representative who compared general petraeus to someone else who has been in the headlines lately. take a listen. general petraeus is giving us the charlie sheen counterinsurgency strategy which is to give exclusive interviews to every major network and to keep saying we re winning, and hope the public agrees with you. clayton: general petraeus, the most well respected military leaders in our history being treated like that. your response? governor huckabee: let me give you the minority opinion, a metaphor called example, that was not a good one because we do revere our military heroes and general petraeus is one of the finest. but i don t think she was saying general petraeus is like charlie sheen, my gosh, no one is like charlie sheen, not even charlie sheen is like charlie sheen. not a winning strategy.
these are the temps as you are waking up this morning. certainly a lot cooler across plains. overall, starting to feel a little bit more like spring, these temperatures for so many. tomorrow, remember, is the official start of spring tomorrow evening. felt like summer almost across much of the northeast yesterday. those temps are going to drop quite a bit today. that s right are w. this front moving through. not a lot of temperatures. dropping temperatures 20 to 25 degrees. this is a storm causing all those problems across much of california. can you see the plume of moisture here. that s going to move in by tomorrow. a slight break today. there is still plenty of rain. still some snow out there today. but tomorrow it s going to become a little more significant again. and we have all kinds of winter storm warnings in effect. these are for tonight excuse me for tomorrow and tomorrow night. in fact, here across southern california those have now become winter storm warnings. snow level
for a body in motion. alisyn: good morning, everyone. it s saturday, march 19th. i m al since cam rot toe. we begin with a fox news alert because we have so much breaking news. muammar qaddafi fights back. planes are falling out of the skies and people dying in the streets this morning. we are told some people are acting as human shields to try to protect their territory. we have a live report seconds away. peter: japan facing a brand new problem. food and water contaminated with radiation a fight to complete a complete nuclear meltdown looking for difficult by the moment. the latest from japan straight ahead. clayton: union battle in wisconsin not over yet. even though the judge put the repair build on hold he says is he not losing sleep. bottom line, the law will be intact. whether it s intact in the
egypt, $1.5 billion and haiti, 1.3 billion. what would you cut? guest: here is the problem. we do not vote on each country one at a time we put all 158 countries that receive foreign aid from the united states in one bill. so if we want to give aid to israel, whichic is which i tk is a good idea we have to put if the legislation aid to give money not only to those five countries but to russia, venezuela, cuba, and china. we give aid to almost all of the countries in the world and we need to vote individually, country by country, rather than put them in one package. clayton: that sound sensible but then congress would be voting from now into it forever, but your critics argue this is not a popularity contest we giving the aid for strategic purposes as we saw in the top
guest: we will accommodate you. clayton: freshly prepared shrimp and cocktail sauce. peter? peter: i would like a slider thank you. peter: the obama administration said the president was slow to respond to the conflict in libya, does that make the united states look weak? the debate next. alisyn: have america s men stopped growing up? peter: probably.