of anbar province parliamentary elections tomorrow in turkey where a kurdish led political party could shake up the balance of power and american pharaoh could become the first trifecta winner in 30 years. we begin with a frantic rescue operation off the italian coast. more than 3,000 migrants have been pulled from wooden boats, attempting to come from north africa to italy. bringing the rescues to nearly 350,000. reporter: the three rescues are over. the migrant were found in nine different wooden fishing boats. in those you have those on top and below deck and there were more in six rubber dinghies and they usually are the ones more at risk of capsizing or drowning. some ships are heading to that area of the southern mediterranean, an area that is under e.u. mission called the triton mission. they are heading there because they could very well be more rescue operations in the horse or days to come. it s usually on weekends that there s an uptake in the number of wei
security po breach. and our panel handicaps the escalating battle between donald trump and ted cruz. and cruz hardball campaign manager. how confident are you? oh, we ll win. all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with that historic snowstorm that buried much of the eastern u.s. the record-breaking blizzard dropped 2 feet of snow here in the nation s capital. baltimore saw the most snow ever. new york city and philadelphia also under feet of snow. hundreds of thousands of homes are without power, as this part of the country begins to dig out, let s bring in elizabeth fran, who s on the snowy streets. we got snow and more, what we do know is the northeast is waking up to clearer conditions, but those in the mid-atlantic can attest it s a long road to cleaning up. tens of millions can say they experienced the blizzard of 2016. many folks were caught off-guard while tens of thousands were without power for an extended
neutrality. your colleague, henry waxman, recently wrote to the fcc asking it to be reclassified as title ii. what s your reaction to that? guest: well, i respect henry i a lot, obviously, but he s wrong. they re trying to use an old law passed back in the 1930s for an industry that is in the 21st century. it s been proven over and over again that the best solution to the allocation issues and usage issues is an open, transparent market with appropriate oversight by federal and in some cases state and local government. we have a booming internet, we have a booming telecommunications system, and by and large, it s because in the last 20 years congress and various presidents have adopted more and more open, market-based policies towards telecommunications. so for henry or the fcc to try to use an old, old almost 100-year-old law to regulate the internet, in my opinion, is just, frankly, platte wrong. flat wrong. host: if the fcc does reclassify broadband as a title ii entit
medicaid and medicare, social security that would cut benefits commences shift costs to alter the structure of these critical programs or force vulnerable populations to bear the burden of deficit reduction deficits. this goes on and on. they are trying to get 30 more senators or so to sign on to that. there are talking about the ratio of so-called spending cuts to revenues more like one-to-one, but a big chunk of those alleges spending cuts are rehashed cuts from last year s debt ceiling agreement. but that back on the table. what we re talking about here, if you re talking 4 trillion in savings over ten years, a trillion that is a free already done. trillion of that is for wars in afghanistan and iraq that have already been factored for being phased out, no real cuts there. and then i guess it s a jumble because more than a trillion of the remaining figured is a tax increase. that isn t one to one. that is a joke. do not expect republican kentucky senator rand paul to sign-
medicaid and medicare, social security that would cut benefits commences shift costs to alter the structure of these critical programs or foorce vulnerable populations to bear the burd of deficit reduction deficits. this goes on and on. they are trying to get 30 more senators or so to sign on to that. there are talking about the ratio of so-called spending cuts to revenues more like one-to-one, but a big chunk of those alleges spending cuts are rehashed cuts from last year s debt ceiling agreement. but that back on the table. what we re talking about here, if you re talking 4 trillion in savings over ten years, a trillion that is a free already done. trillion of that is for wars in afghanistan and iraq that have already been factored for being phased out, no real cuts there. and then i guess it s a jumble because more than a trillion of the remaining figured is a tax increase. that isn t one to one. that is a joke. do not expect republican kentucky senator rand paul to sign-o