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And to get news like this, 6-foot, 6 inches, 291 pounds, the whole world ahead of him, and to end it like this is just really a sad and a tear jerker and something that everybody was talking about. juliet: the whole spring break thing is really -- >> bill: 17 years old. right, i was listening to a police officer who's in panama city earlier today, he was on one of the other networks and they're trying to figure out how the guys all got the alcohol. well -- >> juliet: it's spring break, it's basically free flowing. bill: it happens in every circle time and time again. i'm not sure if you get th...

The government's involvement. now, we're adding another layer of federal regulation with bureaucracy, assuming that they're going to know how to handle the situation. there are ways of going about doing this. the fact is this bill, it doesn't answer, it doesn't solve any of the problems that already initially got us into this mess. >> i'm trying to explain this to you, it's complicated, but there's a credit default swap that is responsible for this and the government had absolutely nothing to do with that. this bill calls for this to be transparent so we can see them and if we can see them we ...

Juliet: let's talk about it, bock beckel, professor of advanced political studies, george washington university and fox nice contributor and andrea tantaras, conservative columnist, fox news.com contributor, great to have you both here. >> good morning. juliet: most people seem to want financial reform, they just can't agree on how to do it, so the democrats want to create more federal agencies, maybe have the taxpayers on the hook for this. bob, explain how this is going to help revive the economy. >> first of all, and remarks i told you if you didn't take it easy we weren't going to be able ...

>> gabe gutierrez, thank you so much. we'll monitor the flooding situation in texas and bring you updates throughout today's edition of "the rundown." now to washington where a former speaker of the house is under indictment. dennis hastert, the longest-serving republican house speaker in history facing federal criminal charges accused in a scheme of paying millions of dollars in hush money and lying to the fbi. justice correspondent pete williams is here with the details. pete? >> this comes from a grand jury indictment. it reveals the charges but raises two big questions it doesn't answer --...