the risk of a parent s death being more intense than films intended for adults. is it teaching kids to cope? here for a fair and balanced debate, former teacher and parent with the bill of rights institute, whitney neil, and freelance writer jennifer wallace. both of you join me now. i thank you for that. whitney, is it harmless to see five times more likely to see parents die in these animated films than in those seen by adults? i don t think it s harmless. but i also think we need to gauge what else happens in the film. is the child being exposed to that experience and learning
cautious when it comes to wolves? is that the lesson we re looking for? i think the i live in new york city, so i try to explain to my son there are no wolves in new york city. but the think the lesson we want to give ourkids is that good triumphs over evil, that fear is okay feeling it is okay. but we have to remember the age that we re teaching this to. a four-year-old might not have the capability to understand the nuances there. okay. whitney, what s your response there? what about death? having parents die. and i can t get over the statistic. five times more likely to see parents dying in these films for kids than for adults. is that okay? we got to take our role as parents pretty seriously. we all know our children. we know their emotional maturity. it s common sense. look at the film and the context. know your children. i think these stories are good. they offer opportunities to teach kids lessons about many different topics. as long as we re looking at them through the
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alongside him since he first became a senator nine years ago. she will leave her post in may to look for a job in the private sector. clayton, over to you. thank you, anna. this week the college board announced major changes to the s.a.t. beginning in 2016. the man behind the overhaul is david coleman, also created the common core, the standards adopted by 45 states, despite complaints it will call the nationalized control of the school curriculum. what do these changes mean for our children? here to explain is a former teacher, whitney neil. nice to see you this morning. good morning. can you walk us through exactly what the changes are for the s.a.t.? i can. we are looking at significant changes to the s.a.t. perhaps the most important is the writing portion, the portion where people sit down to express their ability to critically think on paper is now optional. some other changes they are making, they are taking the vocabulary from the s.a.t. words