talk about the humanitarian effort because we still have, what 150 around about still missing passengers, they still need to find and identify those bodies. you know, family members being returned home at this point. how significant or how difficult is that part of this recovery process? oh, it s really much more difficult than most people probably realize because we re not out of the woods by any stretch of the imagination. seven people is not much out of that entire group. but we still don t know where the rest of the pieces of the airplane are we don t know how out broke up. so that would obviously, tell us where more of the people may be. they may be in the fuselage, they may be scattered and, of course, the high winds and seas are just scattering everything you know, to the four corners. heather: and the weather, as you mentioned, definitely not cooperating. the weather also being mentioned as a possibility of one of the causes to begin with.
he is positioning himself to run, but there s no doubt about it he s going to take a lot of arrows in the back. heather: it s really interesting when you hear from people within the republican party, you have some that have referred to jeb bush as an old time liberal republican, and then you have others who refer to him as, you know, others as the jeb bush republican meaning that they are, in fact, anyone with unquestionable conservative values. so why is there this discrepancy, and what can he do to counter that? well, the big issues are education, his support for common core immigration reform and taxes. and those are the three things and i don t think he s going to be able to fend off all the
here, and now the temperature s been doing this for the past two, three days. heather: but you lived here now you re used to the california weather. trace: it s old out there, in the 60s. heather: and i don t know if i agree with faking the kids out. trace: anything to get rid of the kids [laughter] heather: but watch ours. did you have a good year? speaking of that. well, according to a new fox news poll most americans say that 2014 has been good for them and their family. 57% saying that it was positive. leslie marshall is a fox news contributor and syndicated radio talk show host, mercedes schlepp is a former media spokeswoman for president george w. bush. thank you both for joining us. thank you heather. good morning. heather: i m going to start with this only. i want to know obvious. do you think 2014 was a good year or bad year? mercedes? sure. i think it s been a bit of a mixed bag. when you look at the low points
it is up to the ukraine an military. we are taking viewers through this in the following way. this is a chance now for the ukranian government to make a decision whether they side with moscow or the european partners and the rest of the west. colonel, thank you. you bet. and the stakes are so high. the white house confident that the democrats have nothing to worry about in november when it comes to the september. should they worry? the plan that could have government monitors looking over the shoulders of newscasters like you heather, what is upon with that? and then there is this. (dog barking) okay, looks independent right there and what happens when the chihuahuas go on attack. we ll tell you where they are causing big problems. people don t like it.
intelligence committee called it reminiscence of information from the september 11th attacks. americans are on a global terror alert through the end of the month. the executive director of national security, heather, thanks for joining me. good to be here, karen. we heard the risk. we know we had shut downs, how does the government make the assessment in terms of what to do for tomorrow an say the next day? do we expect to see more embassies and cons late closed? how do they make that decision? well, they are going to look back at the original information, whatever caused them to do and have e-mail traffic, lots of the electronic communications we have been talking about and other context and see what their response is and frankly where u.s. intelligence, other intelligence, law enforcement