early in the morning. >> absolutely. thank you. we'll leave it right now and hand it over to you. thank you to all of you at home for supporting us this week. we've had a blast. >> yeah and you'll have different anchors greeting you in the morning at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. make it a great one, everybody. >> have a good one. gretchen, over to you. >> and good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, march 7th. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks so much for sharing part of your day with us. mitt romney going 6-10 on super tuesday and has a message for president obama. >> i have a message. you have not failed. you have a president that's failed you. that's going to change. >> mitt romney not waking up this morning with a clear frontrunner. rick santorum proving this is still a two guy race. >> we're going to win a few. we're going to lose a few. but as it looks right now, we're going to get at least a couple of gold medals. and a whole bunch of silver medals. >> plus newt walking away with

one victory last night but it's a big one and he's not going anywhere. >> there are lots of bunny rabbits that run through. i'm the tortoise. i take one step at a time. >> reminds me, did i feed my rabbit? we're breaking down all of the super tuesday results. "fox & friends" starts just about now. >> good morning, everyone. check out that map. there you have it. super tuesday results. mitt romney wins six states. ohio, alaska, virginia, idaho, massachusetts and vermont. >> yep. rick santorum only won three but it seemed bigger. he won oklahoma, tennessee and north dakota. and newt gingrich won his home state of georgia. good morning, everybody. >> yeah.

hi. we gradually fade the music out. i don't know what he's doing. he's so pumped up. he's dean of audio operations. >> dean? >> i think so. or assistant dean. >> mitt romney went back to massachusetts and he said, he knew he was going to win there and he said let me see how these votes come in and i'm going to make a speech. he seemed very confident. he seemed somewhat presidential last night and i think there was an extra bounce in his step knowing that i was in bed and i went to bed in ohio, was actually santorum by two. >> you went to bed in ohio? >> true. no, i went to bed in new york but when i nodded off, i realized -- it looked like santorum was going to take ohio. he was up by two points. in the end, it was a late surge by mitt romney. >> you sound like a presidential candidate flying from one state to the next and with 10 states up for grabs, they were all over the place. here's mitt romney confident in his victories. >> tomorrow, we wake up and we start again and the next day, we'll do the same. and so we'll go day by day,

step by step, door by door, heart to heart. there will be good days, there will be bad days. always long hours. never enough time to get everything done but on november 6th, we're going to stand united. not only having won an election but having saved a future. >> for the last couple of days, the romney strategists have said, you know what? on super tuesday, the -- we're not so much for getting a majority of the states. we want to get a majority of the delegates. as it turns out, they've got a majority of states and delegates. as it stands right now this morning at 6:303 eastern time, mitt romney has 415 delegates. rick santorum, 176. newt gingrich really got a big boost yesterday by winning georgia at 105 and ron paul who says it's all about the delegates and he's got 47. >> and ron paul has got to feel happy how he did in virginia and vermont. he had about 40% of the vote there. that was a message.

>> north dakota was a caucus state which ron paul tends to do well in and he -- there was a surprise win for rick santorum in that state. but ohio -- >> you brought up yesterday, no one was polling there. >> and i feel sorry for the people in north dakota and i for get the other state where there was no poll information. come on. every state should -- every state should count. anyway, one of the biggest states was ohio yesterday because, come on, that's the all important swing state. one of them at least. ohio, florida and a couple of others in the presidential race in november. mitt romney squeaking out a win 38% to 37%. but really only about 12,000 votes separated romney and santorum. one of the interesting things is romney outspent santorum in ohio 4-1 to get those 12,000 votes and moving forward, you have to wonder if money is the big issue in this campaign. already, the super pacs are going to be flooding the air waves in mississippi and kansas and alabama for next week. will it all come down to those ads? >> money and strategy.

where are you going to focus? where are you going to put your people? are you thinking ahead? we think of who is best organized to mount a comeback in mitt romney's case. who is best off in holding on a lead and maybe in newt gingrich's case, he needs those southern states. let's talk about what we learned from the ohio poll and the exit poll. >> absolutely. what we did learn -- remember, it was rick santorum who was leading substantially in ohio as late as just a couple of days ago. but that did not work out. and mitt romney won it by a squeaker in ohio. the quantities that mattered the most, number one, was 42% of the people who stopped by our exit pollers with the clipboard says 42% say i want somebody who can beat barack obama. how important was it to be a true conservative? only 17% said that. strong moral character? about 1 in 5. has the right experience, just 17%. >> one of the really important exit polls was best understands the problems of the average american. and a quarter of the voters went

for romney for that and a third of the voters went to rick santorum and that sort of has been his strategy to go after maybe the more blue collar voters and independents and maybe democrats who would actually align with him kind of like the reagan democrats. >> what's going on in the war room with mitt romney? he's still got to win over working class people, he hasn't done it. evangelical christians are running to rick santorum and he also has a little bit of a problem with those who say they're very conservative republicans. >> let's look at some of the exit poll information for tennessee. santorum won 37% of the vote. this is the vote total ultimately. mitt romney at 28%. >> that's got to be a disappointment for romney a little bit. >> it's interesting. we have rich gaelin on yesterday, real smart guy, he thought it was a possibility that mitt romney could pull it out because the race had tightened so much in last 48 hours as was the case in ohio. >> 13 delegates.

romney 27%. 13 delegates and ron paul at 10%. >> let's look at north dakota. rick santorum surprised everybody with this total. there's only 3% unemployment in north dakota. that place is thriving because of oil discoveries. >> that's right. >> 40-28 over ron paul. so north dakota will probably be -- go republican in the general but for now, santorum is the nominee, he'll coast. >> and you knowy good night, rik santorum did. and he was really happy with how he did. just see if you can tell that by the sound bite. >> this was a big night tonight. lots of states. we're going to win a few. we're going to lose a few. but as it looks right now, we're going to get at least a couple of gold medals and a whole passal full of silver medals. >> he was right about that. let's look at georgia, this was newt gingrich's home state and he did take home a win, gold

medal for georgia, 47% of the folks went for newt gingrich. mitt romney came in second at 26%. santorum 20. paul, 6%. >> one of the problems for newt gingrich yesterday was outside of his home state in george george, he finished no better than third. >> right, the southern state strategies really in doubt. if you have a southern state strategy, where was tennessee and where was oklahoma? if he has alabama and mississippi, if he swings and misses on that on tuesday and on saturday in kansas, a lot of people will be saying hey, newt, should you leave? and then if he leaves, you know who is going to be the saddest, mitt romney. >> yeah, no doubt. right now, santorum and newt continue to split the conservative vote. at least that's the argument. here's newt after he won his home state. >> we basically put people power up against money power. as you saw, the very first race they called tonight about 15 seconds after the polls closed,

and so i'm here first of all to say thank you to each and everyone of you because you are the reason we survived every effort of the establishment to stop us. >> just like in past victory speeches, the former speaker of the house did thank his debate coaches, the short people standing over there to his right. >> and 40 minutes later, he was done. it was a long speech! >> some other election notes that are noteworthy, president obama actually loses 15 democratic primaries in 15 oklahoma counties. in other words, another guy who decided to put his name on the ballot, he ends up winning in those particular districts of oklahoma. >> yeah, whoever that was. by the way, you probably don't want to go to oklahoma or texas and might want to focus on the purple states. >> remember joe the plumber, asking the president the tough question four years ago, he will be representative for the

republican party in ohio's nineth district. he will face congresswoman marcy captor. the problem for joe the plumber whose real name is sam, they have newly drawn the district there along lake erie and it heavily favors democrats. >> he should change his name to plumber. joe plumber. that other name is hard to remember and people know him as joe the plumber. let's do some other stories making headlines for you this morning. start with the fox news alert. six british nato soldiers are presumed dead after an explosion in afghanistan. it happened in hellman province. the soldiers were on patrol in their vehicle. more than 50 nato troops have been killed this year in afghanistan, that comes after that recent wave of violent protest across the country. several u.s. soldiers among those killed. deep military cuts proposed by the obama administration starting to kick in. last night, the pentagon began informing bases across the country how many positions they'd have to cut. we don't have the full report

yet. some are want said to cut back. in iowa about 450. once this is all over, there will be about 3900 positions eliminated by 2013. the cuts are expected to save $8 billion. amazing video of police officers risking their lives all to save a man from a burning car. >> got one person in the car unconscious right next to a huge fire. >> the car going up in flames after crashing into a utility pole in oregon. entire rescue was caught on dash cam video. officers were able to reach the driver and drag him out to safety. they both were honored with the city's medal of valor for their heroic actions and those are your headlines this morning. >> 11 minutes after the hour. more super tuesday coverage coming up after this break. here to kick it off, former presidential republican candidate himself, herman cain. as a gingrich supporter, would he rally behind mitt romney if

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>> gretchen, it is not even bright yet here in california. >> i know. i was trying to make you feel like you were really awake. mr. cain, what do you make of newt gingrich's win in georgia and then i want to get the second question in which is only -- he only bested a third place win in the other states. >> well, he won big in georgia which is what i believe that he had to do. and he did. in fact, he won by 25 points over romney. but on the other hand, as you know, mitt romney won big overall. what yesterday did, gretchen, is that it really turned this now into a numbers game. because romney won so big, you have to look at the fact as dick morris pointed out earlier today on your -- on the network, you got to look at the fact that he's now garnered about a third of the delegates and so it becomes a numbers game. what that means in my opinion is that both santorum and gingrich have got to look at whether or

not they have a plan b because it's going to be very difficult for plan a which is to win the nomination to be realistic at this point. >> but you know both of those gentlemen, maybe newt gingrich better. do either of them have the personality, santorum or gingrich to throw in the towel right now? >> no. they do not have the personality to throw in the towel. if they did, they wouldn't be running for the presidential nomination. >> i know. what's going to happen? because arguably they continue to help romney the longer the both of them stay in the race and divide what many people call the conservative side of the vote. >> here's what i see, because i know newt gingrich better, i believe that newt would do a realistic assessment. in the case of santorum, i don't know him as well and because of his surge which did continue through super tuesday, he -- you know, i'm sure he's feeling his oats right now. he may not look at the numbers the way he should look at the numbers realistically.

so both -- neither one of them has the personality, as you say, to throw in the towel but now it becomes a numbers game. >> uh-huh. so let's say that that happens. let's say that mitt romney is ultimately the nominee. would you ultimately support him? >> yes, i would, because i have said all along, i will support the republican nominee because the mission is still to defeat barack obama. and my message to a lot of people who may not be happy with the way the results came out yesterday is look, this is why we have the process. this is why we have the primary contest. but at the end of the day, we got to look at what the ultimate mission is and that is rally behind who gets the nomination. >> interesting thing i heard out of all of yesterday, back in the early 80's when it was reagan trying to become the republican nominee in a head-to-head matchup between reagan and carter, carter was ahead 67% to something like 32% for reagan. and look what ended up happening.

so is that something that you continue to think about as you support newt gingrich? >> yes, in a way. but here's the bigger thing. the dynamics of this entire race have been turned upside down in a lot of instances and so what i happened to believe is that once the dust settles and we know who the nominee is, the gloves come off. we already know that the administration is going to conduct a very negative campaign and i happened to believe that a lot of things that people might think that they know what's going to happen, they may not know what's going to happen. so history is going to predict in this case. >> all right. herman cain, again, thank you so much for the bright and early alarm clock call. we'll see you again very soon. >> thank you, gretchen. >> ladies, before you jump into your morning routine, here's something you need to know. some cosmetics turning up traces of mercury now? we'll tell you what to look out for and the exact kind. plus your tax money helped fund several green energy companies. that went belly up.

but that didn't stop them from handing out bonuses to top execs. why are these guys and maybe gals still getting paid to fail? stu varney, i think, is going to tackle that one for us.

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>> last week, we told you about all the obama administrationed -- backed green energy companies

that went belly up. >> stuart varney is here to expand on it. stuart, this is especially outrageous. >> it is. but where is the outrage? there's a double standard here. remember the outrage at the bonuses paid to bankers and wall street people a couple of years ago. i mean, there was outrage! but those were bonuses paid by private companies from profits made by that company. now, fast forward to today and you've got six figure bonuses being paid indirectly by government money going to green energy companies which are failing. where's the outrage? >> do you remember a couple of years ago when it was revealed that some wall street bankers were getting big bonuses after their firms were getting bailout tarp money, there's big outrage. you're exactly right. let's go to the big board and look at the big names that got the big bonuses and you can tell us a little bit about these guys. >> this is ener 1, the ceo, he got a six figure bonus and then you move on to richard howe.

>> he was with spectra watt in deep financial trouble and he got a nice big bonus. william cap of beacon power. beacon power, flat out bankrupt. gone. out of business. beacon power. they got $43 million worth of taxpayer money to back them up. they're gone. they're bankrupt. mr. capp got a healthy six figure bonus. >> did that check bounce? >> i don't think it did actually. he got that before they went bankrupt. >> not only that, three executives got an average of $259,000 and the company no longer exists. >> if you sum it all up, i think you can say this green energy plan from president obama is one of the most miserable failures of any major government program in decades. what have you got out of it? an energy program that's given us $4 gas and very expensive home heating oil. $2.7 billion in losses. and that's the white house's own estimate of green power failures.

$2.7 billion. where are the jobs? where are the green energy jobs? the administration says yes, we created green energy jobs but then you look closely and they're counting a green nrpg job as a guy who drives a hybrid bus. that's a green -- as someone who teaches a course on ecology at a university. >> green jobs. >> that's a green job. >> i'm sure we're going to see the occupy protesters at these green companies, right? >> sarcasm is a low form of wit, gretchen. >> that serves green beer. green jobs! >> a lobbyist going after these subsidies, that's a green job. >> essentially the same reason why they were protesting the bankers because they felt that they were not in the 1%. they were part of the 99%. same exact thing playing out here. >> i can say you're going to pass this. you're quite right. in principle, that's exactly right. but there will be no outrage and there will be no protest about this because hey, they're green. green can do no wrong. >> by the way, 24 people were giving credit for green jobs are green with envy. i thought that was way over the

top. >> brian, you're fired! >> that's the earliest firing of the week. >> i was fired earlier. i've gotten fired on the word scramble. >> all right. >> oh! >> we're going to be watching your show over on the business channel starting just about three hours from now. >> excellent, thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> president obama taking our own ed henry over gas prices. watch this. >> just from a political perspective, do you think the president of the united states going into re-election wants gas prices to go up higher? > >> yikes, the numbers at the pump tell a different story. >> the new miss seattle far from a ray of sunshine. what she said before her crowning that has the whole town turning against the one in the crown. but first, happy birthday to singer taylor dane. she's 50. how did that happen? >> wow. >> getting older, brian. >> i mean, happy birthday!

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>> what you have to have is somebody who knows what they believe. understands how to articulate it so it cuts through all the media, offsets the bias of the elite media who are desperate to re-election the president and has the guts to take the

president head on every single time he's wrong. >> we need a person running against president obama who is right on the issues and truthful with the american public. >> to the millions of americans who look around and only can see jobs they can't get and bills that they -- that they can't pay, i have a message. you have not failed. you have a president that's failed you. and that's going to change. >> and that was mitt romney last night over in massachusetts. that was after he had won five states, he ended up with four states because alaska came in late and ohio came in late and it was one of the closest races of the night. ohio, mitt romney inching out a win over rick santorum. it happened very early this morning. so why didn't people vote the way they did there? >> joining us now to break it all down from washington, d.c. is peter doocy. good morning. why are you laughing? >> i'm not laughing. you are talking about how late it all went and i know we all stayed up late.

>> you went to work at midnight. >> i did. i actually got here at 11:45 and joe trippe who will be on your air in 10 minutes was here last night when i got to work. >> i'm going to read between the lines. it sound like he was bothering you. that's a way of saying he was here. he was here. >> he was fine. >> all right. tell us about the exit polls. >> political analysis. >> the winner of ohio's republican primary has gone on to become the republican nominee in every single election cycle since 1972. this cycle, romney won ohio and he's got his private sector experience to thank at least in part because 65% of voters there think a business background better prepares a president than a government background that only got 27%. romney was the big winner with ohio voters whose big issue is the economy. 41% of them picked romney. second place in that category was santorum with nd in the final tally, he was

strongest with ohio's very conservative evangelicals, married women and low income voters while romney's strengths came from seniors, rich people, catholics, working women and moderates and romney also did really, really well with voters whose number one priority is beating president obama. romney won that just about everywhere we took exit polls except for georgia where gingrich took that title. georgia, also the only state gingrich won overall last night. it's interesting, he went to a lot of trouble to make sure everybody in the peach state knew he was the only one with strong georgia ties. only 15% said that mattered a great deal. 36% of voters in georgia said the former speaker's ties to georgia didn't matter at all but he still won. back to you. >> peter, go wake up joe trippe, he's on in five minutes. thank you. >> by the way, one of the most significant things that peter said, catholics. a catholic didn't vote for the

catholics again in ohio. they went for the mormon over the catholic. >> all right. maybe they feel that the economy more important than the actual religious affiliation. anyway, we begin your headlines now with the fox news alert. just moments ago, prosecutors in norway formally indicted anders bravick on terror charges. he's accused of killing 77 people during a shooting rampage on an island last july. he confessed to the attacks. keep in mind, no matter how this trial shakes out, his punishment won't be that severe, norway has abolished the death penalty and the maximum sentence is 21 years. that's insane. >> meanwhile, usama bin laden not buried at sea? that shocking claim reportedly coming from e-mail oblted by the hacker group anonymous and posted out where else but wikileaks. the e-mail said to be stolen from the intelligence analysis group known as the shadow c.i.a. an official allegedly writes bin laden's body was sent to the

armed forces institute of pathology in maryland where it was cremated. not commenting on the reports and the group has said some of its e-mail may have been forged. nonetheless, conspiracy abounds. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu wrapping up his quick visit to washington with a trip to capitol hill. netanyahu spent his time in the u.s. discussing the threat of iran's nuclear ambitions. in addition, he stressed the time is near for military action. the prime minister also sat down with our own greta van susteren for an "on the record" interview. >> this is a fantastic threat to the peace of the world. to the security of my country? certainly. to the security of my country. to the security of the entire world, i think it's something that must be stopped. i can't stress that. >> you can catch the prime minister's interview with greta at 10:00 eastern tonight. the new miss seattle far from a ray of sunshine apparently.

turns out in december, she tweeted that she hated the city. she says she can't stand the rain there or the annoying people. she since apologized and said she was feeling lonely. the 22-year-old hoping to make it to the miss america pageant. that's a warning that whatever you tweet or say can come back to haunt you. >> all right. 20 minutes before the top of the hour. in case you missed it yesterday, here's another look at our "fox & friends" relay race caught exclusively on camera. that's our camera operator tripping on the last leg of the race. but he got a very nice consolation prize. a dual hug. first ainsley gets into the fray followed by anna from "fox & friends." first, olympic medalist carl lewis was ok. steve doocy was also hugged by both ankles. chris, today, how are you?

>> i'm a bit sore today. as to be expected. >> what's bothering you? because we have the a team on standby. >> medical a team standing by. >> really? shoulder is hurting me a little bit, you know. >> remember what mark said yesterday, chris? >> that i can own the business here or something? >> yeah, he was looking for -- >> walk it off! >> i just love your first instinct is get my hat. >> he's got his priorities straight. >> listen, i had to finish the race. >> absolutely, but you are ok, right? >> yes, yes. >> that's what we want to know. >> just a little sore but still standing. >> great sport for taking part. >> someone was writing -- what did they say? you had a concussion. >> yeah. web site blog or something. >> i saw that and i thought wow. we're so glad to see that you're ok. >> ladies and gentlemen, chris chulo! bravo! >> thank you. >> let's go back to politics for a minute. president obama takes on the g.o.p. in the first news conference he's had for four months, first one for sure in 2012 and he says his

administration does not want higher gas prices. the national average right now $3.76. here's the president. >> your critics will say on capitol hill that you want gas prices to go higher because you have said before that that will wean the american people off fossil fuels on to renewable fuels, how do you respond to that? >> from a political perspective, do you think the president during a re-election who wants gas prices to go higher? anybody here thinks that makes a lot of sense? >> did you notice the president said politically, that's an interesting use. doesn't mean it's their strategy. remember, we have heard the secretary of energy, mr. chu, say in the past that he would like prices here in the united states to be up like where they are in europe. and as recently as last week when asked by a member of congress, sir, you want gas prices to go down, don't you? and he said no. that's not really our intent. what we'd like to do is get

people to use less gas. >> yeah. but as you continue to drive past the pump, how does that make you feel? when it's over $4 as it is in any place across the east coast and west coast. congressman duncan was criticizing the president at the same time that the press conference was going on yesterday about gas prices. listen to this. >> on inauguration day of president obama, triple a says the gasoline prices in america averaged $1.84 a gallon. today, gasoline prices are averaging across this great land $3.73 a gallon. that's 102% increase during the obama administration. >> and it's hard to get re-elected to a big job like president if gas is, you know, they say very shortly, could be $5 a gallon. >> all right. 20 minutes before the top of the hour. according to our polls, super tuesday voters weren't exactly super excited about the current g.o.p. line-up.

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listen up, your skin products may have mercury in it. the f.d.a. warnings about creams, lotions and soaps such as thesen lightening and anti-aging treatments. they're sold in the u.s. legally. seven states have reported mercury poison cases. until further notice, stop rubbing things on yourself. steve? >> if you have to. it seems voters weren't in a super mood yesterday when they went to the polls. in ohio, for instance, fox news exit polls showed only 44% of voters strongly favored the candidate they voted for while 41% had reservations about the person they voted for. to talk about this, we are joined by fox news contributor, former manager of howard dean's 2004 presidential campaign joe trippe who was there all night and katie pavlock, a news editor for town hall. good morning, both of you. >> good morning. >> people are getting tired of the process on the republican side, aren't they, katie? in fact, i saw one headline for

you yesterday. call it stuper tuesday because people are exhausted. >> well, i don't know if that's actually fair to say. if you look at the numbers, 100,000 more voters came out last night than they did in 2008 for ohio. so to say that g.o.p. voters aren't enthused, i don't know if that's a fair statement to make. i think people are ready for the big fight between barack obama and whoever the g.o.p. nominee is. however, i think that the -- the reason that they're split and saying they're not so confident in their vote, they want to make the right decision in putting up the right nominee against obama. >> joe, there are a number of party mannederings on the republican side saying the longer this goes on, the more damage is done to the republican brand. >> that's clearly the case. one of the things that is going on is that no -- i don't think anybody has seen this number of negative ads ever in a presidential primary because it's being fueled by the super pacs. most of these candidates would

be out of the race by now. they'd be dead and they'd have no fuel in their tanks to keep running the ads but, you know, newt gingrich, he won one state last night and he's going to go on. he's going to have super pac money to spend. it's going to keep taking its toll on romney or santorum or whatever becomes the eventual nominee. that can't be good right now. >> and katie, november is still a long time off and people ultimately have not decided whether or not barack obama deserves the keys to air force one for four more years. >> well, i think people have decided a little bit, you know, you look at the economy and the president is saying that the economy is coming back but people aren't feeling the economy and that their lives have improved. and you look at the state of ohio and the g.o.p. primary last night, and the reason why rick santorum got a lot of the votes is because people have thought they related to him as an everyday american, people think that obama is out of touch with the everyday american and moving forward, ohio is a good indication of the general election. and although mitt romney won, people can still relate to mitt romney better on a business side of things economically than they

can with barack obama. >> and joe, she was talking a little bit about ohio and what ohio means. when you put ohio with florida which mr. romney also won, that means he has now won the two biggest swing states in america. >> he's done well in states that matter like that. but the problem is for everybody else is it's not just those two wins, it's the delegates he lined up last night. i think he added upwards of 200 delegates to his -- into his basket. it's putting the rest of the field farther and farther behind. santorum or somebody is going to have to make their move here really quick. they only have a few states left much the next few states coming up and maybe illinois. >> santorum did well enough to stay in the race for a while and maybe longer. >> absolutely. if anybody earned the right to get mitt romney one on one, it was santorum's performance last night. the problem is life's not fair.

newt gingrich and ron paul aren't going to -- aren't going to let him have mitt one on one and that's the problem for santorum. he's got to get these other guys out. >> i'll give you the final word. >> based on delegate count, it looks like mitt romney is going to be the nominee but that doesn't mean it's over. it's going to be over quickly. march is shaping up to be a good month for santorum in terms of mississippi, alabama coming up but april will be good for mitt romney for, you know, new york, maryland and i believe it was rhode island states. so it's going to be drawn out for the next two months but it looks like mitt romney is going to take it all. >> to quote john belushi, it ain't over till it's over. all right, joe and katie, thank you very much for a nice discussion this morning. >> thank you. good seeing you. >> you bet. >> all right, 10 minutes before the top of the hour. president obama accused republicans of playing games when they warned the american people about iran. is he right? or should he take the situation more seriously? we're going to report and you will decide. good morning. then the big apple announcement just a couple of hours away. clayton morris was so excited,

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>> nerd alert? >> yep, since the 2010 launch, the ipad is the fastest selling consumer electronics device in the world. >> today, apple is expected to announce the latest version of its popular device. "fox & friends" weekend host and technology guru, not nerd, clayton morris is in san francisco. >> proud nerd. >> proud nerd.

ok, clayton, my question is is it going to be lighter? >> lighter. no, actually it may be a little bit fatter. it's actually put on a little bit of weight. i know, i know. we look to devices to get lighter and thinner and smaller but this time, apple looks like they're going to roll out the new ipad h.d. or ipad 3. it's a mystery of what the name will be and it will be a slightly, slightly thicker. you'll need to get a microscope out and actually see it. here's my ipad 2. if you hold it up, you won't notice much of a difference. they're adding a thicker, bigger process to make it faster and the screen resolution, gretchen, is going to be beautiful. it will have this new retina display which means they'll need a faster processor to bring all these pixels to the screen to make it see the text as vividly as possible. brian, if you get your ipad 3, you cannot lose it this time. >> i hope so. how much more is it going to be, clayton? >> well, we don't know pricing yet but we know it's probably going to be in the same ballpark as the ipad 2 which is the lowest model being around the

$499 price tag but the real -- the real story from this morning is that the ipad 2 could drop in price significantly and still be on the market. so all those folks who said you know what? i can't afford an ipad right now. maybe christmas came and went and you have that christmas cash left over, be able to pick out an ipad 2 now which is still a fantastic device and they sold about 55 million total ipads this point. >> for the gadget file, obviously they're going to go out and get this because they have have the latest and greatest thing out there. but for the average person, clayton, is this thing going to be such a game changer you'll have to put something that works perfectly fine over here and go buy the new one? >> well, it's hard to say. apple has a bit of a surprise, steve, as you know, at one of these events so all the buzz is about what software will we see on the ipad 3. remember they had garage band on it and everybody's jaws were dropping and i can make music on this thing now? all eyes seem to be pointing to an iphoto for ipad.

that means i can edit photos and get rid of red eye. clip photos and save albums. we see that. another big story, the apple tv. will we see a new apple tv that will handle high definition? so my theory today is this whole event that's about to start in a few hours behind me is all about high definition. so you guys are going to look extra crystal clear when people look at you on an ipad. >> first big event without steve jobs which is also important to point out since he passed away several months ago. thank you so much for the update. check back in with you. >> he is so excited like christmas morning. >> i know. apple is getting heavy into textbooks, i wonder if that will be mentioned today. stick around, two big hours of "fox & friends" ahead. we'll be talking about super tuesday and more importantly, we're getting in some more exit poll data. we'll review it outloud. results are also in. we'll talk about the turning point in this election. do we have to wait until april or is this thing virtually over? former advisor to bill clinton, dick morris weighs in. >> yep and take a look at the

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her pick may surprise you. >> i can hardly waited. >> he's that man in the shadow. >> he is and she's cashing in and claiming welfare as well. this lucky lotto winner just won a million bucks. what is she going to do now that she's getting food stamps and taking handouts from you as well? that will continue. we'll tell you her story and so much more live from new york city. you're watching "fox & friends." >> 10 states were up for grabs. how did it play out? you probably nodded off saying are we ever going to get results from alaska and ohio? the answer is yes and yes. good news for mitt romney. overall, he would take six of those states but yet, those who wanted this to be over today, well, you're going to be

disappointed because it's not. santorum came to play. oklahoma, tennessee, north dakota all in his column. >> plus newt gingrich. >> i feel like we were listening to a sportscast. >> that's what i feel. >> you were doing color commentary! i like it! revving us up. >> trying to interject a little bit. >> newt gingrich remember a few weeks ago when it was crunch time for mitt romney he had led in michigan for a very long time and suddenly santorum was winning, newt gingrich said look, you got to win your home state. newt gingrich won his home state. mitt romney won his home state of massachusetts as well. and after a big win where he won the most states and the most delegates as well, mitt romney confident last night. listen. >> tomorrow, we wake up and we start again. and the next day we'll do the same and so we'll go day by day, step by step, door by door, heart to heart. that will be good days, there will be bad days. always long hours. never enough time to get

everything done but on november 6th, we're going to stand united. not only having won an election but having saved a future. >> let's take a look at the current delegate count, if you have your pen and paper out, here it is, romney now at 415 delegates. santorum, 176. >> not even half way there is mitt romney. >> no, you need 11144. santorum 176. gingrich 105 and ron paul 107. and the big state was ohio. it came to the middle of the night to find out who won it by about 12,000 votes so far with 96% of the precincts reporting. mitt romney 38%. to rick santorum's 37%. >> i mean, santorum was winning almost the entire night. it was a huge comeback for him. they couldn't call it for either state but in the end, the comeback was complete for mitt romney but the detractors are a plenty. one are saying hey, how come if mitt romney can win five straight states and have all the momentum he couldn't walk right

through ohio? why? i think rick santorum is a pretty solid candidate and resonates with the blue collar people there. >> he's being outspent 4 or 5-1 in that state. how much money does it take? a bigger question leading into the future is how much money will barack obama have against the eventual republican candidate? >> $800 million minimum. >> more. probably more. so if it comes down to money, that's something that has to be considered. >> ok, so we did do some exit polling to figure out what the people of -- as we look at -- >> i saw you with your clipboard and ear piece. >> thank you very much. the people of ohio, what did they say? the qualities that mattered the most to them, 42% said we want somebody who can beat the president. only 17% said the true acid test was whether or not they were a true conservative. moral character, 1 in 5. right experience, less than that. >> and a lot of -- 99% of the people say it's really cold outside, i don't want to answer anymore questions. >> the other one -- >> can i come inside? >> this is why santorum did well, though, important exit

poll question to include which is who is the best to understand the problems of average americans? rick santorum does better with that question at least in ohio than mitt romney. he gets a third of the voters on that question and mitt romney gets a quarter of them. rest assured, mitt romney wants more voters in that category as he moves forward especially in the southern states. >> he doesn't have the catholics and doesn't have the very conservative and doesn't have the tea party, those belong to rick santorum. here are the three states that rick santorum does prevail in. tennessee, holds off in a substantial victory, 37-28 in tennessee and mitt romney did have high hopes there, it didn't happen. you also know that he -- he took oklahoma as well as north dakota. >> very good. all right. meanwhile, here is rick santorum. he, too, even though he only won three states, it seemed bigger than that. he's delighted with how he did last night. >> this is a big night tonight.

lots of states. we're going to win a few, we're going to lose a few but as it looks right now, we're going to get at least a couple of gold medals and a whole passal full of silver medals. >> and they did. >> and newt was very happy with his only win. he had one gold medal and that was in his home state of georgia. something the gingrich campaign has to be concerned about is that in the other states last night, the ones where they thought they were going to maybe be second place, they were -- the best was third place and that's got to be an issue as they move forward now to alabama, mississippi and kansas. those are the next three states coming up. here's newt and his take on winning his home state. >> we basically put people power up against money power. and as you saw the very first race they called tonight, about 15 seconds after the polls closed, and so i'm here first of all to say thank you to each and

every one of you because you are the reason we survived every effort of the establishment to stop us. >> newt gingrich definitely is going to be in. he says i'm going right away to kansas but he's got to find a victory in alabama and mississippi or else he can no longer say the strategy worked. i want to share this quote for you from a top romney aide. many people saying that santorum is on a surge and stopped your momentum. he said santorum can hang on until the end of the month, he wants. we will not debate him. we will ignore him. we won't talk to him. he's completely irrelevant now. that's a top romney aide. >> about gingrich? >> no, about rick santorum. >> ok. somebody who likes newt gingrich, i think this is headline kind of news here because a lot of people are looking to sarah palin. how will she vote? she's not endorsed anybody yet. her husband todd had endorsed newt gingrich. guess what? she voted in her home state of alaska yesterday. here's who she voted for.

>> i will tell you who i voted for tonight. i considered who can best bust through the orwellian obama rhetoric that we heard of today in obama's press conference talking about another insolvent and unconstitutional bailout. who can best bust through these ideas of america never taking steps towards energy independence when we have the natural resources here and we can do it? i thought who best could do that? my own personal opinion is the cheerful one. it's newt gingrich. >> that's who she voted for. that's big news. i mean, there's tons of people who follow sarah palin and want to know if she's not going to be in the race, who does she like? whether or not they then determine if they like newt gingrich is up to them. this is big news. >> that can certainly help him down south. see if it pays off. if palin wants to help, she's got to get down here and sit by his side and help him out. we had herman cain on an hour ago who is essentially to me, is ready to say it's over for newt saying we got to get behind the

nominee. >> the problem, though, for sarah palin was if she's going to go ahead and announce she voted for newt gingrich, why didn't she endorse him a week ago? mitt romney wound up winning her home state of alaska. newt gingrich in alaska finished fourth. >> now, the rest of your headlines and we start with more election results from ohio. stunning defeat for incumbent congressman dennis kucinich. redistricting forced him into a primary race against the democrat who won. kucinich, a two time presidential candidate best known for fighting against funding for the wars in iraq and afghanistan. in november, kaptor takes on joe the plumber. in the 2008 presidential election, he called out president obama on his small business tax policy. now he may be going to capitol hill. the update on the disappearance of an f.b.i. act. he went missing in iran five years ago. the f.b.i. are offering a $1

million reward for his safe return. investigators say they think he's being held near the border that they share with afghanistan. releasing this new composite photo showing what he may look like now. wow. deep military cuts proposed by the obama administration now starting to take shape. last night, the pentagon began informing bases across the country how many positions they will eventually have to cut. we don't have the full report yet but some details are starting to leak out like two air national guard bases in michigan being asked to cut 8 auto jobs. in pennsylvania, 182 jobs. in iowa, about 450 jobs. once this is all over, there will be about 3900 positions eliminated by 2013. the cuts expected to save $8 billion. this millionaire is cashing in on your dime? here's 24-year-old amanda clayton. last september when she won the lottery in michigan. since then she's bought a new home and a car and still managed to collect welfare each month.

huh? clayton who is unemployed says she needs the $200 food stamps because she's struggling with her bills. apparently, this isn't the first time this has happened in michigan. last week, lawmakers passed a bill preventing lotto winners from getting public food assistance. you think you have to pass a bill for that? come on. my goodness. >> there are a record number of people on food stamps in this nation right now and now lottery winners are collecting them. >> i'm going to leave my castle and go to a soup line. go to a soup kitchen. why not? >> meanwhile, straight ahead, the president going after the republican candidates for acting tough on iran? >> this is not a game. there's nothing casual about it. >> but will their tough talk put him out of the white house? dick morris up next. >> and how did this happen? absent minded parents accidentally leave their little girl at chuck e. cheese. whoops. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition?

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>> only thing respected by thugs and tyrants is our resolve backed by our power and our readiness to use it. >> the red line is not the morning that our intelligence community says they've failed once again. the red line is now. >> if they do not tear down those facilities, we will tear down them ourselves. >> some of these folks think it's time to launch a war, they should say so. and they should explain to the american people exactly why they would do that and what the consequences would be. >> in his first news conference of the year, president obama

reacting to the g.o.p. candidates calling for military action and stronger action against iran's nuclear site. so is this tough talk from the president going to help him win re-election and did the republican candidates deserve to be rebuked? joining us to discuss is former advisor to bill clinton, fox news contributor dick morris. let's not talk about super tuesday for a second, let's talk about this. was the president right? >> well, i think that to quote obama, let me be perfectly clear. the reason the president does not want israel to strike iran and does not want the united states to strike iran is because he doesn't want that to endanger his re-election. he knows perfectly well that if that happens, gas prices are going to rise. the economic recovery will slow down or sputter away. in 1973 and 1979, when we had that kind of an oil spike, it triggered a recession in the united states. and with our shaky economy, it

probably would. but on the other hand, iran is coming very close to developing nuclear weapons and the sanctions that obama imposed three months ago as a result of congress making him do it, forcing him to do it, are only just beginning to take effect. and we need several more years of time to be able to really have them hit. so obviously, israel needs to attack and obviously, that has to happen sooner rather than later. but it could destroy obama's chances of re-election and that's why he's cooling the talk of war. not because he feels that there are other ways to stop iran. that's nonsense. he knows that right now, your backs are against the wall on this one. it's simply that it makes his re-election easier. >> right. benjamin netanyahu was quoted as saying it's about time we start talking about the price of not stopping iran rather than the

cost of the war and it was president obama when he was senator obama in 2008 who was hitting president bush daily on iraq and sometimes afghanistan. he's so hypocritical in his condemnation. >> you mean iran? yeah. during the -- during the campaign and the period before that. >> no, i was right. iraq and afghanistan. >> ok. he was also criticizing the administration, bush, for failing to do enough on iran and focusing on iraq instead. >> uh-huh. >> but look, the basic point here. i love netanyahu's line in his speech at apac which is iran is hiding the stuff in the mountains triggering horrible global sanctions, diverting all of its resources to this in order to develop a medical reactor. so he said when the icbm is coming toward you, don't worry, the iranian missile is just delivering medical supplies. >> right, and they should also understand, too, the president knows this, i imagine well, that they blew up our barracks in

beirut. they've been killing our guys and maiming our soldiers in iraq on a regular basis with those ied's which are on steroids, those efp's so they've really drawn first blood and it's up to us at some point to react. and it's been since 1979 when that day could indeed be coming. i don't think anybody is hitting the drum beat of war. >> i don't agree with that, brian. i think that there's a very unique threat which is iran going nuclear. and we have got to stop that. israel has got to stop it and we have to be sure we stop it sooner rather than when it's too late. >> it's not a matter of you agreeing. they've done this and they've done it without being rebuked. >> but i don't think it's the basis for war. nuclear capability is. >> right. killing our people oftentimes is a basis for war. but when we come back, we'll talk about super tuesday. mitt romney holds a clear lead in the race for delegates. so why aren't the other guys giving up? dick morris will talk about the big problem that could be coming

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>> welcome back, everyone. after a night of six victories for mitt romney, rick santorum got three. newt gingrich got one. are they back to urging each other now to drop out of the race? >> but is that exactly what this g.o.p. primary needs? and will the republican party be severely injured if all four candidates stay in until the convention? >> back again with some super

tuesday analysis is former advisor to president clinton and fox news contributor dick morris. dick, your analysis of how it should go moving forward. >> well, new reality happened yesterday which is enough additional delegates were selected so that you can kind of almost do the math like in a baseball eliminated sense, how many games until you clinch the pennant. >> right. >> 1/3 of the delegates have now been selected and romney has 55% of them. for gingrich or santorum to achieve a majority and get the nomination, they would have to each win one of the other would have to win 2/3 of the remaining delegates. that's not going to happen. even together, they're not going to have 2/3 of the remaining delegates. and therefore, we have to come to grips with the fact that the only candidate who can be nominated by may or june is romney. if it's going to be santorum or it's going to be gingrich, they're not going to be nominated until august 30th at

the republican convention. 60 or 70 days before the general election. and the question is, is that enough time for us to wage a campaign to defeat obama? i don't think it is. i think that you need to have a candidate, either of the three of them would be fine but you need to have a candidate in may or june. and the only person that can currently satisfy that bill is romney. now, gingrich has a good month coming up and maybe santorum. he's got mississippi, alabama and louisiana voting during march. the only northern state is illinois and based on his performance in south carolina and georgia, you figure that he might do well in those states and santorum might do well in kansas. he just carried oklahoma. but those victories would come at quite a price. >> sure. >> because they would mean that we -- that if those guys developed momentum, they can only deadlock the convention. they can't win it in advance. and the result is that it may

complete complete completely eviscerate our chances of winning against obama. >> you're you're saying mathematically, it's pretty much over. let's all say, republicans would say romney is our guy and now let's take aim at barack obama. >> it's not quite that simple. if you believe that it's crucial that santorum or gingrich win this nomination and you're willing to imperil our chances of beating obama by delaying this election until convention time, in the last week of august, then go ahead. that's up to you. it's up to each individual. >> right. >> but if your top priority is beating obama and you'd rather not take that chance, the only way to avoid that is to vote for romney. >> hillary clinton went right until june. >> at the moment, the most

likely scenario is romney wins this nomination on june 6th. i think that you'll need to go after california and new jersey because the early primaries are proportional representation. and those are winner take all at the end. but, you know, june is plenty of time. june, july, august, september, october. that's a good long campaign. if we wait until the end of august and we have six more months of these guys killing each other, we're not going to have a party left. >> and the bigger story at the end of all this will be why the republican national committee allowed all these states to go proportional in the beginning because they thought it would increase the energy similar to obama and clinton. instead, many people are arguing it has been a bad move. >> bob steel has a lot to answer for in that, i got to tell you. it was done before him. >> we have to wrap up with you. thanks so much for getting up so early with us. >> michael steele. pew research says 3 in 10 republicans say their opinion has worsened since the primary

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>> time for your shot of the morning. this 3-year-old little girl left at a maryland chuck e. cheese by her parents? don't worry, there's a happy ending to this one. it turns out it could have happened to anyone. here's how it went down. little harmony's parents are separated. each thought she left with the other. didn't realize she was missing until this picture popped up on the evening news. the parents not in any trouble here. the whole thing was just one big mix-up. oh, my goodness. can you imagine in that house? pointing fingers at one another? >> they got lucky. now the other stories making headlines and we begin with a fox news alert. six british nato soldiers are

presumed dead after an explosion in afghanistan. it happened at the helman province, largest life of british soldiers there since a plane crash in 2006. they were on their patrol in their vehicle. the attack comes after a series of violent protests across afghanistan in response to the quran burnings. several u.s. soldiers among those killed. >> usama bin laden not buried at sea? that shocking claim reportedly coming from e-mails obtained by the hacker group anonymous and posted on wikileaks. the e-mails said this, while the official allegedly writes, bin laden's body was sent to the armed forces institute of pathology in maryland where he was cremated, not commenting on the report but the group says some of the e-mails may have been forged. >> meanwhile, if you're out of work and applying for unemployment benefits in arizona, you will need to pass a drug test. that's the goal of a bill now making its way through the arizona state legislature.

the 83,000 people in arizona who already receive unemployment benefits would have to be tested along with any new applicants. even after they're cleared, some people will still get tested at random in order to keep getting their benefits, brian? >> all right, you can blame the sinking of the titanic on the moon. astronomers say a once in a lifetime lunar event where the moon gets its closest to earth happened three months before the ship went down. the moon forces apparently caused a super high tide that sent the icebergs loose and we all know the titanic eventually hit one of them causing it to sink. >> blame it on the moon. >> moving target. >> all right. meanwhile, let's take a look at the weather and we've got pretty dry map for the most part although we do have some rain moving through portions of the ozarks at this hour. a little bit of action out in the western states. otherwise, nice and dry on this wednesday. not a wet wednesday. and as you can see, we've got 50's extending up into portions

of minnesota. minneapolis right now, 50. we got 63 in kansas city. 56 in chicago. it's actually cooler behind the front and in front of it. look at that. right now in caribou, only 10. we got 39 right now in the big town of new york city but eventually, hang on, folks, at laguardia airport here in the big apple, eventually 60. we'll have 60's all the way from the mid atlantic down through the gulf coast where it picks up into the 70's. as you can see from new orleans and then look at tampa, 82 the high there today. out in old el paso, 79 and if you're already up in los angeles, 63 on this wednesday. >> a new poll shows president obama gaining support now among women. with 54% approving of the job that he's doing, that's up 47% from -- no, that's not correct. he couldn't be up 47% from december. anyway, it's up. what does this mean for the g.o.p. presidential candidates? for a fair and balanced discussion, we're joined by

linda chavez, the former labor secretary nominee and jimmy green, former advisor to hillary clinton's presidential campaign. they're both fox news contributors. when you see that number of more women going back to obama, you must say well, that's a good thing for november. >> it is a good thing and it's crucial because he can't win without women. we have to remember that president obama won in 2008 with the largest margin of victory of women's voters ever recorded and he needs to get back to that level. i actually think given some of what we've seen happening in the past few months, he is, perhaps, going to surpass that record because it's not just the attacks that we've seen coming from the presidential candidates, over the past year, there have been 92 restrictions on women's health care in 24 states. women are feeling this in their communities. they are feeeeling backed into corner and president obama is going to be the beneficiary of

it because the g.o.p. brand is definitely -- >> linda, how do you feel about that? in the last couple of weeks, this whole contraception debate and the mistake by rush limbaugh, did that play into what she's talking about? >> whatever rush limbaugh does, conservatives and republicans in general get blamed for and, of course, he's not a party official. he is, you know, he is a talk show host. and i think that's unfair. but she is right, republicans have a gender gap. they've had a gender gap as long as i can remember. ronald reagan was talked about having a gender gap back during his election. but if you look at the breakdown of those polls, for example, barack obama is not doing that well among white women. he is -- he has improved his status. he's up to about 45% approval among white women. he doesn't do equal among all groups and i'll tell you, those prices at the gas pumps. that's going to mean as much to women as it is to anyone because they're often the ones filling

up the family van. >> that's a great point. i want to take a look at republicans and ohio and how women voted. married women voters went for rick santorum over mitt romney. however, working women voters, if we can go to the next screen, went for mitt romney. what does that tell you, if anything? >> it tells me that women know where rick santorum stand. married women supported him, yes. this is a guy who a few years ago quoted -- he said single women breed criminals. so it's no surprise that working women probably most of them could be single went for governor romney. but you also have to keep in mind, that governor romney at his, you know, speech, he started by putting his wife out there, ann romney got up there and made a passionate defense about women voters. and the reason she had to do that is because i think they're looking at numbers and they understand that this is going to

be really dire circumstances for them. they're not gaining on women. >> linda, how do you analyze those polls? >> well, first of all, i think rick santorum has had a big hit by the media. the media has tried to portray him as anti-woman. i don't think he is anti-woman. and the fact is, you know, that was a very indelicate way of talking about the problem of single mothers in america and giving birth but the fact is if you're raised in a single mother househo household, your chances in life are a lot worse than if you're raised in a married two parent household. >> the way in which he said that? >> he's talked about the break down of family. that's a major social issue in the united states. it's something that really does trouble our future when you have a third of american children being born out of wedlock, that doesn't speak well for the future. >> all right. just to clarify the poll at the beginning of the introduction of this, obama was up 7% with women since december. jamu and linda, great

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>> all right. quick headlines now. rhode island teen losing his license forever. the 17-year-old was driving a car home from a party and crashed it into a tree. three passengers were hurt. he already had a suspended license and the judge says it's the first time that the severe penalty has been used. and a funeral reportedly happening in florida today for monkees singer davy jones but the rest of his surviving band members will not be there. they want to respect jones' family wishes for a private service. the 66-year-old died of a heart attack sadly last month. steve? >> thank you, brian. it was a super tuesday for the republican party out of the 11 contests yesterday, mitt romney took six. and then rallied the crowd in his hometown of boston. >> the president and his team keep telling us that things are getting better. but 24 million americans are still struggling for work. they're high fiving each other in the west wing but my friend, truth is 8% unemployment is not the best america can do. it's the best that this

administration can do. >> well, with romney finishing strong in key states like ohio where he squeaked out a win, how will the results affect the race going forward? joining us right now is mitt romney's supporter, house majority leader congressman eric cantor. good morning to you, leader! >> good morning, steve. >> ok. you did endorse mitt romney. he did win your home state, the commonwealth of virginia. what happens next? >> well, romney did what he needs to do. he needed to do last night. he racked up the delegate votes in six of the states. what we're beginning to see is people saying that jobs and the economy undoubtedly are the number one issue and we need mitt romney because he's the only individual in the race who has a plan, a pro growth bold plan to get the economy back on track and get jobs created again. and i think that mitt has got a plan to -- a path towards victory and we're seeing increasingly larger numbers getting behind mitt romney.

i'm excited about it. and mitt romney will be the winner of our nomination and will then, i think, beat barack obama in november. >> well, barack obama blames guys like you, the republicans, you're standing in the way of happy days are here again! listen to the president. >> this congress should once and for all end tax breaks for companies that are shipping jobs overseas and use that money to reward companies for creating jobs here in the united states. i put forward a proposal that does just that. and there's no reason why congress can't come together and start acting on it. this congress could hold a vote on the buffet rule. so that we don't have billionaires paying a lower tax rate than their secretaries. that's just common sense. the vast majority of americans believe it's common sense and if we're serious about paying down our deficit, it's as good a place to start as any. >> ok, congressman, so that's what he wants. that's on his agenda. meanwhile, the republicans, you're pushing now the jobs act.

tell us what that is. >> first of all, steve, common sense is let's help small businesses start up again in america. people in america know that jobs do not come from decisions made in washington. jobs come from the decision of entrepreneurs and investors to go ahead and start creating businesses again. and we've got a bill coming to the floor today, we'll vote on it tomorrow, which has bipartisan support that counters the president's notion of we need certain people to succeed and others not. in fact, the white house has issued a statement of support to our jobs act. jump-start of business startup bill. it allows entrepreneurs to get out from under the burdensome regulation standing in the way of business startups in this country so we can see jobs again. >> here's the problem, mr. cantor. the house can pass this. and you said you've got democrats' support as well. so it would go -- it would pass with bipartisan support. it would go over to the leader

of the senate, harry reid, a democrat's desk and it would sit on top of, what, 25, 30 other house bills that the house has passed and he's simply not brought them up for a vote. >> well, it will be harry reid's job to answer and even answer the president. the president has issued his statement of support to the jobs act which will be voted on the house tomorrow. so i hope that harry reid will join us in the house and the president to pass a jobs act as quickly as possible. we can't wait -- we've got to get small businesses back into the game. this is a bill that will help us do that. >> mr. cantor, you know, there's a real good chance that harry reid is watching this right now. you know, let's just -- you know, i don't know how often you guys talk person to person but just look right in that camera, what's your message for harry reid? >> harry, come on! this is your window of opportunity. we've got a chance to actually produce some results for people looking for a growing economy, for people looking for a job.

let's get on board with the president as well as we in the house and get something done. >> all right. house majority leader eric cantor joining us today from capitol hill. thank you very much. good luck with your bill. >> thanks, steve. >> all right. now a dozen minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, as you get older, do you find yourself forgetting more stuff? is that normal? or not? dr. keith ablow is dipping into his mailbag to answer that question. and more. he's coming up next. first, on this date in history, back in 1983, billie jean by michael jackson was america's number one song. [ male announcer ] what can you do with plain white rice? when you pour chunky beef with

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>> answer to the trivia question, raquelle welch. >> i knew the hesitation. >> that's a tough one. >> the winner is -- she's a movie star. the winner is rob smith in bayonne, jersey. congratulations. >> ok. >> here's hoping you're normal. admit it, you know you ask yourself at least once am i normal or not? >> daily. >> actually people ask that about me. we all know those unique things that don't seem like a big deal that until they cross the line from quirkiness to craziness. >> so how do you know -- >> crazy. >> it's time to get worried here to answer our e-mails, fox news contributor and

psychiatrist dr. keith ablow, good morning, sir. >> good morning, everyone. is everyone ok this morning? >> yeah. >> you tell us! >> yeah. >> we're not sure if we're in the normal category or not. >> i worry mostly about brian but that's just me. >> the psychiatrist is worried about me. that's trouble. >> my boyfriend and i have a healthy relationship and i have no reason to feel insecure. i constantly look through his iphone for messages from girls. is that normal? >> i didn't see you write this. >> i'd say 98% of girlfriends do that. take a stab at it, dr. ablow. >> listen, many people do this, it may be normal or not but it isn't smart. because listen, what are you going to do going forward? if this boyfriend becomes your fiance and your husband, are you going to constantly be checking the iphone, checking receipts? it doesn't make any sense. you've got to think, what am i responding to? is my boyfriend in fact untrust worthy and then you've got to act on that and find out, well, what real evidence do i have?

what is this gut feeling about? or are you insecure in all relationships and then you better attend to that, perhaps, through psychotherapy or it's going to crush the relationship further down the road. >> so just stop. all right. >> i can recall everything -- >> just stop, absolutely. >> let me read you another e-mail. remembering everything i did in where i put my house keys or grocery list, i draw a blank. is this an early sign of senility? i'm only 45 years old. >> it's very unlikely it's early dimentia. more likely, it's attention deficit disorder. think about that. think about poor sleep. think about depression which can cause forgetfulness and listen, you've forgotten your house keys and the grocery list. think about whether there are troubles at home that you don't want to pay attention to. it's almost like you don't even want to go there. you can't remember the keys and you can't do your shopping. >> man. something to check into.

one final e-mail we got in the last week or so. my co-worker repeatedly clicks his pen and drums his fingers, jangles his keys and change while whistling and mumbling to himself all day. it's noisy all day. he knows it's irritating but can't stop it. what's up with him? >> there's a small chance that this is someone struggling with obsessive compulsive disorder. they have this compulsion to drum on the desk. big psychiatric diagnosis, he could be a jerk. jerks are common in the world. and believe me, you can test because if when he drums on the table, you do the same thing but louder, and he stops, then that's his diagnosis. >> if he bothers you, tell the person it bothers you ultimately, right? >> and look, if you hear back, i just can't control it, well, that's somebody who needs some kind of help. but if you react negatively enough, that might stop this person if he's just irritating. >> we all have questions, are we normal or not? send an e-mail, keith ablow

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♪ >> gretchen: good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, march 7 already. thanks for sharing part of your day with us. i'm gretchen carlson. mitt romney taking home six out of the ten super tuesday wins and sending this strong message to president obama. >> i have a message, you have not failed. you have a president that's failed you and that's going to change. >> gretchen: will it be the momentum that mitt romney needs? we'll analyze for you. >> steve: plus, rick santorum sharing in the super tuesday wins, taking three of those ten states. we're up for grabs. he's happy. >> we're going to win a few. we're going to lose a few. but as it looks right now, we're going to get at least a couple of gold medals, and a whole

passel full of silver medals. >> steve: newt gingrich only picking up one state's win. but he said he's the tortoise in the race. >> brian: joe the plumber, could samuel world -- soon have a sean washington? find out coming up. "fox & friends" unsticks your sink right after this. >> steve: office a super -- it was a super tuesday. and on this wednesday, who won the big state? the big state was ohio. in the end, mitt romney won it, a squeaker over rick santorum. it was a solid night for the former governor of the commonwealth of massachusetts. >> gretchen: ohio, alaska, virginia, idaho, massachusetts,

vermont, all in the romney win column. sansom won three states, oklahoma, tennessee and sort of a surprise victory in north dakota. newt gingrich wins his home state of georgia. >> brian: before mitt romney had alaska, before he had ohio, 'cause it happened in the wee hours of the morning, he went to the stage in massachusetts and he felt -- when i'm watching this, i'm thinking of this guy as basically won the nomination. tell me what you think. >> president's administration, the unemployment numbers, just another inconvenient statistic standing in the way of a second term. but those numbers are more than data on a spreadsheet. they're worried faces and anxious people. i would like to say you are not forgotten. we will not leave you behind. our campaign is on the move and real change is finally on the way. [ cheers and applause ] >> brian: he did that in massachusetts, which was an easy win for him. i don't know if he could get in the general if he gets the nomination.

the delegate count is a squishy thing because it depends how it's handed out, the proportion if you win, the district you get. here is the latest total we got. romney has 415. he needs 1100 plus. santorum with 176. gingrich with 105. ron paul with 47. i believe there will be a press conference early, later on today, where the governor will say, you can't win mathematically. >> steve: i just found it in my playbook, two top romney officials will brief the press corp. this morning in boston and essentially what they'll say is they're going to show santorum and gingrich do not have the path to 1145 delegates. >> gretchen: that would be interesting because doesn't look like santorum or gingrich are going to be leaving the race any time soon because you have three more states coming up. kansas, alabama, and mississippi, all states where they could both do very well and win and so will they drop out right now? probably not. >> brian: so far mitt romney's biggest win has to be ohio.

michigan was great, but it was his hometown, he was supposed to win. he came back from 12 points down. it wasn't called until late last night. >> steve: that's right. meanwhile, steve brown is right across the river in west virginia with the super victory for mr. romney. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. gretchen, brian. in the back drop, you can see steubenville, ohio. ohio, the crown jewel last night's super tuesday victory, at least as far as mitt romney was concerned. ohio, interesting race for him. it was a race in which about a month ago, he was up by double digits, then down by double digits and in recent weeks, thanks to the santorum surge. then it was even leading up to the primary and then romney eking out a victory very late at night on wednesday. you can probably thank at least in small part the santorum folks who will probably say in large heart the heavy tv advertising blitz that romney and the super pac put on in advance of

$4 million, no real coincidence here, i don't think that romney won. cincinnati, columbus, cleveland, three biggest television media markets where a lot of those commercials were being played out. the santorum folks were hoping to squeeze out a victory despite the fact they were outspent in ohio. they say by factors of four, five to one, perhaps more than that. especially when you consider the television advertising and a senior advisor for the santorum campaign last night, we're talking about how the mitt romney's worst nightmare, if it was just rick santorum and mitt romney going state by state in these particular contests. of course, newt gingrich isn't getting out of this particular race, but the folks in the santorum campaign say if you add his support to ours, we would be the person who would be out in front in a lot of these races. it's an interesting dynamic, but one that doesn't seem will be playing out for the santorum campaign. but they are making the appeal

to the gingrich supporters say if we all get on board with one ship and they're talking about theirs, then there is an opportunity here to tip mitt romney away from the nomination. again, it will be interesting to see how this plays out and the gingrich folks not liking that line of thought, at least public thinking at all last night. back to you in new york. >> gretchen: great analysis. thanks so much for getting up early for us. that really is important what he talked about, the two big things, the conservative vote, will it coalesce if one of two of those guys drops out of the race? and then could mathematically then that person be in play against mitt romney? it doesn't look like either one of them have any plans to do that. >> brian: unless newt gingrich has leverage to leave. for example, if his books were in the red and he's saying, listen, i'm looking at the math as well, i can't win this, it doesn't pay to continue. race court of appeals him up and says, if i win it, you're my number two. >> steve: that's right. >> brian: this would be something that would be great for a movie. i don't see actually happening. but i'm just saying that that

may be something that makes him go to bat for rick santorum. >> steve: while the battle was on to win as many states as possible, the big question was ohio and now that you can look in your rearview mirror, mitt romney has won the two biggest swing states in the united states. florida and also ohio going forward. the president of the united states was pretty much unopposed across the country. right? well, there were other people on the ballots in various states. what's interesting is what happens down in the state of oklahoma. we're looking at joe the plumber. let's talk about oklahoma. >> gretchen: 15 of those democratic primary, another gentleman beat out president obama, although history will probably show that oklahoma will go to a republican in november. but it's interesting to note that there seems to be some dissatisfaction, at least in 15 of those districts with regard to the p. now let's go to joe the plumber. you remember who he is. his real name is samuel. maybe he should be joe the plumber. now he'll be running for

congress. he won the primary vote and the other big news in that particular district is that congressman kucinich, long-time democratic congressman from ohio will no longer be because that woman there, congresswoman marcie captor beat him. >> brian: she was supposed to win her former district. it contains most of the people that supported her. so she beats him, kucinich. that's big blow to him. he was the childhood congressman. 21-years-old when he got the job. joe the plumber had his hands full in the 9th district as he tries to get this from captor because it's mostly democrats. >> steve: yeah. they have redrawn the district and it's right along lake erie and unfortunately for joe the plumber, sam is his real name, it heavily tilts toward the democrats. stand by. a lot of interesting -- we've been talking mainly about the presidential stuff. but when you look at some of the

details and some of the congressional races, a lot of people waking up this morning going, whoa! did you see what happened there? >> gretchen: now the rest of your headlines. early this morning, prosecutors in norway filed terror charges against anders behring breivik. remember he is the man accused of murdering 77 people during a shooting rampage last july. even though he confessed to the attacks, no matter how this trial shakes out, his punishment won't be that severe, norway has abolished the death penalty and the maximum sentence is 21 years. military cuts proposed by the obama administration now starting to kick in. last night the pentagon began informing bases across the country just how many positions they're going to have to cut. so we don't have the full report yet, but some details are leaking out, like two air national guard bases in michigan being asked to cut 850 jobs. pennsylvania, 182 jobs. in iowa, about 450 jobs. once this is all over, there will be 3900 positions eliminated by 2013.

the cuts expected to save $8 billion. take a look at this daring rescue by two police officers in oregon. >> got one person in the car unconscious, unresponsive right next to a huge fire. >> gretchen: the car crashd into a utility pole and then went up in flames. the officers risking their lives to pull that man out of the car. they did receive the city's medal of valor for their bravery. brian? >> brian: four mvp awords, super bowl win and mvp award. not enough to keep peyton manning in indianapolis. the colts today will make it official. they are releasing peyton manning after 14 seasons. he was owed $28 million as a bonus. he had three neck surgery, missed all of last year. he has not recovered yet. the colts own the top pick of the draft. it's expected they'll take andrew luck of rg 3. the third to replace robert

griffith iii to replace manning. manning says he's mail somewhere. the jets, dolphins, redskins, cardinals among those teams that are interested in him. the jets have made it clear that they want a shot at him. >> steve: that could be the end of an era. >> gretchen: and end of mark sanchez. >> brian: or at least he'll have a delay of game. there is video of him throwing and he looks like the old peyton manning. >> gretchen: thanks for that update. expect an extra box on your next job application for your facebook password. is it legal for employers to check your page before they give you a job? legal analyst peter johnson, jr. is on that case. >> brian: dana perino's take on super tuesday results. why she thinks republicans can definitely win back the white house in 2012. take that, george wells. >> steve: come on in wake up!

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>> brian: ten states were on the docket. three significant ones go to rick santorum. newt gingrich feels like a winner by winning his home state. what's the reality? let's bring in dana perino, former white house press secretary, who was here last night and watched it all. >> i slept on the curvy couch. >> steve: were you eating crackers over here? >> it's quite comfortable. i'm like the shortest person that can fit on it. >> brian: right. we didn't have a blanket for you, but thanks for putting up with it. from last night from your conclusions, do you think mitt romney should feel as though he is the inevitable winner? >> they probably look at the mass and see how they get there. i think last night was good for them. not terrific for them. won six out of ten contests. but a lot of those states, they were in heavily early on, lots

of organization. santorum came on their heel has couple of times, but santorum not on the ballot in virginia. you don't know how that would have turned out. gingrich, too. so i think that today with this report that you just mentioned, that the romney campaign will come out this morning and say, romney is the only one who can win. therefore, let's shut this thing down. feels a little early to be doing that in the wake, in the morning after super tuesday. that might be something you might wait until friday. they might know something i don't. >> gretchen: the report is mathematically he can only win. what happens if somehow santorum and gingrich convince one another that one drops out and then they coalesce together? i'm not assuming that every voter for santorum likes gingrich and vice-versa. but it is sort of that feeling that possibly that's a different vote than the romney vote. >> i was thinking about this last night and i don't see either santorum or newt gingrich agreeing to do that at this

point. now, there was a significant development on sunday that we didn't talk about when i was here monday. that the three -- those three agreed that whoever the nominee out of this contest, that they will all support that person. so perhaps santorum and gingrich are having conversations or will in the future. i think it's premature at this point. i don't think either will give in, listening to them last night. >> steve: the worry is among republicans, the establishment republican, whoever they are, that the longer this goes on, the more damage it does to the republican brand. but it's a long time 'til november. who knows? a lot of people haven't decided whether or not they want barak obama to get four more years. you say there is a real good chance that the republicans can win this thing in november. >> yeah, i do think. if you look at the trajectory, the record on which president obama has to run, the worry about what would happen if he got a second term that people will start to realize that the rincon test, kept our attention for a long time, as it has, when

there is not a primary on the other side, like there was in 2000, when it's an open race, both parties are going after one another. for the republicans, they've been tearing each other apart because that's what you do in a primary and that's what people have been focusing on. i think we turn that corner as a party together within the next month, and then it's off to the races. >> steve: you think it will be over in a month? >> yeah, i think so. >> brian: what's your take on the president indicating yesterday that the -- his administration is tougher in iran than any previous administration, bush administration included. >> i find it baffling. who is keeping score? like who was back in the oval office, like i'm better on this. i did this, he did that. why not say and have a presidential moment to say, the united states position is that the united states stands with israel and we will not allow iran to have a nuclear weapon. that is our position as a country. that would have helped him. >> steve: you seem absolutely

agitated by that. i have never seen that in your face. >> because i don't understand why they would allow to him have a good day on monday, president obama on the middle east issue, have a pretty decent conversation with netanyahu, have everybody playing nice. the next day he goes out and he erases all of those gains and he has to do the petty thing. i've been tougher than bush. that's not true and it's not fair. >> brian: essentially he needs grow up. >> gretchen: he also seemed to come off his stronger statements. >> yes. >> gretchen: he seems to be a little bit more not backing israel in what he said yesterday. why? why would he do that? >> i'll take a phrase from him. i don't know what's in his heart. okay? i think that it's baffling that they could have that good day on monday, announce a press conference p walk back all of those gains that the president did really well on monday and now i'm not saying this from a partisan aspect, but just as a country, it would be much better

if we weren't bringing iran getting a nuclear weapon into our politics, republican or democrats, who is better on it. why don't we say as a country we're going to stand with israel? that would have been a very presidential thing to do yesterday. i don't know why they had the press conference because instead of looking presidential, he ended up looking like a candidate. that's why i'm frustrated because i wanted them to do better. >> steve: you see the frustration in your face. we'll be watching you today at 5:00 o'clock right here on "the five." >> i'm going to get a chiropractor adjustment after sleeping on the couch. >> steve: thank you very much. >> gretchen: take a good look at your screen. this woman just hit the lottery. she is hold ago million dollars check. why the heck is she still living on your dime? don't miss her story next. >> brian: and want a job? just hand over your facebook password first. more and more companies doing this. is that legal? i'll answer it in the break. >> steve: like, dislike. like, dislike [ female announcer ] ready for a taste of what's hot?

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>> gretchen: should you have to friend a future employer on facebook when you're applying for a job? how about your college sports coaches? should you have to give them your password to be allowed on the team? some employers and universities are now insisting on full access to social networking sites. does this violate your first amendment right? fox news legal analyst peter johnson, jr. is here with a corruption for justice. on its face, this seems a little out there to me. but what is the legal way of looking at it. >> on its fakes this facebook demand that you friend me, it seems wrong 'cause you say,

listen, that's my diary. that's my photo album. that's my life apart from work. you don't have an opportunity, shouldn't have an opportunity to judge me by that and so some employers are saying, no, we need to judge you by your friends. we need to judge you whether there has been underage drinking, whether there is racy photos, whether or not your affiliated with gang members, whether you're affiliated with known criminals. and so they're saying give us that password. at the university of north carolina, for example, the coaches have a right and are assigned to athletes to look at certain social media. in other states, there is something called shoulder surfing where if you go for a job in a corrections realm or police department, the applicant will sit with the interviewer and go through the facebook. >> gretchen: i guess i understand going through criminal records. this is a little different. >> this it is beyond the pail. >> gretchen: university of north carolina handbook revision. shear what it says. each team must identify at least

one coach or administrator who is responsible for having access to and regularly monitoring the content of team members' social networking sites and postings. this is different as well than if you have to give your password to a future employer. it's one thing for college kids to be on a team and have a coach maybe look at that. >> we have to break it out. obviously there are certain professions in our society, maybe police officers, maybe people in the f.b.i., maybe people in the secret service, maybe people dealing with terrorism, defense, do we want to know what's going on in their lives? should we have a continuing right to go in their lives? that bothers me as well. we're going down a really, really slippery slope. couple of states, like illinois and california, are responding with state law. california constitution, the state constitution may prevent such kinds of activity. but we know even with obamacare that a lot of identifiable information is going to be held by the government. what's next in a job?

can i have your hard drive? i just need it overnight. >> gretchen: it's crazy. if a future employer said to me, i want your password to your e-mail account, i'd say no. so then you just have to say no to that job. >> if you would come to fox news and applying to fox news or to miss america and they said, oh, we want all this stuff, give me all of your photo books. give me your telephone calls. give me all of these diaries. just turn that over. then we'll decide whether we're going to have you part of this system. it's absolutely wrong. we need laws in 50 states and we need a federal law to protect americans and also protect employers because on-line stuff at work, that's the realm of the employer. they have the right to own that. >> gretchen: different argument. peter, thanks very much. >> good to see you. >> gretchen: when we come back, why did religious voters pick mitt romney over rick santorum? the exit polls might surprise you. and the newly crowned miss seattle already stirring up controversy. what she said that has her city

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>> you have to have is somebody who knows what they believe, understands how to articulate it so it cuts through all the media, offsets the bias of the elite media who are desperate to reelect the president, and has the guts to take the president head on every single time he's wrong. [ cheers and applause ] >> we need a person running against president obama who is right on the issues and truthful with the american public. [ cheers and applause ] >> to the millions of americans who look around and can only see jobs they can't get and bills that they can't pay, i have a message. you have not failed. you have a president that's failed you and that's going to change. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: there you have four guys all claiming victories in different measures. >> brian: ron paul would be the biggest stretch. but he did get a large

percentage, surprising percentage in vermont and virginia. also i think no one ever brings up, could it be the fact that there is no predominant winner up until yesterday when remain remain took six, could it be because maybe people are interested in the field, they think it's equal? could it possibly be that there might be quality candidates. even the candidates themselves they have say, well, this is a good race 'cause we're all good. no, it's a good race because mitt romney can't close the deal. what does that say about their candidacy? >> gretchen: interesting. one of the closest races in ohio. mitt romney inching out a win over rick santorum. you can see there by only 12,000 votes. >> steve: so why did people vote the way they voted yesterday? joining us right now from washington, d.c., take a look at the exit poll, peter doocy. good morning to you. >> good morning. as soon as we called ohio for romney at 20 to 1:00 o'clock, it became clear the voters wanted their delegates to go to someone who signed paychecks instead of someone who has passed built. look at this.

almost two-thirds, 65% of ohio voters think a president is better prepared if their background is in business, just 27% think a background in government better prepares someone for the white house. whoever wins in 2012, will have convinced voters that they've got what it takes to turn the economy around. for ohio voters, whose number one issue is the economy, 40% picked romney. 33% picked santorum. santorum came in second overall in ohio despite strong showings from very conservative voters, almost half of them, evangelicals, married women, lower income folks and moderates. romney's strongest group was senior, 46% of them. then rich folks, catholics, working women, and moderates. that's just in ohio. across america and all but one state where we had exit poll, governor romney was the choice of voters whose top priority is beating president obama. even in states santorum locked up, tennessee and oklahoma, romney was tops in electability. the only state that picked gingrich as best to beat the

president was georgia. that's also the only state the former speaker carried overall. gingrich worked hard for the last few weeks to make sure everyone in that state remembered all his years as a congressman there. but in the end, our exit polls show only 15% of voters there say gingrich's ties to georgia mattered a great deal to their vote. 36% said those ties didn't matter at all. he still won. back to you. >> steve: all right. peter doocy in the bureau. >> thank you. >> brian: now some news to inform you about. >> steve: that's right. police in northern michigan now trying to track down a missing family. a couple and their infant son who haven't been seen in three weeks, timothy, sabrina and little joshua disappeared from their small town last month without warning. the last time anybody heard from them was on the phone on february 16. family members say this is 100% out of character. police right now believe there is no reason to suspect foul

play. if you know where those people are, call the cops. >> gretchen: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu wrapping up his quick visit to washington with a trip on capitol hill. netanyahu spent his time in the u.s. discussing the threat of iran's nuclear ambitions. in addition, he stressed the time is near for military action. the prime minister also sat down with our own greta van susteren for her show on the record. >> this is a fantastic threat to the peace of the world,. but te security of our country, to the security of your country, and the entire world. i think it's something that must be stopped. i can't stress that. >> gretchen: so you can catch the prime minister's interview with greta, 10:00 p.m. eastern time tonight. >> brian: north carolina elementary school teacher who played food cop in the cafeteria suspended. the teacher made national headlines after a four-year-old girl told her mom the teacher replaced her turkey and cheese sandwich with a plate of chicken

nuggets, saying her lunch wasn't healthy. forgetting that chicken nuggets are fried. it's not clear if the teacher is being paid while she is suspended or what she's having for lunch today. >> steve: no kidding. this millionaire's cashing in on your dime. here is 24-year-old amanda clayton, last september when she won the big check in the lottery in michigan. since then, she's bought herself a new house, and a new car. yet, she still has managed to collect welfare each month. clayton, who is unemployed, says she needs the $200 food assistance because she is struggling with her bills. >> gretchen: all right. this miss seattle right here, well, she could have gotten an ugly turn on twitter. turns out the new miss seattle tweeted in december that she hated the city. she also said she can't stand the rain there or the annoying people. she apologized and said she was just feeling lonely at the time. the 22-year-old still hoping to make it to the miss america

pageant. you have to win the state first. >> brian: all right. attention, attention, attention. apple is expected to make a juicy new announcement today about the fastest electronic device in world history, yes, this world. >> steve: "fox & friends" weekend host and technology guru clayton morris, who got his ipad 15 seconds after it came out a while back joins us live from san francisco for a preview of the big event. good morning to you, clay. >> hey, good morning. yeah. i'm holding the ipad 2 in my hand. if this were the new ht or 3, whatever it's going to be named a few hours from now, i would be arrested. apple would tackle me and knock me down. we can expect to see a new ipad later today from apple. they've sold about 55 million of these things. it's already changing the entire personal computer category. people thinking, well, is this actually a pc? it is. it's a personal computer. people who have never had computers before actually buying this tablet. if you think about it, two years

ago, people didn't known tablets. steve jobs got up on stage two years ago back in march 2010, no one really owned tablets at that time. and now this is completely changed the category. we see all sorts of accessories and cases and keyboards, everything, businesses getting rid of desk top computers. maybe we can convince the folks at headquarters, guy, get rid of some desk tops and put ipads in its place. we're gog see a big change with the new retina display, faster processor and 4 g lte network. what does that mean? just means faster. so i can get on the internet more quickly, depending on the city that you live. if you have 4 g that you can use it. >> gretchen: things that women really like is when the second version of the ipad came out, 15% lighter. make my day and tell me that the third version is going to be even lighter so it fits in the purse. >> actually there is some leaked video that i believe we have. blogers are all abuzz about leaked video before an apple

event. this is what it looks like. looks very similar to the current ipad. we just have the screen to look at here. we have the back shell of this thing. but -- it's virtually as thin, maybe a millimeter thicker because they need to put a new processer in that will be faster. but we don't know what the internals are going to be. so it could actually be a lot lighter, if they're able to lighten up some of the internals. you see some of the bloggers who go nuts about this. but you can't see it. >> brian: i can't believe the apple store, most helpful people in the world when you go there, how do they get up to date if they're just unveiling it now if there is no leaks? do they have to quickly explain it overnight? >> pretty much. we're expected to see this go on sale next friday, brian, on the march 16. that seems to be the buzz right now. in that amount of time, they'll be all sorts of meetings behind closed doors at apple stores where heads of the company will come in and actually meet with the apple retail folks so they're up to speed on how this

works. we're expected to see an apple tv as well. new so 80 p high definition apple tv. i will be live tweeting and you can join me and follow me from inside this building because they don't allow cameras in there. so if you want up to date latest news, i'll be giving it to you that way. >> brian: at clayton morris? >> at clayton morris. >> steve: he's at the convenient in san francisco and he's absolutely giddy. thank you very much. we'll see think weekend. >> like a school girl. >> brian: almost. straight ahead, take a look at the latest delegate count. mitt romney way ahead. dr. larry sabato says that's not exactly good news. there is still one big obstacle ahead. >> gretchen: and look who is back. tough guy, steve sherpa from the sopranos here.

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all right. brian? up to you and larry. >> brian: why wasn't i asked about that. after a long super tuesday, the gop candidates are closer to the ultimate goal of 1144 needed for the rnc nominee. as it stands now, mitt romney is the winner of the night. bringing his delegates to 415, taking six states. santorum takes three. newt gingrich and ron paul are further behind. 176, 105 and 47 respectively. here it break it down like he did all night, look into his crystal ball from the university of virginia, dr. sabato. what do you take away from this night? >> i take away that mitt romney had an excellent night and will valley grind it out. but rick santorum had a very good night. newt gingrich had an acceptable night. my big take away, brian, is that this is a very unusual nominating process. very different than in the past. it's a slow mo nomination, a slow motion nomination. we're not going to have a eureka evening the way we've had in so

many past nominating battles where everybody says oh, my god! x is the nominee. it's over. i think it's going to go all the way through and at the end, people will have had time in the party base to adjust to the reality probably of mitt romney's nomination. >> brian: if you are working upon the romney camp and looking at the exit polls what, should worry you the most? >> that there is still such strong resistance among the base, the republican base that supplies the volunteers, that supplies the enthusiasm for a general election campaign. they not only have to come on board, they really have to reconcile themselves in a way that can pump them up for the general election. >> brian: so far you don't feel they've done that. mitt romney did win -- >> it's march. >> brian: yeah. but mitt romney gets the higher income people. he still does not really get the blue collar vote. is that attribute to do -- a tribute to rick santorum or problem with mitt romney? >> it's both.

obviously it's complimentary, the fact is, santorum has a natural appeal to them because of who he is, because of his background and mitt romney doesn't because of who he is, because of his background. voters may not know all the details about candidates, but they do sense what's at a candidate's core. they really do. and it shows up in the voting patterns. i've seen this year after year after year. >> brian: today around 11:00 o'clock eastern time, mitt romney's camp will meet with reporters and try to show how the other guys can't win mathematically. that's signal to future voters in kansas, alabama, and mississippi and places like that, isn't it? >> it is. but he's going to need a lot of luck in kansas, alabama, and mississippi. those are three tough states for mitt romney. i think they have to adjust to the reality that they're going to continue to lose states, but eventually grind it out, get the delegates and get the nomination. >> brian: three in ten surveyed in the pugh research now have a

more negative feeling for the republican candidates than they did before this process started. is that natural? >> it's natural when you have this kind of negative race. it is. but again, we're going to come back to what we always say. it's march. people forget quickly. the race will reset with the convention nominations. >> brian: dr. sabato, thanks for your predictions and analysis and we'll bother you again real soon. okay? >> see you on the radio. >> brian: all right. absolutely. we'll see new a couple hours. sopranos star is here next with details on his return to tv. first, let's domestic with a woman who never leaves the set. watching it or on it, for what's on her show at the top of the hour. >> good morning, brian. good to see you this morning. >> brian: great job last night. >> thanks. we'll see you soon. the dow took its biggest spill of the year yesterday. so what is the market trying to tell us about where this country is headed? interesting stuff coming up. also we've got steve hayes, ed

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>> she enlists her former boyfriend to help her get rid of michael. >> her many boyfriends seem too glad to help. why not? she's hot. and she makes it clear she's bored with mike and very much available. >> steve: she's hot and bored. season 2 premieres tonight on discovery, investigation discovery and joins us live in the studio. >> before i start, i got a call. he saw the teaser. paulie thought, the guy there, he said tell that broad, gretchen, i think she looks great. [ laughter ] be sure you tell her. >> gretchen: wow! >> brian: you got a fan in brooklyn. is he single? >> he's single! >> gretchen: two things. >> he's single. >> gretchen: but two things. does he know that i'm married and that i'm swedish? >> oh, all right. can i still fit into the family? >> he wants to know if you can make meat balls. that's all. >> gretchen: three strikes! >> can she make meat balls? >> brian: he is like the

character on television. >> he's very authentic, let's put it that way. >> steve: let's talk about the tv show you're here to promote. you look at real life hitmen? >> murder for hire, you know. i don't think there is hit men around like the idea that we have anymore. but this story tonight, this woman was an escort. this guy, michael, was married. finds her in the phone book, calls her while his wife is out of town. falls in love with her. leaves his wife, marries her, three months later, she's trying to hire a hit man to kill him. real story. it's so unbelievable that it seems fake. it's an undercover cop. they set up the -- fake, like it was a crime scene. they tell michael to get out of here. and she's crying and doing the whole bit, like she's upset. and in walks the -- there was many red flags. she was trying to get him

arrested. things happened before. he had gotten beat up. he's on camera telling us the story. i mean, the guy is not the brightest bulb. he didn't deserve to get killed, and thank god he didn't. she got 20 years. she's out on appeal and she's writing a cookbook, how to look good when you're stressed. >> brian: you also have the secret of an american teen-ager out. >> march 26. we're shooting our 100th episode next week. it's terrific show. teenage soap opera. >> gretchen: you're so busy. you don't have time to make meat balls. >> i don't make meat balls. i got two tuitions. i got to pay the bills. >> steve: i know what that's like. stick around. we'll be back in two minutes [ sniffling ] [ male announcer ] all stuffed up?

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