>> let's do fast forward now. president obama will nominate silvia matthews burrow to lead the white house office of management and budget. she worked for the clinton administration. they carry out the policies and is responsible for making the annual budget proposal to congress. that is how fox reports on this sunday march 3rd, 2013. i had such awell.

>> it's monday morning already. i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather nauert. it is monday march the 4th. it is time for the top 5@5:00. later this morning crews will pin nish demolishing the florida home where a massive sink hole swallowed a man then killing him. they workers have managed to roo recover some of the family's items in the rubble including an american flag and a bible. >> god is in control. we have each other and that's all that matters. you never know what one moment is going to bring to us. >> it is likely the bottom of the victim jeb bush will ever be

found -- jeff bush will ever be found. more than 100 cardinals from around the world gathered for their first round of meetings before the conclave to elect the next pope. new york's archbishop cardinal dolan one of those tanding the meeting. the cardinal says they will discuss other key issues facing the church not just potential successors. >> this isn't the new hampshire primary. nobody would campaign. we are just getting to know each other better. we will listen to one another from what i understand. never been a part of it. every cardinal will have a right to speak and every cardinal will be expected to speak. they won't officially announce the date until all 150 are in rome. so an announcement may not happen today. >> queen elizabeth is waking up in the hospital battling stomach

flu. the 86-year-old is said to be in good spirits. as a result she had to cancel her two-day trip to rome which was set for wednesday. she rarely cancels her events. she has hundreds of them. when she has it's because of a bad cold or back pain. she was in the surgery f hospit for they surgery back in 2003. >> secretary of state john kerry just approved $250 million in aid for egypt. it's a troubling show of support for the islamic leader. >> it's a whole new way to look at washington. this amazing view of the nation's capital from 280 miles from north. it shows where the potomac and anacostia river meets. you can see the details from the

layout of the street. that is your 5@5:00. automatic spending cuts now a reality. even though the white house is backed away from some of the dire warnings the blame game still in full swing. steve sen centani live with more. >> now that the sector cuts have gone into effect house speaker boehner says there are smarter ways to meet the budget than sillily sequester. he didn't have his own plan for cutting spending. >> if he had a plan why wouldn't democrats pass it. the house acted twice over the last 10 months to replace the sequester. the president's tax hikes january the 1st. if we get a better loophole what is lower than making tax rates

for all americans. >> the president is calling on all republicans in an effort to compromise. they are hoping gop law americas will cooperate after they begin to see the effects of the cuts. in his weekly address the president blamed the sequester on the gop. >> it is happening was congress helps reduce the deficit. this week they decided special interest tax breaks for the well off well connected is more important than protecting our military and middle class families from these cuts. >> yet another crisis looming at the end of this month when the government could cut down when there's no agreement. 4 minutes after the top of the hour. time to look who is talking this morning. we are hearing from former presidential candidate mitt romney. >> romney sitting down with fox news sunday in an exclusive interview. this is the first since he lost the election.

he talked about what life has been like since the campaign and he addressed the issue of sequestration. he has been critical the role has played in the negotiations so far. we should have a deal but politics gets in the way. >> today what we have seen is the president campaigning the american people around the country, flying around the country and bee rating the republicans. what does that do? causes the republicans to retrench and put up a wall and fight back. there should be a deal done should be not just solving the short term sequester issue but the long-term issue americans have. i look at this sequester and also the expiration of the bush tax cuts almost once a generational opportunity for america to solve its fiscal problems if we do that we can

become a -- more competitive globally and the american can lead the globe in the next century. i see this as a huge opportunity it's being squandered by politics by people who are more interested in a political victory than they are in doing what's right for the country. it's very frustrating. the hardest thing about losing is watching this critical moment slip away with politics. >> when talking about their personal lives romney says since the election they have been very busy with their charities and their grandchildren. >> it's time now for your first degree weather update with maria molina. >> you are tracking yet another storm this one in the midwest, is that right? >> in the midwest. this storm is headed east. we could be looking at significant snowfall baltimore and washington, d.c. you are under a winter storm

watch heads up again that is in dc. we could be looking at over 5 inches of snow from the storm system already producing areas of snow across north dakota, minneapolis, all of the way down into sections of illinois, chicago. you will also be seeing significant snow from the storm system by tomorrow 6 inches is forecast in the city of minneapolis. you are under a winter storm warning you could be looking at a foot of snow from this storm system. large storm that will be heading east and also tins fying over the next couple days. it's not just how much snow they are we are going to be see bug the amount of wind. wind gusts over 30 miles per hour at times. that will be producing issues with any trouble across chicago minneapolis or further east across portions of dc and baltimore. keep this in mind over the next couple days. over the weekend it was chilly out across sections of the southeast. we are under a brief warning over georgia and northern parts of florida with cool temperatures early this morning

refounding nicely by the afternoon. take a look at texas. 86 degrees for texas. now to stories you can bank on this morning, good news for auto makers. >> good morning adam. what's going on for these auto makers. sales in february really good. they were up 1.2 million units sold up 3.7 percent. we are on pace this year 15.38 million of the these numbers mean very little here's what you need to know. this is a good year considering that is it is the worst year. part of it is most cars on average are 11 years old. consumers people who drive they have to go get a new car. by the way i see you in a ford f150.

>> i do like those. i got in one at the auto show. if you could have any car which one would you have? >> jaguar convertible. >> a friend of mine her mom had one when i was growing up. she had a convertible black with tan interior. >> black with black interior. wood grain. i like stylish cars that are way above my pay grade. >> the black interior gets warm. if you are getting a tax refund there's an incentive. >> this is form 8-8-8 from the irs. it's a one-page form with 3 pages of instruction. good luck with that. >> if you were going to have your refund sent to by a savings bond or into a savings account, one that would be approved, you could do that with this form. well there's an organization out there. it is called the doorways to dreams. they are offering one person in the country 25,000 dollars if you fill out that form all you

have to do have a $50 savings bond or an approved savings account for that form. if you are the lucky winner you get 25,000 dollars. they are going to draw 40 times weekly $250 for somebody. when they are trying to do is trying to encourage people to save. all you have to do is figure out the instructions for the one page form. >> can we hire you to do that for us? >> i would not do my own taxes. >> are they kneeasy to fill out? >> this form i make fun of it it's not that difficult. you need to know your bank routing number and you can apply on-line to the doorways so you can take part. maybe you will get lucky and win the 25,000. it's a lot of complicated stuff they want the private information. it is the irs they already have it to begin with. this isn't something that will take you hours and hours to do. >> and you can win 25,000 dollars. >> you could buy the f150.

>> it is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. demolition crews set to continue tearing down the house that's the sink hole where the tragedy happened in florida could surrounding residents be in jeopardy as well? a live report coming up from the seen. then casey anthony could be making her first public appearance since 2011. it has been that long. why she is heading back to court. first as we go to a break take a look at the gasoline prices today. new national average $3.75. now up can't -- now you can't afford that jaguar. gas prices going up. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics...

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sleeping. a cross country skier is killed and another is in critical condition this morning after they were buryd in an avalanche in colorado. the men were under the snow nor about 90 minutes before rescuers could reach them. one man already died but rescuers wereable to dig out the other. they brought him to the hospital. arizona state prison is on lock down this morning after 400 inmates started a massive fight on sunday. officers were able to quickly break it up. they have to be treated. two staff members also have minor injuries. thank you, heather. the sink hole that literally swallowed a man from his florida home last week could be revealed today. demolition crews will finish knocking down the remaining walls and begin clearing away all of that debris. wtvt reporter april kellogg is live in florida with more for us. good morning, april. what can you tell us?

>> good morning. we are expecting demolition crews out here in possibly 2-3 hours from now bringing down this house behind me. they start this had on sunday. i am told actually they didn't bring it down fully on purpose. yesterday the goal was to open the front of it and allow family members to get any belongings they could from that how is that today they will be bringing the house down. it is heartbreaking to see this. family members had to turn away as the walls from cowere coming. their help of 40 years. the search was called off over the weekend for their loved ones. jeffery bush was the man sucked into the ground when the sink hole opened up under his home last week. the primary goal wasn't to demolish it yesterday. that's when they will come in today. we were told some valuables were recovered pictures a family bible as well. crews will be out here later on this morning to do some of the heavy lift can. the main goal, get this house down then engineers can finally

begin to figure out what is stable what is not be able to fill in the whole and tell neighbors about stabilizing the entire area. >> you mentioned the engineers. i know you have said they have evacuated the area what about the neighbors who live next door. is their house in jeopardy as well? >> they are. once again they engineer to do see what is stable what is not. hopefully those folks may be allowed back in their home. >> april kellogg live for us in florida. thank you, april. >> it is 17 after the top of the hour. it's the call for help that ended in tragedy. >> can't >> new details about the nursing homeworker refusing to perform

cpr on a woman instead letting hadder die. >> we have heard about the horror stories about surgeons operating on little or no sleep. we have heard about a patient slept with scissors inside. are these hospital horror stories really true how often do they really happen? dr. seigel is next separating fact from fiction.

>> 21 after the hour. from wal-mart to washington. president obama will dominate silvia burwell to be director of the office of management and budget.

she is president of the wall marted foundation. she has been in fighting since being acquitted in 2011 of cheryling 2-year-old daughter kailee. casey anthony bb back in court to prove she cannot pay her creditors. anthony filed for bankruptcy back in january. heather? >> i don't want it. >> no. >> stop it. >> creper drop add junior mint signed a patient who is being operated on. you have heard horror stories like this about surgeons accidentally sowing up surgical tools inside patients or on tk v. surgeons operate on little or no

sleep. here's the question we are skwg today is there any merit to these horror stories. we are separating fact from fiction this morning. that was one of your favorites. >> i love that seinfield episode. >> let's start out talking about this. every time i talk aboto a docto they clan abo complain about lack of sleep. >> surgeons don't operate on no sleep. that's fiction. there was a study from the american college of physicians a few years ago which did show physicians get less sleep than what we want maybe beep an hour less 5 hours, six-hours we want more. you are not going to have an operation with a surgeon that has been up all night. >> what about other doctors in the hospital surgeons aside. >> other doctors don't sleep as much as we would like but most have not stayed up all night. vast majority. >> what about this hospitals cannot turn you away even if you cannot pay. true or false? >> that is actually true.

emergency medicine active labor act of 96 for bids hospitals from turning you away if you have an emergency. they have to figure out what to do with you trut treat you and stabilize you then they ask for your insurance card cannot be when they come to the door. >> then they may be able to send you to another facility. >> that's not my experience. may experience is hospitals once they have you they treat you. >> okay good to know. what about the deadly germs we hear about mrsa and staph infections things like that they can be deadly. >> hospitals don't report enough their infections. they should. when you are giving antibiotics to people you get a lot of resistant bacteria. that's where mrsa comes from and bacteria comes from. chances are you are not going to walk into a hospital and have a flesh eating bacteria. there's a huge exaggeration but there are a lot of germs in the

hospital. >> my experience hospital food is not great but you say otherwise. >> i was reading about this last night a cafeteria in virginia called bistro on the hill people come from miles around. when i went to medical school at sister's hospital in buffalo which unfortunately is closed had this delhi that is unbelievable. everyone in the neighborhood came for the today. many tonights have good food. it is a myth hospitals have bad food. >> i have to disagree with you. what about doctors leaving instruments inside a body. >> we saw seinfield in the beginning. we are worried about this. the statistics an the facts are it rarely happens. 28 million inpatient operations every year a few,000 times per yo year that actually happens. >> you don't want to be one of those people. thank you so much from our fox news medal a team. coming up a baby already being hailed as a medical

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radio oo thanks for waking up with us. you are watching "fox & friends first". i am heather nauert. >> i am ainsley earhardt. top 5 stories making news at this hour. today engineers hope to get a clear view of the giant sink hole which literally swallow add florida man on thursday night. crews partially tearing down the home yesterday will finish the demolition process this morning. they saved family photos american flag and the bible. >> we have a lot of the stuff we cherished in this house almost 39 years. we have that now. and we have each other and that's all that matters. >> loved ones continuing to grieve for 37-year-old jeff bush who's body is unlikely to ever

be recovered. >> the drummer for country star kelly accomplishing has been seriously injured on one of two crashes on a highway. he suffered head and neck injuries a 4 car crash. pickler asking fans to pray for him on twitter. it happened 15 minutes after another crash on the other side of the highway that killed 6 people it was a family returning from rural wisconsin a home from vacation in florida. a california retirement community is doing their own investigation now. after a nursery fuses to do cpr on a resident there they saved her life captured on a dramatic 911 call.

>> that call came from after an 87-year-old woman collapsed. a dispaper pleads with the nurse to help but she refuses ex laning company policy prohibits her from doing cpr because they are not a skilled nursing facility. >> they are going to let her die. she has a human being. is there any one there willing to help this lady and not let her die? >> not at this time. >> the patient eventually was taken to the hospital where she did die. the family says they are satisfied with the facility's actions. >> doesn't that story make you mad? >> this is a happy story. this is a huge step in eliminating hiv. doctors announcing for the first time ever a little baby has been cured of hiv. mississippi baby was treated gracively with anti retro viral drugs about 30 hours after birth now that child is about 2 and a half years old. it is the only known case of someone being cured. there was a man in berlin so

this would be the second case. he had leukemia. he receive add bone marrow transplant from someone else genetically resistant to hiv. it is a buzzer beater for the ages. take a look. >> opposite it's knocked around and mount vernon holds on to the win. hold on one second. >> how exciting pandemonium at the final in new york after a breath taking shot. he intercepts the ball after his own inbound pass was stolen and he got the 55 foot shot off with .seconds left. new rochelle beating mount vernon 51-68 to advance to the semi regional finals. that's your 5@5:30. >> the blame game is playing out in washington this morning over sequestration. now washington is in wait and see mode. federal agencies have left money

utilized thanks to those automatic spending cuts. kelly wright has more. >> you wish they would make a buzzer beater make a winning shot for the american people that's not happening. ner in a sequester because quote they have remappeded it and senate refused to act. the finger pointing of blaming that's what's happening right now, heather. they played out in more detail on sunday talk shows republicans and democrats talking about the cause of sequestration. republicans saying spending is a problem and must be dealt with. >> republicans want tax reforms. they want what breaks down for all americans. to say we have to use that for sec ster every one knows washington has a spending

problem. president obama wants a compromise to work with him. he is worried about how it will effect the economy. >> this will cause a ripple effect across the country. the longer they remain in effect the grart the damage. >> the sequester could cause the loss of 750,000 dollar jobs and slow the economy by more than 1 and a half percent. >> our hope is as more republicans start to see the pain in their own districts that they will choose bipartisan compromise over this position. that's why just yesterday the president is on the phone calling both democrat and republican senators who he believes want to be a part of a compromise. >> national economic counselor asks quote this is not a win for any one.

meantime the uncertainty is affecting stock markets over seas and you can be sure wall street is watching this one as well. thank you so much kelly wright in washington. queen elizabeth in the hospital today battling the stomach flu at 86 years old doctors say they want to keep a close eye on her. reporter paul harrison is live outside of the hospital with all of the details. paul? good afternoon from london. the queen has been here in the hospital for less than 24-hours. we got a note from buckingham palace on friday to say she was suffering from symptoms of gastro int rightttirnitytis. she was going to be staying at windsor all week. then we heard nothing for about 24-hours until yesterday afternoon another statement. this time telling us that the queen had been brought here at

the hospital in central london for further checkout for assessment. there was some concern that suddenly perhaps her health was worse. we are told by buckingham palace she is in good health and also in good spirits. she will be assessed for the next few days or so. whether she is having further tests for other things we don't know. we are unlikely to be told perhaps at all. certainly the queen likely to be here for at least another couple of days or so as she has been forced to cancel all of her engagements next week including a trip to rome or london with the italian president. she will not like the fact that she is had to cancel all of her engagements but clearly for the queen right now it is her health that must come first. >> whatever the doctors say. thanks so much paul harris live in london this morning. it is time now to get your first degree weather update with maria molina. >> the midwest about to get hit

again with another snowstorm. >> they are start to go see some of the snow coming down across sections of minnesota, wisconsin even down into sections of illinois. the center of the storm system is pretty far west right now across central sections. the storm will gather strength and also more moisture. that's when it will get going as we head into later today across sections of north central north dakota and eventually into sections of the great lakes. by wednesday it could be impacting dc with significant snow. we have a winter storm watch in effect for the city of washington, d.c. and also the baltimore area. looking at snow right now across north dakota, minnesota, iowa down into sections of illinois there is aven yan area see ago wintery snow mix. warning for the city of chicago state of virginia under a winter storm watch as well.

those sections higher elevations could be seen easily over a foot of snow. these are a couple of cities in some of the forecast. 6-9 in chicago. dc could be looking at over 5 inches of snow. >> um looking forward to moving the clocks forward. let's think about the positive things. >> bobby rogers an original member of the motown group the miracles has died. flush >> great song. roger helped found the group in

1956. his hits including you really got a hold on me. miracles member smoky robinson said quote bobby was my brother he was a good friend he was 73 years old. brittany spears little sister jimmy lynn is getting married. the 21-year-old gotten gage to do her boyfriend of three years. now she will have his name jamie watson. it will be the first trip down the aisle. >> jack the giant slar $28 million identity thief took in 9.7 million to capture second place. 21 and over finished third with $9 million. we are 21 and older. >> just a little. >> top stories this morning. the miami heat is sizzling fwheet the nicks 99-93 for their 14 st. straight win. that ties a franchise record. scary moenlts for danica patrick in the subway fresh 500.

>> canada slamming straight into the wall. she is fine but couldn't continue on with the race. kicker lauren silverman becoming the fist women ever to take part in the regional combine. she limped off the field after 20 yards. silverman says she reaggravated -- i don't know why that is hard for me to say this morning. she reaggravated an injury in her quad. >> 5:41. >> no wonder. >> it is 41 after the top of the hour. a woman hit by a bus and dragged underneath it. look at that. how she managed to walk away. >> we have always been told not to hit the gym before you go to bed. there's research you may want to hear about. may tell you about working up a sweat.

>> let's span the globe to see what stories are making headlines overseas. secretary of state john kerry approving the release of $250 million of aid for egypt. he made the announcement after mohammed morsi. they show support for the islamist leader. amazing video of this woman who is lucky to be alive after being rundown by the scooter. the truck driver didn't even slow down. somehow the come gets right back up and she chases after the truck. the scooter acted as a buffer. >> detroit has been in financial trouble for years and years now. now the state of michigan is ready to takeover. they would be the largest city to have a state control test

finances. >> michigan governor rick snyder declared a financial emergency in detroit which effectively clears the way for the state to assume control of the city's books and decide whether detroit should file for the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. snierd has identified a top candidate to act as the stays emergency manager but wouldn't idea my the actual person. detroit faces $327 million budget deficit more than 14 billion in long-term debt and persistent cash flow issues. detroit mayor dave binge says he will try to work with the state he is against having an emergency manager. detroit officials have 10-days to request a hearing from the governor about the decision which snyder says will be held on march 12th. after that he will confirm or revoke the declaration of emergency. if he confirms the emergency as expected management of fiscal affairs would have a board composed of three state officials who snyder appoints

and he will make an emergency manager but in practice snyder will be making the final decision here. looks like that is what is going to happen here. >> diane macedo from the fox business network. thank you so much. we will stay on top of that one. >> still ahead they risk their lives fighting for our country. they all lost their homes because of major mistakes that were made by the big banks. we will tell you about the latest on that. >> one of the biggest holidays of the year. where should you go if you want to celebrate on st. patrick's day? we have the skinny for you coming up next. first let's check in with steve doocy with what's coming up on "fox & friends." you have two weeks to come up with a green tie. we are going to have donald trump, thomas rat is going to be performing for us. opening for jason aldean. the story of a vietnam vet

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>> good mornimorning to you. it is 9 minutes past the hour. the nation's biggest banks more than 700 military members homes. the latest revelation is the latest development in the long and tangled effort to try to clean up that entire mortgage mess. >> if exercising before bedtime works for you just do it. it is new advice from the leading sleep study group. they find people who exercise any time of the day report sleeping better and feeling more rested compared to those who don't exercise.

>> where is the best place for you and your family to go? we have four cities with the bigs saint patrick -- biggest st. patrick's day. >> we all have a reason to celebrate. the first city boston probably the most irish city of any in the country. >> a quarter claim they have irish. >> a million people turning out for the parade. we will have a road race sponsored by the boys and girls club. it's a 5 k thousands of people turnout for that as well. >> then they go and drink the beer. >> absolutely. then there's the irish heritage trail three mile stretch in downtown boston.

great time to go check out some of the monuments. >> take the kids if you don't want to do the pub crawl. >> i am from the south a lot of people flock to savannah and georgia. >> you wouldn't think television as a big irish celebration. they have a huge run object river. they have a big parade that takes place. they go to the fountain green it is flowing green water all week long. >> you can eat at paula deen's restaurant, too. >> a lot of irish people around. >> huge in new york city. they have been celebrating in new york thanks to the decoration olaration of indepen. huge parade here. there's a pub crawl that goes on for three-days. >> a lot of partygoers around

town. irish rockers at bb king blues. this has been taking place for 20-years. that's a historic event. >> chicago does it right for st. patrick's day. the eco friendly vegetable die for those who worry about that. following that the their big st. patrick's day parade. there's a lot going on in major cities all weaned long. >> and you have three kids. doing anything? >> probably staying home with the kids doing more the educational. >> when we were growing up if you didn't wear green on st. patrick's day you got pinched at school. good to see you this morning. it is 6 minutes after the top of the hour. a car smashing through a store front. this police officer turning a good samaritan into an internet

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