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of wisconsin not backingç down. the republicans fight for faith coming up straight ahead. >> the view from one world trade center has never been seen this way before. these daredevils in serious trouble. >> whoa. >> that is incredible. mornings better with friends. >> you're watching "fox & friends." >> thank you very much, buddy. >> the last time buddy was here, he brought his son. >> and an uncle. >> did they make anything with fandant that was impeccable? >> they did. that is their brpp" and butter. we're four days into spring and later today some parts of cape cod could wind up with a foot of snow. >> is this the nor'easter we're talking about here? >> stay where you are. you don't want any part of the circus. >> we've got a lot of news. we turn to heather nauert who joins us with all the headlines to kick off our three-hour telecast. >> good morning. we're following a breaking news story coming out of norfolk, virginia. a navy sailor shot and killed at the navy station in norfolk, virginia. security forces there killed a male civilian suspect. this happened around 11:20 p.m. last night aboard the u.s.s. mayhen, a navy destroyer. a spokesperson for the navy says the twoç killed were both males but wouldn't describe the circumstances of the shooting. here's what we do know. >> as far as i know, he was authorized access to the installation. i cannot talk about how he got a hold of the weapon. it is still under investigation. >> did he bring it on base? i heard he wrestled it from a guard, another sailor. >> i can't speculate on that right now. >> they are talking about the weapon that was allegedly used. that base is the largest naval installation in the entire world. it was put on lockdown for about 45 minutes after that shooting as a precaution. new information coming in thisç morning. we'll keep watching it. let's head out to washington state where the devastating toll from that mudslide continues to grow. we are learning at least 14 people are dead and 176 residents remain unaccounted for in this area. this morning the 911 calls, some of them, are being released. listen here. >> houses are gone! >> are there any injuries? >> yes. there are people yelling for help! >> my. now we are getting new images. they are emerging of the dramatic rescues. a four-year-old boy saved from all the rubble and debris. crews say that he was simply drowning in mud. then there's this inspirational story. a baby pulled from the debris even after crews were told it was too dangerous to try to rescue that child. the baby's criesç led them to find him. that's just a little piece of good news coming out there. there are torrential rains expected in the state's forecast expected to hamper the effort to find survivors. we'll keep you posted on that story >> the search for the missing malaysian jet is on hold due to 13-foot swells in the ocean and 50 miles-per-hour winds in the ocean. when the crews resume tomorrow they'll comb the most remote part of the world. this morning australian officials said they don't even know where toç begin. >> a needle in a haystack, we're still traoeubg to define -- still trying to find where the haystack is. >> family members of the passengers are seen here crying and screaming after they received news from malaysia airlines about what happened to their loved ones. guess how they were informed? by text message. the c.e.o. later defended the decision to notify relatives that way saying he wanted them to hear the tragic news before the world did. what do you think of that? >> finally check out this crazy video. a daredevil illegally base jumping from the world trade center here in new york city. this guy and three of his buddies are facing felony charges. police say the three sneaked into the building back inç september. there was a guy on the ground serving as a lookout. all four guys turned themselves in yesterday and charged with third degree burglary. apparently one of the guys had worked on the building so it is believed that is how he was able to get into that building, climb up there and make that jump. >> he kind of cased the joint. where did they land? >> on the street. unbelievable. you see them land and cars driving by. >> they're lucky they didn't get mowed down by a taxi. crazy stuff. >> from here to over there, i'm talking about what's happening right now in holland. the president is having nuclear talks. this was long scheduled but everyone is talcisuz about the ukraine. how it is time the president got behind the microphone and use that moment to announce the g-8 is now a g-7 until further notice. >> that really scared the living daylights out of putin. >> putin does like to be part of -- with the cool guys. they say lavrov said it is no big deal. it is not like there's membership cards and he's not actually out of it. he also talked about how nato has to stand together. the way in which he relayed that message is questionable because it doesn't reenforce the fact that we are going to stand strong. >> the point is if we're trying to tell russia stop hoovering up territory, we've got to be stro to know wee teeth behind what we say. what did the president of2 the united states say yesterday? >> as we have told our urinal lice many -- european allies many time, in the united states after two wars we are moving toward a leaner military. the question is are we simply announcing our weakness? are we basically saying remember those military cuts that were proposed and making headlines recently with the pay increases not happening and the increased expenses for housing and at the commissaries and how critics are saying this is going to hurt recruitment processes for getting more men and women who want to be in aoufrpbl. come andç get us. >> the united states military is getting smaller when the russian military is getting bigger. putin increased military spending 79% in the past decade, spending 4.5% of their g.d.p., according to the world bank, they upgraded their soviet era transport jets and military aircraft and everything in the military. and what are we doing? we're getting littler. >> we've gone from 4.6% of our g.d.p. to 3.5%. we pay all nato defense expenditures. i back the president like i backed the other presidents, president bush and president clinton and president bush and president reagan when saying europe is taking advantage of us on a regular basis. they are is not paying out their threshold. germany 1.3, italy 1.2. spain 0.9. the problem is theç president should say we've never been stronger, never shown more urgency to come together. there is no reason for him to bring that up publicly. that should be behind closed doors. >> if something goes wrong with russia and putin, blame the g.o.p. because according to harry reid, he says the crisis going on is because of republicans. take a listen to what he said on the senate floor. >> since this was blocked by some republicans, these important sanctions have not taken place. russian lawmakers voted to annex crimea and russian forces have taken over in many instances by force. ane is impossible to know whether events would have unfolded differently if the united states responded with a strong unified voice. >> that is more crazy talk from harry reid, with all due respect, sir. i mean, the statute of limitations should run out on blaming george bush. so what does he do? blames republicans. when you look at some of the crazy stuff that has come out of harry reid's mouth, it is jaw dropping. you want to know what i'm talking about? here are some of his greatest hits. >> i believe myself that the secretary of state, secretary of defense, and you have to make your own decision as to what the president knows, that this war is lost. >> if you can help one child who has cancer, why wouldn't do youç it? >> why would we want to do it? i have 1,100 people sitting at nellis air force base in that bill inexplicably the i.m.f., they put in a provision for the i.m.f., the international monetary fund to reform it, give us less control over taxpayer dollars. republicans are not comfortable with that. democrats knew about it. they jammed it in any way. republicans wouldn't sign off on it. therefore they have gone on vacation. the senate had to pass something, the house had already passed something. there is no way they would have gotten that done that would have had effect on giving the ukraine backing. >> it would have potentially given putin strings. is that something you want and having taxpayers having to fit the bill for foreign bailouts? 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>> well, it's very difficult for average people to understand, but this is sort of like turning the phone directory or say those that issue license plates and g.p.s. signals over to some unknown body. it's more than just whether you want to go to "the washington post" and they move you over to say china's news agency. everything that we do in life, including this live shot, financial information and unclassified defense information go over the internet. andç we'll have no way to know whether it will be tax or interfered with but russia and china pushed for this move for a long time and we know they don't have our best interest at heart. >> absolutely. we know what's going on with russia right now. bill clinton made it very clear, it is a stupid idea. why is the president doing this? >> it's very unclear to me why the president is doing it. like i said, russia and china pushed for it for a long time and there is sort of this pattern in the administration of turning over american initiatives to the international community, whatever that is. usually that means the u.n. they have had a u.n. first policy to the extent there's been one but all that will potentially lead to is taxation and incompetence. the u.n. isn't managed very well. >> did you say the united nations might be able to levy some sort of internet tax soç everybody time you go to tmz.com, you owe somebody a nickel? >> think about how many get our license plates for our cars for free. once you basically control what the domain names, addresses are, i.p. addresses are, you're basically going to be able to start to levy a tax on people to get that privilege. at the u.n. a lot of times they think of fair taxes so you can expect the u.s., israel and others to pay their fair share which usually means extra. >> i was thinking about it this morning. this is almost a continuation of the president's apology tour. i'm sorry for the n.s.a. problems and so i'm going -internet to somebody else. >> right. we of course have nothing to apologize since we invented and developed one of the devices that's created unprecedented wealth and opportunity around the world. it is kind of the last line of defense in oppressive countries. kupbs that have been pushing -- countries that have been pushing for this change are the ones that want to control most at home, russia and china. that is where bill clinton was absolutely correct. >> ultimately it comes down to this, is this in the best interest of the united states of america and americans? >> i don't believe so. hopefully president clinton's intervention in this gives bipartisan efforts to roll back this decision. >> has anybody talked to al gore because he invented the internet. i wonder how he feels about it. >> he also had special relations with the russiansç while he was vice president. one of his core focus areas. maybe we need to confront him on two fronts. >> great. al if you're -- mr. gore, if you're watching, call us. steve yates used to work for another vice president. what do you think about turning the internet over to the world? good idea? e-mail us or twitter us or facebook us. this may be the dumbest criminal ever. not only depict the worst place to pick in. you've got to hear the evidence police say caught him red handed. look at that. a word to anyone who wants to beç a mother. stress can cut your chances in half. how much stress? dr. dave samadi has those details as he strides into studio e and shakes hands with the host. ♪ ♪ ♪ with beneful healthy smile snacks. with soft, meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture ...it's dental that tastes so good. beneful healthy smilfood and snacks. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? 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this is one of the first studies we're seeing that it can actually affect them. the good thing is 87% of the couples were able to have children and give birth, but 13% had a problem. they also counted for cigarette smoking, alcohol and coffee. >> a lot of times with more stress we turn to something and for a lot of times it is cigarettes or alcohol. what do we need to do to stay away from that if we're trying to get pregnant? >> you have to rule out mechanical issues, obstructions of the tubes and ovaries. number one for infertility isç age. if you rule out everything else, the message of the study is try to stay away from cigarette smoking, alcohol. try to involve in yoga and rest. that is important. the other thing is what is the effect of men. >> it is not just the bird or just the bees. which ones? >> 40% of infertility is the result of men. we want to make sure they also get tested. if you've gone for about 12 months of unprotected sex and still having problems with tper -- fertility, go to the experts and find out if it is a male factor. >> both of us, men and women, we need to make sure we do our yoga and get extra sleep if we're trying to conceive and having problems. 26 minutes after the hour on your tuesday morning. coming up on "fox & friends,"ç his tweet referring to christ has atheists outraged. governor scott walker not backing down. his fight for faith ahead. the deadline for obamacare is six days away but senator schumer wants it over now. the tweet he wishes he didn't send. happy birthday to aretha franklin. she is 72 today. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's red lobster's lobsterfest! all promotions! the year's largest selection of lobster entrees, like lobster lover's dream. hurry in and sea food differently. go to red lobster.com for ten dollars off with purchase of two lobsterfest entrees. millions have raised their hand for the proven relief of the purple pill. and that relief could be in your hand. for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms from acid reflux disease. find out how you can save at purplepill.com. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea if you have persistent diarrhea, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exi. avoid if you te clopidogrel. for many, relief is at hand. ask your doctor abouxium. good and close. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh. with beneful healthy smile food and snacks. he'll love the crunch of the healthy smile kibbles. you'll love how they help clean. with soft, meaty centers, and teeth cleaning texture, healthy smile snacks help keep a shine on his smile. it's dental that tastes so good. beneful healthy smile food and snacks. obama has other things to worry about. he was in the netherlands for a nuclear summit with 50 other world?x&eaders. not saying obama is unpopular now but every time he puts down his tray in the cafeteria all the other leaders move their tray. bullies. >> merkel! >> the guy that might really be looking at the late-night shows and saying to himself do i want to deal with that because he might be running for president is governor scott walker. he was back in the news yesterday. >> he was. a day or two ago he went to facebook and he went to twitter, and this is all he posted. he simply posted philippians 4:13. is that's all he posted. if you're unfamiliar with the bibleç verse, what it says -- not what he posted -- but it says i can do all things through christ who strengthens me. he didn't post that. all he did was philippians 4:13. the atheist community went crazy. >> they got fired up and said to say i can do all things through christ who strengthens me seems like more of a threat or the utterance of a dictator than a duly elected civil servant. they are saying it is showing bias of one religion over another which doesn't make sense at all. he said "through me." that is what the verse says. he didn't say you have to believe it yourself. >> the atheists in this regard are intolerant and ridiculous and they are he is free to say whatever he wants to. that's just a fact. maybe they should stop looking at any sort of social media they simply don't agree with because it is his right to say whatever he says. >> and tweet whatever he wants to tweet. >> the walker people say he's going to leave it up, which is good because maybe more people will go and see that and then they'll look it up and see what he was talking about. >> absolutely. his people, when fox news channel reached out to him said he was tired of a daily devotional he did. he didn't even put the word of the verse up. just philippians. >> what do you think? leave it up or take itç down? was it appropriate or inappropriate to post it? e-mail us. you can facebook us or twitter us as well. >> look forward to seeing the atheists rally around their cause. >> they are all fired up. >> heather nauert is fired up. >> fired up about this issue. i want to bring you overseas. russian troops could soon be massing to invade the ukraine as that country's defense minister offers his resignation. 30,000 russian troops are reportedly on the border of ukraine. >> have to go into ukraine because of the supply lines, water, oil, gas, et cetera that run into the crimea come into the ukraine. the ukrainians can effect the crimea. putin can't allow that. he has to go in and i think it's going to be quick.ç soon. >> president obama is in the neglect land for a nuclear summit. he -- in the netherlands. he and other leaders will talk about how to safeguard the world's nuclear materials. russia has been booted from the g-8 summit. all this happening because of the issue in crimea. now that upcoming g-7 meeting is not going to be in sochi, russia, as planned. it is now moving to brussels. talk about a big, dirty job. crews are now scrambling to clean up a massive oil spill in texas as the coast guard works to reopen one of the world's busiest shipping channels. it leads into the port of houston. now more than 80ç ships are waiting to enter or leave the bay for nearly 1670,000 -- nearly 170,000 gallons of oil spills. ships have to navigate into the waterways to avoid spilling more areas. some environmental groups are worried about the effects of this. it will soon be peak migration season. former teen idol david cassidy is headed to rehab. ♪ ♪ >> he looks so different now. a judge ordering cassidy -- stop guys. a judge ordering cassidyç to three months in rehab and five years of probation for drunk driving arrests that took place in january. he has been arrested three times on d.u.i. charges in the past three years. oh my. senator chuck shoe march may need a new -- which you can schumer tweeted it is now march 31 and the way to see how the obamacare deadline works for you. that mistake became a lot of fodder for folks on the internet. it prompted responses like anything right. 30 minutes later senator schumer sent out an updated tweet and those are your headlines. oh my. >> the drummer never got in trouble. >> shirley jones wasn't in trouble. the mom. the driver. >> don't blame her. i think danny partridge and keith partridge were the ones in trouble. in real life. >> but their music will stand the test of time. >> heather, thank you for the headlines. >> maria molina has a look at the weather for us. is it true we may have snow on the way? >> yes, a little bit in new york city. this storm system could have been a lot worse for so many of us across the northeast. the treupbg is the track it -- the thing is the track!yt's taken is farther offshore. the cape and east maine are under some form of blizzard warning or watch because they are expecting heavy snow, up to a foot of it and gusting wind gusting up to 50 miles per hours at times. areas of light snow across parts of the midwest, kentucky and even as far south as parts of north carolina. this energy will be coming together and developing into an area of low pressure off the coast of the northeast. that is going to be intensifying quite rapidly over the next 24 to 48 hours, producing winds and significant impacts in the temperature-wise, on the cold side across the northeast and midwest through at least wednesday. but by this weekend getting much nicer across the entire country with temperatures climbing into the 50's in the northeast and also in the midwest. let's head back inside. >> thank you, maria. 22 minutes before the top of the hour. let's talk basketball. philadelphia-san antonio, two teams headed in different directions coming into the game you've got the spurs going for the best record in basketball, winners of 13 in a row. and the 76ers trying to get their first win since january. thank you spurs win. the 6ers have lost 25 in a row. 2010-2011 cavaliers hold the nba record for 26. good luck. sad news. a good friend of ours, hall ofç famer quarterback jim kelly will undergo surgery again for recurrence of oral cancer. his wife asking for prayers as his health deteriorates. he was moved from a hospital in buffalo where he is said to be in tremendous pain. we all wish him the very best. he had his whole jaw reconstructed and it looked great and he bounced back. looks like it came back. the ncaa tournament kicks up again on wednesday. greg marshal named coach of the year by the u.s. 4%ctq shockers are the the number-one seed and lost a heart breaker to kentucky in the round of 32. coming up on radio shortly, george will will be on. pete hegseth will be on talking about his column today about veterans. and ed rollins will be talking about what's happening with the republican party. >> 20 minutes before the top of the hour. they are fighting for our freedom but the military wants to take one away, but the defense department is now trying to ban. >> part-time government workers earning full-time salaries and pensions on our dime. how does that happen? charles payne, the king of pain, here to weigh in. good morning, chuck. ♪ ♪ let's get up, get going. 43 minutes after the hour. quick headlines. the u.s. navy trying to snuff out smokers. the department considering banning sales of cigarettes on ships and bases. the smoking population of the military is 50% higher than the civilian population. analysts are betting on an august or september launch for the newest iphone 6. if this leaked photograph of the case mold is accurate, the screen will be bigger, possibly as large as five and a half inches. brian, over to you. >> hopefully tl)e will be a new adapter, different case and all the accessories. part-time government workers in new jersey are hitting it big. according to a new report, 40 part-time state employees are collecting a whopping $6 million per year in salaries and pensions all on the taxpayers' dime. how does that happen? you're talking part-time workers. charles payne for the fox business network joins us. the numbers are huge and this statement is tremendous. >> it is huge. we periodically see these kind of stories and we're all taken aback and what the heck, something has to be done. as you delve deeper, it becomes more astonishing, the so-called double dipping. we know most of these public-sector workers make subsubstantially more than private sector counterparts, benefitsç more lavish. you got all these things going and add in pension spiking, the last year when you work a lot of overtime and the pay for the rest of your life is 20% higher than it was. then you add it on with how about i go back to the trough and get more of the action? we talked about it a lot when the economy was melting down and some of these cities and municipalities were filing for bankruptcy and it became absurd we the taxpayer would be spending money on this sort of abuse. >> you want to put names and figures? a school executive madeç $150,000 last year as a special services employee. she also will collect a $73,765 annual pension from new jersey. what is special services? and how can i get that job? >> i don't know. you wonder why there is this huge fight to keep the school systems as they are, to protect this for -- fortress of ineptitude. in new york city the idea that we would close down charter schools to protect teachers, not students, it's $1 billion of abuse across the country. >> the private sector never worked because people have to have a bottom line. if they don't have a bottom line, they go out of business. francis bork, $120,000 salary, $58,000 in pension. she is aç part-time worker. >> it is absolutely astonishing. these are public servants. >> great benefits, not a great pay, but you go into these public -- these municipality jobs and state jobs in order to get those benefits and security. >> that was always the way it was sold and pitched. in the 1980's we saw a divergence where public sector workers started to outdistance private sector counterparts. that gap has grown wider. it is crazy when you think how many people living paycheck to paycheck are actually paying taxes into a system where there's this much abuse. the income inequalityç argument, what is someone making on a local level? >> charles, what are you doing later? >> i'm hosting this show on the fox business network known as "varney and company." we come on at 11:00, our new time. what happens is the market opens up and lately it's been going up, coming down and all kinds of things going on. the biotech bubble is bursting. what is going to happen next? you've got to watch today. >> you're on every day. you become varney. but who becomes charles payne? you have to wait for 11:00 to find out. good job. again you outdressed me but didn't outdress steve. >> it's hard to do. >> coming up, do the math on this. a texas oil town has the lowest unemployment rate in the nation andç the town is the world's largest solar plant has the highest, what can we learn from that? stop laughing, charles. governor rick perry here live with the answer. a school work book says gun control is part of the second amendment. huh? a constitution check from judge napolitano. ♪ ♪ [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] ♪ [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. 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>> and these two usually don't see eye to eye. so why is sarah palin encouraging hillary clinton to run for the white house? it's getting good. and we're glad you joined us on this tuesday because mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ >> the sun comes up. >> i think that's alicia keyes. >> a beautiful picture as the sun comes up here in new york city moments ago thanks to the channel 5 helicopter for getting that picture of the new world trade center. >> how much do we owe channel 5 now? >> we own them. >> good luck collecting. >> we have a lot to discuss, including the latest on obamacare which everyone is celebrating around the world, it's four years old. >> and wait 'til you see what it's costing you. it's a jaw dropping number. but in the meantime, 90 seconds after the top of the hour and heather, you have big news. >> yeah. we're following a couple big stories. first, let's start in norfolk, virginia. overnight, a navy sailor was shot and killed at the naval station in norfolk, virginia, responding security forces then killed a male civilian suspect. this happened about 11:20 last night aboard a destroyer ship, the uss mayhem. a navy spokesperson says that two men were killed, they're both males -- but that person would not describe the circumstances of that shooting. to get on the base, the civilians have to be escorted or have a pass, which officials say that that suspect did have. listen here. >> as far as i know, he was authorized access to the installation and i cannot talk about how he got ahold of the weapon. still under investigation. >> did he bring it on base? because i heard he wrestled it from a guard, another sailor. >> i can't speculate on that right now. still investigating. >> the base was put on lockdown for 45 minutes after the shooting as precaution. this is the largest naval installation in the entire world with about 46,000 members of the military and 21,000 civilian employees working there. we'll keep watching this as it develops. in washington state, that devastating death toll from the mud slide in washington continues to grow this morning. at least 14 people have now confirmed dead and 176 still remain unaccounted for at this hour. we're now getting 911 calls for the first time. take a listen here. >> everything is gone! the houses are gone! >> are there any injuries? >> people are yelling for help! >> we are also getting these dramatic new images coming in. this is a rescue crew who had managed to rescue a four-year-old little boy that they say had been drowning in mud. they managed to save him and another happy story to bring you. there was a little baby who was pulled from the debris. the crews were told it was too dangerous to try to save him, but they did it anyway. today some tough news to bring you. more rains are expected and that's part of what brought this mud slide to begin with. more rain expected and those conditions expected to be dangerous again today. we'll keep watching this. and the search for the missing malaysia plane is on hold today because of bad weather in the area. when the crews resume tomorrow, they will be focused on the indian ocean and that's believed where the jet crashed. earlier officials in australia comparing the mission to finding a needle in a hay stack. >> we're not searching for a needle in a hay stack. we're trying to define where the hay stack is. that's just to put it in context. >> we talked a lot about how deep the indian ocean is. the average depth, more than 11,000 feet and to put that in context, the world's tallest building does not come even close, at 2700 feet. it also dwarfs america's tallest building, including the empire state. another insult coming in to the family of those victims. the family members of the passengers, you can see them here crying and screaming. they received a text from the malaysian airlines that their loved ones had died. that's how learned about this confirmation, through a text. the ceo of that company defending the decision to notify relatives, saying he wanted them to hear the tragic news before the entire world did. what do you think of that? take a look at this crazy video coming out of new york here. a dare devil illegally base jumping from the top of one world trade center in new york city. the guy and three of his buddies are facing felony charges. james brady, andrew rossirk g and another man sneaked into the building in september. there was a fourth guy who was on the ground as a lookout. all four turned themselves in yesterday. they were charged with third degree burglary. one of the guys helped build the tower and police think that that is how they were able to get inside. that building not completely built yet. so perhaps that played a role. hillary clinton getting some support from an unlikely source, sarah palin. during an interview with the tv show "extra" about her new show, mario lopez asking how she felt about hillary clinton. palin replied, quote, i would like to see women run for higher office. i think america is ready for more women at the upper echelon. those are your headlines. very gracious. >> maybe she was talk being herself? >> could be. >> thank you, heather. let's talk a little bit about this. our president is over in europe, of course, yesterday he was at that emergency summit to try to figure out what the heck to do with putin and russia. essentially what he continues to say is they're on the wrong side of history. they're breaking international law, blah, blah, blah. none of that stuff is working. extraordinarily at a time when he should remind the world that we are the lone super power left, what our president did was instead he reminded russia, hey, you know what? we're not spending so much on military anymore. don't worry about us. >> yeah. he did an interview with the dutch newspaper and he said, as we have told our european allies many times, we want to see more european nations meeting their commitments when it comes to defense spending. we're moving toward a leaner military. the question is, is this a now thing, our military weakness to the world? it's a huge problem, especially to vladimir putin. hey, you want to take crimea? who is going to stop you? you want the rest of the ukraine? >> go get estonia. >> you want to be a bully? who is going to stop you. >> john kerry saying this is not authoress, we're just mentioning we shouldn't invade another country. not personal. canada cut their defense spending almost 8%. slovenia, 10%. the fact is, the president's got a point is that all these european nations expect us to bail them out and stick up for them in all these fights when they don't put any of their dollars into -- they put their dollars into their economy and we have to put our dollars into their defense. i would hope they step up. it's not the correct time to mention that when you're supposed to be flexing your muscles muscles and showing a unity of force with the russians having 70,000 troops welled up on the ukrainian border. >> exactly. that's the reason the president should not have said with 80,000 troops right there, by the way, we're shrinking. we should point out that putin in the last ten years has grown the military of russia by 79%. >> we're going to switch gears now and talk about obamacare celebrating its fourth birthday over the weekend. anybody bake a cake for it? with six days to go before the obamacare deadline, the study that they wish didn't happen. a lot of families and business, you have to do a cost-benefit analysis. new study out that basically says the costs outweigh the benefit. >> in a gigantic way, take a look at this. the american action forum estimates that the regulatory cost to the united states since the affordable care act was signed is $27 billion. what that boils down to, the annual regulatory cost, $6.8 billion, which it looks like the annual benefit cost regulations 6.8 billion. the benefits, 2.6 billion. so in other words, as you can see right there, the regulations cost a lot more than the benefits. we should point out these gigantic costs are largely paperwork. that 20,000-page stack of regulations and things people have got to follow? it has generated a gigantic amount of paper. >> and you remember the debauchle of the rollout of the web site, a lot of times people were signing up and then having to resign up and resign up and nothing was working. they said let's go back to the old-fashioned way. let's get out the stone and tablet. >> abacus. >> yeah. proving to be a problem. >> i thought we were heading toward electronic medical records and that was the controversy. instead we're talking about paper and it's costing too much money. health department says it's 90 million work hours going into it. still, that's with all the suspensions and waivers. can you imagine once we get all the other elements into this how much more unwieldy this program will be. either way, it will decide who will control the senate and the house in about nine months. >> in the meantime, as we launch toward the end of this month when the sign-up ends, the affordable care act is costing us close to at least $52 million the government is spending on advertising since january. they're targeting the young people. they're trying to get them to sign up before it's too late, which is the end of the month. what's interesting is apparently we're spending $150,000 for advertising on the onion, which if -- >> mock newspaper. >> everything on it is fake. so if you see banner across the top about obamacare and you're reading it, don't you think you're going to think it's a joke? 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>> well, i don't really blame the donor, so to speak, because he didn't know when he donated. i'm not angry or hold ill will towards anyone for this. i'm just grateful i found out and was able to get the problem fixed. >> absolutely. rebecca, the f.d.a. currently requires that communicable diseases be tested for, but not any genetic problems. do you think something needs to change? >> they do test for what they can, but not religiously. for instance, they will say they tested for cyst tick fibrosis when they really haven't. this is not something they could have tested for. but there is no laws that say that a donor has to report medical issues as they occur. the donor did not report this until i informed his doctor that he had been a donor. >> and did the donor have anything else, tyler, that you have that you inherited that you wouldn't have known about? >> yes. he also had asburger's syndrome, which i inherited. that was a mild case. >> it's a form of autism. >> but if you had known ahead of time, then maybe i imagine you had some sorts of problems or challenges in school and perhaps they could have been addressed sooner, tyler? >> well, yeah. >> there was no way to test for that either. >> right. but about half of them, i believe, are believed to be inherited, anyway, from my notes here from our producers. rebecca, do you feel like in any way if sperm donors were forced to go through more rigorous testing that it would discourage them from donating? >> i think there is a lot of testing going on now 'cause only a very small portion of donors actually qualify to become donors. it's like one or 2%. it's very low. but what i'm concerned about is the lack of information that's passed on to the children. there is no law that says they have to report medical issues and even if they do, sometimes the sperm bank will hold on to those issues until they hear of more people suffering from the same issue before they will let the children know. >> thank you so much for speak out, both of you. and tyler, we're just happy that you're doing well and that you're healthy this morning. >> thank you. >> can i mention one more thing? >> sure, go ahead. >> the donor's sibling registry is on-line. it was founded in 2000 by we understandy camer and her son, ryan. and it's a place for donors and donor conceived people to make contact with each other, mutually desired contact. >> exactly. thank you so much. should a donor's privacy come before the child's right to know? let me know what you think on twitter. we're going to be debating this next hour with arthur aidala and dr. keith ablow. a texas oil town has the lowest unemployment rate in the nation and the town with the world's largest solar plant has the highest. what can we learn from that? governor rick perry, there he is with steve, weighing in next. and man's best friend turns life saver. this house was seconds away from blow to go bits, but his dog saved the day. the incredible story that will make you believe in miracles next. ♪ ♪ [dog] let's do this larry. he across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills, and comes in a pen. and the needle is thin. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza is not insulin. do not take victoza if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza or any of its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include swelling of face, lips, tongue or throat, fainting or dizziness, very rapid heartbeat, problems breathing or swallowing, severe rash or itching. tell your doctor if you get a lump or swelling in your neck. serious side effects may happen in people who take victoza including inflammation of the pancreas (pancreatitis) which may be fatal. stop taking victoza and call your doctor right away if you have signs of pancreatitis, such as severe pain that will not go away in your abdomen or from your abdomen to your back, with or without vomiting. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions. taking victoza with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. the most common side effects are nausea, diarrhea, and headache. some side effects can lead to dehydration, which may cause kidney problems. if your pill isn't giving you the control you need... ask your doctor about non-insulin victoza. it's covered by most health plans. so the boy got dad and dad saved the day. take a look. the deer pranced off just with a couple of scratches. >> so the deer was stuck on the fence, steve? >> listen to the little boy. >> i went out and i looked at it and then i saw some fur. so i ran into the house, mom, it's a deer! we thought there were two huge branches sticking out out there and i thought that was pretty weird. these can pop up. he popped it looser. we have woods back there and i'm glad he really got back into the woods. >> that's the best eyewitness account ever. >> he has the coolest dad ever. >> completely incapacitated that deer. who knew? look at that. there goes john deere. >> he thought it was branches. it turned out it was a deer. so we have another one who survived. >> we have plenty at our house. >> let's go over to heather to find out what's happening. >> steve, you have lots of deer. >> we have deer, bear, possum. >> it is always new jersey you hear that. >> good morning. hope everyone is off to a good day. got some news. this one coming out of the state of georgia. now approving a historic gun law allowing gun owners who have permits to carry weapons in public areas such as restaurants, churches and airports. the bill also authorizes school districts to appoint staff to carry guns at school and also under the law, people with a weapons permit may carry a loaded gun into a bar as long as they don't drink alcohol. the legislation now goes to the governor. nathan deal, a republican, for his signature of the we'll watch that story for you. prisoners are now packing their bags and they could soon get cash and a cell phone for the road. it's part of a new proposal from the department of justice to make it easier for inmates heading to halfway houses. attorney general eric holder claims a little money and a cell phone might help them secure a job after their time is served. the proposal is part of a bigger initiative that also includes cutting down mandatory minimum sentences and restoring voting rights for ex-cons. are we in the middle of a school lunch revolution? ♪ ♪ >> we all remember that story, right? now a group of kansas students making this video to protest the first lady's federal program which casts school lunches to 600 calories. the kids say they're hungry. now a school district of wisconsin is dropping that program all together. waterford school officials say the lunch sign-ups dropped 2 to 3% last year. kids are either skipping lunch or bringing their own. they say too many kids are tossing pricey fruits and vegetables and aren't eating them. so this school district is going to handle it their own way. this morning the dog in indiana is being hailed a hero for saving his owner from a gas leak. erin kramer was walk her dog when he suddenly dragged her into the back of the house and up the stairs to her water heater. that's when she says she was hit with the smell of gas. the heater had sprung a leak and started to spark. >> they said it probably would have ignited the gas fume and taken out not only this house, but several around me. if it wasn't for him coming into our lives, we probably wouldn't be here right now. >> nice dog. kramer says that she was actually suffering from a cold which is why she couldn't smell the gas on her own. thank goodness for the dog. and those are your headlines, steve. >> all right. thank you very much. imagine an unemployment rate of 2.9%. that would be great, right? well, it is great right now where the folks in midland, texas. nearly everybody who wants a job has a job. if you hop in your car and head west, things only get worse. the unemployment rate in houma, arizona is 26.1%. talk about a tale of two cities. what gives and who better to ask than the governor of the great state of texas, rick perry. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> midland, texas, famous for oil production and shale as well. houma, arizona, has the largest solar plants in america. that makes it an interesting comparison. >> yeah. i think there may be more to it than just that. in texas, we have kind of an all of the above energy policy. we're the number one wind energy producing state in the nation. >> yeah. >> we do. that's basically how we have addressed this. obviously the george mitchell and the fracking phenomena that has been going on for four or five years has been exceptionally good fort state of texas and helped places like pennsylvania, up in the dakotas. it could help in new york. it could help in california. but those folks have made the decision to not do that type of work in their states. and that's their right. but the fact is, it's one of those things that the citizens are going to have to decide themselves, if they want to see that type of economic assistance from the oil and gas industry. >> what you're talking about is success leaves clues, texas has some clues to offer, right? an all of the above strategy, recruiting of business, zero tax in the state attracts people who want to be part of the economy. >> we've been doing this now fo. it's not theory anymore. there were folks who said, well, if you pass that tort reform law, this is going to happen. you're going to lose the ability for people to get good health care. well, just the opposite happened in the state of texas. it's a decade ago we passed sweeping tort reform, over 30,000 doctors licensed to practice medicine, a lot of access to health care in the state of texas, our tax structure, regulatory climate that's fair and predictable, legal system that doesn't allow -- >> what are you doing for your uninsured? during the debates issues that's what the other republicans were going after you for. >> listen, the health care is about access. it's not about -- in texas, we think it's good for people to have access to health care. we don't think it's right for government to force you to buy insurance whether you want it or not. and that's what this issue really boils down to. texas medical center in houston, more doctors, nurses, physicians, scientist goes to work there every day than any other place in the world. we've got fabulous health care across the state of texas. people have access to it. that's the real issue. there are doctors along the rio grande valley today giving health care to pregnant females where they were having to drive, the females were having to drive miles to another county to get that type of health care prior to our tort reform. so the issue from my perspective -- and i think it's the right one for the people of the state of texas. if you want to force all of the sidss in your state to have insurance, that's your call. but don't one size fits all from washington, d.c., everybody is going to act this way. everybody is going to accept these programs. let the 50 states be laboratories of innovation and people will pick and choose what they're doing. they're voting with their feet today and coming to texas. >> what takes you away from the great state of texas and brings you to new york? >> you fish where the fish are, as i have to say and there is lots of fish here from the standpoint of individuals who are overtaxed, overregulated, and overlitigated and we're just saying hey, if you'd like to live in a different environment, keep more of what you work for, state of texas is available. >> are you sure you want new new yorkers to move to texas? >> you know what? there is some great new yorkers. when you think about -- >> i'm being funny. >> hannity, he's always talking about he's going to come to texas. i gave him that shot one more time yesterday. >> we won't let him leave long island. sorry. >> after new york, you're going to new hampshire and south carolina. wait a minute. >> actually i'm going to washington, d.c. tomorrow. >> that's the nation's capitol. what about those other places where they start the caucuses and the primaries? >> we spend a good bit of time in iowa in particular. my focus is on 2014, helping these governors who are doing a great job in red states, putting red state policies in. rick scott, i've been to florida a number of times for rick who is doing a fabulous job getting that economy back on track. we'll be helping governors in those states that have competition and obviously in the united states senate races as well. >> what about two years from now, will we see your hat in the ring? >> you'll see me around somewhere. i don't know in what role. >> with boots and without the boots and with glasses, those are two things that changed. >> i have a lot of changes. enjoy your youth. >> governor, did running last time make you want to run more again or less? >> i don't know if -- i learned a lot. it was one of the most humbling experiences i ever had. i had major back surgery six weeks before the election kicked off. i would suggest if you decide to run, don't have major back surgery right before the campaign starts. you're probably not going to perform too well. >> i understand. all those vertebrae need to be aligned. >> painlessly. it's been great to have you here. by the way, maria molina, i don't know if you were watching, but take a look at that. there she is. >> look at that! >> she is saluting texas. she's room temperature. >> hi, governor. >> that's awesome. >> we tweet that had picture out on st. patrick's day and it got over 2500 retweets because everybody just loves the state of texas. >> i need to you do my social media for me. >> that was all thanks to our green room. they came up with it. great stuff by them. let's look at the weather conditions across the country. if you live across parts of the mideast or atlantic, you will see snow. thankfully the storm system has taken a track farther off towards the east. we are expecting generally across the region for snow accumulations to be relatively light, between one and three inches. the cape and parts of down east maine, tonight's into tomorrow, you are the areas that could be seeing up to a foot of snow and locally higher amounts. we have blizzard watches and warnings in effect for those areas because the concern is in just the heavy snow expected, but also the very strong winds that could potentially gust over 50 miles per hour at times. that is going to be producing those whiteout conditions. otherwise temperature wise, well below average across parts of the midwest and also in the northeast. you can see the timing there on that storm system by 3:00 a.m. wednesday, snow coming down across long island and also into parts of new england. now let's head back inside with the governor and everyone on the couch. >> all right. thank you very much. >> we were just giving the governor a subway map 'cause he's going to stay in new york for a while. >> i'll be a happy man. >> thanks so much for coming by. >> you're welcome. >> congratulations on what you did for texas. coming up straight ahead, tensions with russia at an all-time high. so who is to blame? >> since this was blocked by some republicans, these important sanctions have not taken place. russian lawmakers voted to annex crimea. >> right. so blame the republicans. has harry reid become unhinged? we'll play you the tape and you can decide. it's supposed to fix our nation's education system, but one state officially becoming the first to dump the common core program. the governor is nodding his head chico's effortless shirt. play in it. work in it. go wild in it. do everything but wrinkle in it. the perfect fitting no-iron effortless shirt in 4 styles and 31 colors and prints. visit the shirt boutique, only at chico's and chicos.com. quick headlines. the state of indiana is the first to drop the federal common core educational standards. they were established to help prepare students for college and the work force, but critics say it was overreach by washington to control local schools. six other states are also considering initiatives to dump common core standards. sydney, australia invaded by water buffalo. two buffalo escaped from a commercial set and wandered around a nearby neighborhood before they were rounded up by handlers. we also have a fox news alert. a navy sailor shot dead aboard a ship docked at the largest naval base. the suspect killed by security forces. >> waby reporter diana is live with what we know about the suspect at this hour. >> reporter: good morning, brian and anna. certainly a sad day here in norfolk for our navy community. here is what we know right now. the navy has confirmed for me that this suspect was authorized to be on base. the base at norfolk. they will not confirm if this suspect was allowed to be on the ship. the ship is the ussmahan. here is what happened, it all started at 11:20 last night. that's when naval security forces, security force here on base, got a call for shots fired aboard the ship. that's destroyer. they've got crew of 275 people. when they arrived, they found that sailor shot. naval security forces then shot the suspect dead. both the sailor and the suspect died aboard the ship. no one was transport to do a hospital. following that shooting, the base was put in a lockdown as a precaution for about 45 minutes. but that was lifted and the crime scene still very active here this morning. we have a chopper in the air which got video of flashing lights aboard -- at the parking lot behind this ship and sailors aboard the ship have limited work schedule this morning. but other than that, everyone else that work on board naval station norfolk is back to business as usual. there is no increased security because the suspect in this shooting is dead. brian and anna? >> wow. horrible situation. thanks so much. we'll check back in again. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. fox news alert. take a look, we're taking you over to the nuclear summit where they have the leaders of all the nations, they gather for a so-called class photo. our president is there. of course, he kicked off the summit yesterday by trying to figure out what to do with russia and so far the main thing is we're just telling him, don't do it because they're break the law. >> but the dutch hosted it and it's about nuclear control of our nuclear capabilities. everybody getting together saying hey, don't we agree that nuclear weapons are dangerous? so we'll continue to follow that story and see what comes out of there as the president continues his overseas tour. >> there we were able to bring you the class photo live. >> are you looking for a job? we have 30,000 openings to tell but next. cheryl casone wants to you get hired. >> but first on this date in here, 1863, the first army medal of honor was presented. the movie "gladiator" scooped up seven awards at the academy awards. in 1977,, "night fever" by the bee gees was the number one song in america. ♪ ♪ ok, here's the way the system works. let's say you pay your guy around 2 percent to manage your money. that's not much, you think except it's 2 rcent every year. does that make a difference? 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we have to discuss this. >> she's on a trampoline. >> so they've got 3d dodge ball, sky robics. it's all trampolines. it's all walled in. 55 locations across the country, u.s., canada. 2,000 people they're hiring this year. they need court monitors, assistant managers, gms. charleston, south carolina, columbus, morris town, new jersey. >> all work also have big calfs and toned quads. >> i think it's a great summer job. if you're a kid at home and thinking about a summer job, i think that's good. >> good to be sweaty indoors. sinnery home ca. >> synergy home care. our senior population is going to double. they take care of you in the home. nonmedical, but they help you are with bills. 19,000 jobs. hourly wages, 50 to 25. socal, maryland, memphis, austin >> you can e-mail the job hunt at ffjobhunts at our web site. >> we'll see you on saturday for deploy to employ. >> that will be great. coming up, new this morning, president obama says this: he's shutting down the nsa's bulk data collection. but you have to read the fine print. senator rand paul joins us live next hour to get his take. and jeff dunham is here and he's got a dummy gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. growth? 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[ male announcer ] ask your doctor about lyrica today. it's specific treatment for diabetic nerve pain. to hear more of karen's story, visit lyrica.com. good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, the 25th of march, 2014. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. a navy sailor shot and killed overnight at the largest navy installation in the world. the breaking develops straight ahead. meanwhile, president obama overseas at this hour to show strength against a tempermental russia. but instead, he brags about cutting our military. they're getting bigger. we're getting littler. is that a good idea? >> and wisconsin governor scott walker tweeting a bible verse that gets him through the day. one group says it is a threat and they want it taken down. your e-mails are pouring in. every study has revealed that mornings are better with friends. watch this animation. we have a lot to discuss. what if we don't get in? will hemmer and mccallum give us an extra hour? >> we have a whole hour. >> heather nauert will be in the news here in about ten seconds as soon as she makes her way over. >> run! >> laura ingraham is actually in the wings right now and i cannot wait to see her tee off on some of the big items happening, including what's happening in the ukraine and the class photo we just saw. >> we're going to start things out, with the big news in norfolk. >> sorry about that. i was getting an update of what's going on in norfolk, virginia. this happened overnight. we start with a fox news alert. at this hour, the ussmahan is a crime scene. a navy sailor shot and killed on the ship at the naval station in norfolk, virginia. security forces responded, shooting and killing the male suspect. it happened around 11:20 p.m. last night. a navy spokesperson says the two killed were both men, but wouldn't describe the circumstances behind that shooting. it's worth noting that to get on base, civilians have to be escorted or have a pass, which officials at the base say that the suspect did have. that base was put on lockdown for 45 minutes after the shooting as a precaution. it is the largest naval installation in the entire world with about 46,000 military and 21,000 civilian employees. we'll keep watching this story. then in washington state, the death toll from the mud slide in washington continues to grow this morning. at least 14 people have been confirmed dead so far and 176 are still unaccounted for at this hour. crews are continuing to search today through the mud that's really more like quicksand, they say. in some spots it's about 15 feet deep and the conditions are considered extremely dangerous. now we're hearing some of the 911 calls for the first time. >> the houses are gone! >> are there any injuries? >> yes! there is people yelling for help! >> new images are now more thanking and take a look at this. the rescuer saves the life of a four-year-old boy. the crews say that this little boy was drowning in the mud. they were able to get him out. and then there was a crying baby who was pulled to safety from debris even after the crews were warned it was too dangerous to go after that little boy. in that rescuer's arms. thank goodness for that. and today torrential rains expected to hammer the area and that is expected to hamper the efforts to find more survivors. we'll keep following this story. the search for the missing malaysia plane on hold today once again because of bad weather. when the crews resume tomorrow, they'll focus on the southern indian ocean are and that's where it's believed the jet crashed. officials in australia compared the mission to finding a needle in a hay stack. >> we're not searching for a needle in a hay stack. we're still trying o define where the hay stack is. that's just to put it in context. >> take a look at how deep the indian ocean is. the average depth, more than 11,000 feet. to put that in perspective, the world's tallest building doesn't even come close. the tallest building in the world, 2700 feet in dubai. of course, it's completely dwarfs america's tallest buildings like the empire state building. still so hard to see these images. family members of the passengers seen here crying and screaming after they received a text from malaysian airlines officials that their loved ones had died. the ceo of the airline later defending his decision to notify relatives that way, saying he wanted them to hear the tragic news before the world did. wisconsin governor scott walker is taking heat for this tweet. look at this right here. it cites a bible verse and it reads: i can do all things through christ who strengthens me. atheist groups lashing out at the governor, telling him to take down the tweet, saying it's promoting religion over nonreligion. he refused, saying it inspires him. so your responses are pouring in on facebook. also e-mail and twitter. what are people saying? >> thanks. i'll tell what you rick says. finally someone stands up to the atheist bullies. good job. it's his page anyway. >> dale says, stand your ground, governor walker. it's difficult being the good guy, but you can do it. you've already shown your strength and perseverance. and mike says, atheists want freedom, too. they should recognize the right of the governor to have that freedom, too. thanks, everybody, who weighed in on this. we're going to bring in our laura ingraham to get her to weigh in on this. what do you think? he just posted philippians 4 : 13. he didn't even write the word. >> first of all, even mentioning the bible today, you know, as a public official will get new trouble with the right people. scott walker is a terrific governor. he's done a great job for the people of wisconsin. again, it sort of shows the dividing line that exists in our country today, the secularists versus more traditional americans, faithful americans. i think he'll be just fine. i don't think this is going to have much of an effect on anything. >> we'll see how he perseveres. the "new york times" has a reporter, james, who wrote a story how he believes that this administration is the greatest enemy of the press' freedom in a generation. do you buy that? >> gosh, so he left out putin and president gee of china? that's quite a statement. and that's coming from the "new york times" which i think we can all conclude has been fairly favorable toward the president in its coverage. look, we've talked about this before, what they did to james rosen, what the administration countenanced when it came to dealing with tea party and patriot groups at the irs. that was a targeting based on political views. the failure of this president to hold press conferences as so many members of the press believe is important to hold given the fact that we have so many major crises facing the country. and the lack of transparency, just on a whole host of issues. so look, i'm glad he kind of came along to this viewpoint, but a lot of us have been saying this for 4 1/2 years. >> it's interesting, in addition to james who has an action to grind with the administration, because he's been up against them for a while, "new york times" editor called the obama white house the most secretive she's ever dealt with. one other thing he said was any one journalist who exceed those parameters regarding national security reporting will be punished. >> right. look at what the dealings with this news channel and the white house has been. o'reilley has been able to get a couple interviews and bret baier did that one interview. but the derision and the dismisssiveness with which president obama -- i would say personally exhibits towards fox news. well, you people are obsessed with these issues -- i'm paraphrasing. we've had hearings on these issues. i know this makes for good ratings and you all like me -- he's always having these sarcastic digs. the fact of the matter is, there are really important questions out there about what is facing our country in terms of the middle class, foreign policy, the nsa, across the board. he is the leader of this nation and should answer basic questions without sneering and complaining about the fact that he has to answer the questions. i find it to be so predictable, yet quite depressing. >> instead, we get his bracket. >> right. >> and president obama being in europe and talking with the dutch newspaper and essentially reminding everyone, reminding the world that we've cut our military. as we have told our european allies many times, we want to see more european nations meeting their commitments when it comes to defense spending. in the united states, we are moving toward a leaner military. you say this isn't necessarily a call to action as far as everything with putin goes. but you say it's more of a lack of caring about foreign policy. >> well, i think from the beginning the president was fairly clear in his intentions for the country, right? we were going to have the global community was going to have to step forward. we were going to step back. that as a result, there wouldn't be all this tension between a strong america and an america that was too assertive, too adventure ous militarily and things would probably become more stable. well, that has completely gone down the toilet. the rest of the world has become more unstable. america has entered a period of decline. and we owe a whole bunch of money to a lot of people and a lot of the people in the country are saying, wait a second. loan guarantees to ukraine? i hope the ukrainian people are okay, but we're not okay. so europe has to step up. so i agree to some extent what the president is saying, that european leaders, they have to step up. this is aggression occurring in their own backyard and the american people, meaning us, taxpayers, have been paying for europe's protection for decades and decades and decades without their commitment financially to their own military. >> they have to keep a certain threshold of defense spending, they're not doing it. they say, well, i can't really get on board with sanctions 'cause my people need home heat. >> right. >> so they have an opportunity to buy from us now and we should be going in that direction. get some loyal customers. >> i think a the american people, republicans and democrats, would be very happy if that were the development because i think people are very wary about the u.s. spending a lot more money in a country or part of the world where it's very murky. we don't exactly know what we'll get out of it. people are concerned about spreading our money and maybe down the road our military even more thinly than they've been spread over the last ten-plus years. >> she joins us once a week and today is the day. laura, thank you very much for joining us from a gloomy day in washington. >> yeah. snow is coming. >> we enjoy seeing your smile. coming up, a view from one world trade center that you've never seen before. this view got the photographers arrested. was it worth it? 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do they feel they need this program? >> well, the interesting thing is i'm not sure whether to believe them or not. we have the c.i.a. now illegally searching congressional computers, giving access and then removing access and i really think that there needs to be an overall investigation of the intelligence community. i favor a select committee like they had in the 1970s, the church committee, to look into all of these. there is a certain amount of arrogance that needs to be checked. >> you see arrogance coming out of the c.i.a. and the white house? >> yes, and the nsa, frankly. one of the nsa officials was asked before the house judiciary committee, he said, did you think you could get away with this forever? and the guy smiled and said, well, we tried. and that's sort of their attitude that they're trying to do things that even congress doesn't know about. that's not right and that's not the way a representative in democracy should work. >> i know a lot of people, there is a lot of great people in the c.i.a. and nsa who feel as though this program is necessary. now let's talk about what the president is doing. he's going to be meeting with the pope. you want him to do something when he meets with the pope. >> well, i guess maybe tell the pope he's not going to spy on him anymore would be one thing. but i think second of all, he ought to explain to the pope why he is telling businesses in america they can't remain true to their faith and stay in business. the hobby lobby case is being discussed today and i think it's important that he tell the leader of the catholic church why he thinks that businesses owned by catholics can't make their own decisions with regard to health care. >> the vatican's chief justice feels president obama's policies have been hostile toward christians. do you believe that? >> yeah. i think is something that really should be discussed in our country. most of us, whether you're republican or democrat, believe in freedom of speech. we also believe in free exercise of your religion. but if they're telling you that your tax dollars have to go to something you find morally represencible, i think that's not free exercise of religion. >> i'm not sure how you celebrated four years since the passage of obamacare, but here we are at the end of this month will be the time to get that threshold of 7 million. the democrats are pushing to get that enrollment figure up in the final lap. what do republicans have to say about that? >> i think one of the things we need to point out is that we seem to have traded -- the president wanted us to have birth control pills, but we gave up cancer coverage. so every day i'm coming across a new story of someone, i think on fox news, joey from -- josey from new york had cancer. wanted to go to sloan-kettering and was told she couldn't have surgery there. these cases go on and on. tom coburn, a senator has been going to m.d. anderson. he will have to pay $33,000 per visit if he goes there. the stories are horrendous. and people need to realize the president is guaranteeing you die counseling, but losing your coverage. >> people are going to make their own decisions. cancer doesn't know if you're a democrat or republican. they'll know for sure, they won't wait for a 30 second ad to find out if it's work and those are real stories. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. coming up straight ahead, do you know kids conceived by a donor don't have a right to know who that parent is? 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i'm joined by psychiatrist and fox news contributor dr. keith ablow and fox news legal analyst arthur aidala. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> it seems like the lack of regulation in this just is unbelievable. >> i couldn't agree more. i do a lot of research last night on this. not only regarding the law, but i spoke to people who have used sperm donors and egg donors and if you look at a piece of pork, a pig, like the regulation that we go through before we're allowed to have this bite of bacon, how many people have to inspect it and look at it and what the pig eat and where to go and you compare it to an egg donor, it's nothing. there is nothing. there is so little regulation in a state by state basis. i believe this needs to be a federal, a federal law that has to do with children having access to their records. the first thing a doctor asks you when you go into their office, do you have a history of heart disease in your family? what does that kid say? i don't know. do you have a history of colon cancer in your family? i don't know. how do they treat these people? they're really at a disadvantage. >> they certainly are. but dr. ablow, is this going to discourage people from donating sperm or eggs because they want to remain anonymous? >> well, it truly is legal insanity. arthur is absolutely right. people have a right to their medical records and to procure this genetic material. when you don't know if it's conveying a communicable illness, it's a real problem. here is something else, the blackwells, who took anonymous sperm as a donation, they aren't wearing white hats here because i think all anonymous donation of sperm or ova is wrong. it's wrong across the board because you're depriving kids of the knowledge of who their biological parents are. this isn't just a medical issue. this is a spiritual issue. you need to know your dad and your mom, be able to look them in the eyes, barring a tragedy like death. and the fact that the blackwells did this and are then complaining, well, we didn't get the right sperm, or it should have been disclosed to us earlier. you shouldn't have done it at all. >> they're not saying that. what they're saying is just that the f.d.a. right now is requiring screening for communicable diseases, so you're not going to have measles, mumps or hiv, but not for genetic problems. >> interestingly enough, they had no problem depriving their kid of the knowledge of who his dad was. >> i want everybody at home to take a listen to rebecca and tyler. we had them on earlier. >> the donor an aortic dissection and the family, the mother and the two brothers had also had aortic aneurysms. so i took my son to johns hopkins at 16 and they said he already had an aneurysm growing. this is a dominant trait and have of the donors' 34 children will inherit this. >> he also had hasburger's syndrome that i inherited. though it's mild case. >> what would have to happen to make regulations? >> the legislature has to get involved. i'm the last guy to be advocating for more laws. but since the creation of life. if we're not going to get involved in how human beings are produced, then what are we going to get involved in? what goes into bacon? so we need to have our congress people actually do their jobs and speak to their constituents and see what we want. do we want what dr. keith says, there should be no donors whatsoever? >> do you want it, because i want to know. would you support a law against anonymous sperm and ova donation? >> yes. >> we're going to have to continue. >> oh, come on! >> i apologize. everybody at home weigh in on facebook and twitter and we will continue the conversation. 28 minutes after the hour. coming up, the obamacare deadline is still six days away. but senator chuck schumer wants it over now. the tweet he wishes he didn't send. and a school workbook says gun control is part of the second amendment. huh? we're going to do a constitution check. ♪ ♪ we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? 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well, we're going to put it up on the screen because it's in the news right now. the second amendment says a militia -- that is how the second amendment is written. yet there's a workbook out there in illinois that teachers are using that completely distorts that. >> in what way? >> a middle school in springfield, illinois, the workbook says this amendment states that people have the right to certain weapons providing that they register them and they have not been in prison. so the father of one of these kids gets outraged about this and posts it on facebook anonymously 'cause he's scared there is going to be some sort of backlash in that state, and he actually talked to the teacher, talks to the head of the history program. they said, you know what? i agree with you, something needs to change. but the school district superintendent says this, he's doubling down. >> what happens with the right to bear arms. in the context of 20141 the right to bear arms in reality, not as written in the constitution, but in reality is in any way abudged? and the answer is yes, in some places by the need to register guns or register gun owners and so on. >> he's not making that up. they have changed the second amendment and they're teaching that as a fact. here is why they should not use that part of the book. because it's wrong. >> because you can't rewrite the constitution. >> it's just flat out wrong. we should also point out, no plans to remove it from the workbook and this guy went on to say, micromanaging teachers by reviewing all material they want to teach would be insulting to educators. how funny is that? yeah, why would we micromanage? why would we review that stuff? that's insulting. >> and heather has a well regulated militia of her own who was upset by that. >> that's right. you should see them in the garage. >> they're actually in the hall. >> okay. i want to tell you about something really dopey that we don't suggest that you do yourself. for the first time, we're now hearing from two guys who recorded this jaw dropping video while they were base jumping off of one world trade center in new york city. they are facing felony charges for this illegal jump. police say james brady and three other men sneaked into the building back in september. there was a fourth guy who was on the ground and he served as some sort of a lookout for them. this morning two men are defending their actions. listen to this. >> everybody has their thing. this is our thing. >> we were thinking very clearly that everything was working out for us to make a clean, safe jump. >> we had no intentions of being disrespectful to anybody. >> okay. brady, one of those guys, helped to actually build the tower. police think that is how he was able to get inside. all four of these guys are charged with third degree burglary, wreckless endangerment and jumping off a structure. are republicans to blame for the crisis in ukraine? senate majority leader harry reid says yes, slamming the gop just before lawmakers advanced a billion dollars aid package to the ukraine. >> since this was blocked by some republicans, these important sanctions have not taken place. russian lawmakers voted to annex crimea and russian forces have taken over in many instances by force. it's impossible to know whether events would have unfolded differently if united states had a strong unified voice. >> he routinely lashes out at republicans on the senate floor. some say he's trying to create gop bad guys leading up to the midterm elections. the senate aid bill is expected to pass later this week. and senator chuck schumer may need a bit of a new calendar. he tweeted this yesterday. quote, it's march 31st. the last day to get covered and see how the affordable care act works for you. well, there is just one little problem here. march 31st that, is the obamacare deadline, is next monday. so that mistake became internet fodder, prompting responses like this one. good grief, chucky. y'all can't do anything right. and then this one. anyone looking for a social media director? my qualifications are, i can look at a calendar. 30 minutes later, schumer shot out an updated tweet. those are your headlines. >> today is april fool's day. >> it will be accurate next monday. thank you very much. turning now to that massive mud slide in the state of washington, 14 people are now confirmed dead and 176 are still unaccounted for. officials say that number will most likely change. jeff van zandt from kctq is live in arlington, washington with the very latest on the search and recovery efforts. jeff? >> reporter: it's now day four of the search and rescue operation. officials say the chances of finding anyone alive at this point are slim at best. but some officials are still holding out hope that they are going to find more survivors. we are going to be updated with a press conference here at 9:00 o'clock this morning. the official death toll now stands at 14. reports of the missing or unaccounted for has jumped from 108 to 176. officials are quick to say they expect that number to go down. some people might have been counted twice. today crews face new challenges, more rain, which could cause the cliff to crumble even more. more help is on the way. president obama signed a disaster allowance, allowing fema to tap into every resource they need. the national guard and urban search and rescue team is expected to arrive to aid in the search. governor insley says dot crews are working hard to clear snow from a mountain loop highway and that could open as early as tomorrow. conditions for the search crews have been absolutely awful. the mud slide hit saturday shortly before 11 a.m crews were dealing with mud sometimes 20 feet deep. stability of the mud hampered efforts. but still, officials are hopeful there are still survivors. >> i'm a man of faith and i believe in miracles. you've all reported on incidents world wide where these things can turn on a dime and somebody can be found. so does that mean we give up? no. >> reporter: so there is going to be a massive effort today, a lot of volunteers are also going to be getting out into that area. some of the family members of some of the lost ones. so there is going to be a huge operation here today and, of course, we're going to go following this throughout the day and we'll hear more on what's going on at 9:00 o'clock this morning. guys, back to you. >> allall right. jeff with the very latest. 176 still missing. and they had zero notice. it just happened. boom. >> 19 minutes before the top of the hour. you know this guy. he's comedian jeff dunham and his pal, acmed. they're stopping by the curvy couch. >> we're breaking down the president's worst constitutional violations as you voted for the -- as you, the people, voted for, coming up next. are you ready for this? that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ ...with dha and essential nutrients also found in mother's milk. purina puppy chow. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. anbe a name and not a number?tor scotade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. that's why i'm with scottrade. announcer: ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. still runnng in the morning? 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[ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. it's a new march madness it's -- that's getting a lot of buzz. thousands of people have been checking out the constitutional madness bracket created by ben sass who was on the program yesterday. it asks america which one of the president's constitutional violations is the worst of all? yesterday we revealed the sweet 16 violations live on the air and starting today we're breaking down each one of the regions starting with the north. here to help us is peter johnson, jr. >> you know with what? >> in the north, the two selections were the irs versus the tea party and spying on fox and ap. >> who won? >> the winner in this bracket, irs versus the tea party. >> lots of lawsuits going on with regard to the irs' effort to target conservative and tea party movements in their efforts to get tax exempt status. aclj's brought a lawsuit. people have brought lawsuits in cincinnati, washington, d.c they're going to be decided this year. governments trying to dismiss. i lay odds on the tea party winning this. >> all right. let's go to the next matchup. national labor relations board appointments versus defense of marriage amendment. >> who won that one? >> you know what? the people said national labor relations board. >> this is an interesting one. the nlrb made appointments through the president while the senate was in recess. the constitution says article 2 that you can't be doing that. so an outfit made a lawsuit saying the nlrb determination was wrongful and unconstitutional based on a invalid constituted board. >> the third contest in the north bracket, co 2 regulation versus the blocking of world war ii memorial and carbon dioxide, the big winner. >> i think a lot of people were upset about the world war ii memorial, but they're saying the co 2 has a loft effect because they say the government by executive fiat went crazy and shut down carbon dioxide emissions at stationary power sources like power plants when they shouldn't have been doing it. six people got together. supreme court is going to decide it. we're going to see what happens on that one. >> the final matchup today is pink slips, layoff delays versus yucca mountain. the people of america have spoken. they say the layoff delays -- >> what does that mean? under the warren act, people have to be notified if they're going to be laid off. here the federal government as a result of sequestration, remember that? told defense contractors if you lay people off, you don't have to give them notice. and if you get sued as a result of it, we're going to indemnify, pick up the tab for hundreds of millions of dollars in fines and penalties. so people are outraged and they say, hey, how is this protecting us when the government says walk away from the law? >> you know what's amazing about this white house march madness bracket that we're doing and started by the candidate, is the fact there are 64 instances where apparently the white house has broken the law. >> this is a la -- broken constitutional amendments. we're doing this from the context of the brackets. but it's incredible the cornucopia of defective constitutional interpretation and law and outright ignoring the constitution. >> tomorrow we're going to do the east bracket. if you would like to log on and vote, go to constitutionalmadness.com. >> thousands of people are. let's hear what you have to say. >> good joining you. straight ahead, a look who is here. comedian jeff dunham and his buddy achmed joining us live on the curvy couch. first let's check in with bill hemmer for a preview of what happens on this channel in 12 minutes. >> i like achmed. >> what's not to like? >> right. good morning to you. two dead at the naval station in norfolk. what we're learning on that story today. also dozens still reported missing near seattle. what is happening there? and the latest on flight 370. we'll tell you what's going on in that search today if they're searching at all. and press freedom at the white house. a "new york times" writer says this is the worst in a generation, really? we'll debate that when mar this and i see you -- martha and i see you in 11 minutes and length for everybody. the new long shirt. visit the shirt boutique, only at chico's and chicos.com. down to a science. you're the reason we reformulated one a day women's. a complete multivitamin that now has extra b vitamins, which help convert food to energy. energy support for the things that matter. that's one a day women's. all right. he's one of jeff dunham's most beloved characters, achmed the dead terrorists. one of the first animated special, you're going to see him like never before. >> tell me why you are doing this mission? >> because you told me to. >> wrong answer! why? >> because i hate the infidel. >> and why do you hate the infidel? >> because you told me to. >> right answer. so don't screw this up. >> they have arrived in the land of the infidel. it will only be a matter of time -- >> that's jeff dunham's latest project. both of them join us on the couch this morning. very exciting for both of you today. >> it's great. >> yes, thank you for letting me come to your infidel morning show on the infidel fox network! i am achmed the dead royse and i'm here to take over. >> wait a minute. we're not going to allow you to take over but how are you going to save america and weren't you against america? >> achmed saves america. no, it is not a story about me getting your president out of office. you see, i told that joke, you see that? it's funny. no, no. >> it's a funny animated show about how i come to your country and somehow fall in love with all the stuff. >> the first time ever doing animation? >> first time we've done animation. >> thanks for the serious question. you the new chick around here? i think i know when is the fox and who is the friend. yes. >> you came to this country, achmed, from where? >> we don't say exactly. >> people ask me, where is he from? what's that accent? when steve carell became a character. they said, are is that accent, he said somewhere. like that. >> somewhere, like middle east. >> often times characters are based off real life characters. who are you basing achmed's life on? >> matthew mcconaughey. thank you. >> failure to launch? >> exactly. >> excuse me. i am going to be in show business now. i do not know how long i have for this segment. could i try being a news leader? i want to do what you guys do. >> sure, go ahead. >> you printed -- i printed up some stories here. you know what's going on in the n right? >> yep. >> you got time for this? >> yes. >> business insider announced it has hired anthony wiener -- i love that name -- as a political columnist. i'm afraid to see what photo they'll use of him for that column. thank you. that's good. okay. you want another one? >> one more. >> okay. kardashian news. did you hear about this? >> no. >> police have arrested a stalker, actually -- is this fantastic -- who snuck into kris jenner's property. it was scary, but kris is thrill to do still have stalkers at her age. >> one more. >> i do show business news. did you see that kim and kanye are on the cover of vogue magazine? >> yeah. >> some folks are upset. but i thought it was nice to see at least one photographer who did not need his ass kicked for kanye for taking a photo. >> achmed saves america is going to be on friday night at 10 eastern and pacific and 9 central n. one knows what time it is there. turn on cmp. watch this. >> how does it end? >> it ends happily. it's the most pro-american thing you'll see on tv in a long time. >> great. >> thanks for letting me too your job. it's fun. >> can you stick around? >> i love to stick around. >> more "fox & friends" coming up moments away mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. 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