we're going to continue to feature those types of stories right here on real real. >> have a fast -- fantastic weekend. hi, harris. >> thanks a lot. a bomb scare in the air. officials say a passenger tried to hijack a plane to sochi. word of a miss happen at the opening ceremony. >> first from the fox news deck here at 3:00 eastern. a passenger has tried to hijack an airliner and divert it to sochi, russia, where the winter olympics are underway, and that's according to local media reports from turkey. one official tells us a turkish tv station is saying the plane landed safely in istanbul with more than 100 passengers on board. the turnish transport minister tells rueters the suspect is still onboard the plane and in custody right now. reports show the man is drunk and authorities did not find any

weapons or explosives on him. officials say the suspect rose from his feet, shouted there was a bomb on the plane and tried to break into the locked cockpit. the flight left from you train this morning. a fighter jet escorted it. and the u.s. warned the terrorists may use tooth paste tubes to smuggle explosions on flights to russia. jonathan, already a lot of peoplen edge right now. >> absolutely. it's only likely to persist over the next couple of weeks of the games. it does look at the moment as though this incident in turkey will turn out to have more to do with excessive alcohol than any dull explosives but hope you're scrambling f16 jet is it's an example of the cautionary measures being taken. at home the tsa has banned any liquids or lotions being carried

on to any aircraft that are flying from the u.s. to russia. this following up from the warning yesterday that terrorists might try to fill something like toothpaste tubes with explosives, with the hopes of bringing down a plane. despite all of this the president of the international olympic committee says these games nor different than any other. listen. >> we had threats on athens, maybe you remember the situation in salt lake city. there were many. so you cannot single out these games in this way. >> but those measured words will do little to assuage the fears of many u.s. officials and others as these games get formally underway, harris. >> actually, about the games themselves, there have been some pretty big problems and even some new ones today. >> oh, yes, there have.

the opening ceremony got underware four hours ago, and take a look at these pictures we have from there now. organizers unveiled the olympic rings, five giant snowflakes rising into the air at the arena. one by one the snowflakes began to morph into rings and join together but the fifth one stayed a snow flake, leaving the four rings hanging in the air. the organizers darkened the rings and moved them away just as the introduced russian president vladimir putin. meantime, a twitter account that reports problems at the games has racked up more than a quarter million followers. that's about 230,000 more than the official account for the sochi games, but to end on a positive note, the olympic cauldron has been lit. the torch carried on the final stage by a legendary hockey play and a leash time gold metalist

figure skater. so the games are fully and formally underway, and everybody is hoping and praying for a successful and, above all, peaceful olympic games. >> some of that hope today being tested with this latest incident with the purported attempted hijacking. jonathan, thank you very much. >> for more on the threats involving sochi i'm joined by former navy seal jonathan gillian. thank you for coming in. i want to get your thoughts on this. we were already talking about safety for americans in the air. and then you have this incident in ukraine. >> well, i think this is a perfect example of the fact that they do not have to actually carry out an attack in order to instill fear. fear is the cheapest and most effective way to get your point through when you're a terrorist and so what they've done today, regardless if they had anything to do with the threats, this individual gets on a plane and does this, now there's more

fear. >> right. and they're saying alcohol, a whole bunch of different things. and you say none of that matters. just the climate of fear. >> if you were flying would you be afraid because of that? >> my dad was a fighter pilot -- >> gives you a little more. >> i'm pretty tough. you're the kind of guy with your background, they probably would want to look at to hire to work in security. if your were handling that. what would you do? >> the first thing you wouldn't to do, whether you're citizen or security, know your surroundings, especially in this type of environment. this would be almost the equivalent of if the -- three weeks before 9/11 they told us they were going to attack a building and then we built a building. that's what is happening here. so when you go into this environment you have to be very aware of the up soings from a security standpoint and very aware of the tactics being used by these individuals and then look into the direction where these attacks may come from. and build proper defenses. >> let's talk about the tactics

specifically, because russia, from what i've read, deals with terrorists very differently than we do in this country. how so? >> well, they don't have the constitutional constraints we have, first of all. that works for them and also works against them, because they have developed an enemy that has a vengeance in their heart that is so great they're willing to -- they're only 300 miles away -- they're withing to go and lay they're life down in order to get their point through, and this has been pushed back and back into them by russia. the other thing that really bothers me is, if something is going to happen and russia is the one that is going to respond to this, they don't have a great track record of actually saving a lot of lives. in some circumstances they've killed more people than the terrorists. >> an interesting point. you're alluding to the caucasus region because they want to see government change which is different from somebody who wantses to scare. they actually have political agenda. talk about our role with russia.

you say you're not completely convinced they can handle anything. why aren't they taking our help? >> well, this gets into the whole political realm. a good example of this was boston. boston was an example where russia didn't share completely the information they had with us, and the information we had didn't get connected with that. even though we have an incredible intelligence system throughout the world, the fact that we don't have great communication with russia and they're very secretive before what is going on in a lot of ways, it may not look good on the world stage, that plays greatly against our ability to actually go in there and defend our people. >> i heard what you were telling our audience. i if you're over there stick going to be aware of everything around you. >> avoid from -- civilian's area, even if you're participating, avoid large groups people, avoid mass transit. >> hard to do, it's the

olympics. >> you have to think like somebody who is going to attack. unconventional warfare operators, they go in and look at the most effective bang for their buck. you can do that yourself when you go in there, look at where the majority of the people are and just kind of stay back a little bit from that. >> i hear what you're saying. you're saying outside the accredited events from the games, jonathan,te thank -- thau very much. >> a russian official says his government is not plame for a private phone conversation that ended up online. a recording recording in which . diplomat dropped the f bomb. assistant secretary of state victoria newland was speaking with another u.s. diplomat about the crisis in ukraine and had some choice words for the european unions. >> that would be great to help glue this thing and have the u.n. help glue it, and -- [bleep] the eu. >> bleep the eu. newland is not commenting on the

conversation. she did call the recording itself pretty impressive trade craft. the white house suggested russia played a role in leaking it. a russian official, who reposted the recording online, said neither he nor his government was responsible. >> mixed data on the state of the u.s. economy specifically when it comes to job. the unemployment rate hit a five-year low but fewer businesses are hiring. how does that work? and what does the white house have to say? stay close. [ male announcer ] this is betsy. her long day of pick ups and drop offs begins with arthritis pain... and a choice. take up to 6 tylenol in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. all aboard. ♪

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al. >> the government's monthly jobs report shows more americans are looking for work but at the same time a huge problem. fewer businesses are hiring. according to the labor department, employers added just 113,000 jobs in january. that is fewer than analysts expected, and well below the monthly average for 2013. still, the unemployment rate ticked down a point to 6.6%. the lowest number since october 2008. that news helped give a little bit of a boost to trading on wall street. let's look now. hearings the dow. stocks higher most of the day. ed henry has news from the white house. the president just spoke. >> it's pretty much a mixed bag for the president because they're looking at the big picture here and saying the good news is that you have had 47 straight months of private sector job growth. that's obviously good for the

president. a total of 8.5 million new jobs. on the negative side, this is the second straight month that the jobs numbers have come in lower than expected. that's novelty the way the president wanted to head into this critical mid-term election year where democrats are trying to hold on to the senate. defending a controversial health care law. now the jobs numbers are weak. the about presidency in michigan, signed the farm bill, and said it's time for congress to take more action to help the economy. >> we have more work to do to potentially make sure that unemployment insurance is put in place for a lot of folks out there who need it. we got more work to do to pass the minimum wage. we got more work to do to do immigration reform, which will help farmers like ben. so, let's keep the momentum going here. >> he is hoping to keep the momentum going, but on immigration reform, just in the last 24 hours, speaker john boehner signature it may not

come up in the house this year. so whether the president has momentum on capitol hill, an open question. >> you talk about house speaker boehner. i want to get the side of the republicans and what they're saying about the economic news. >> what they're saying is that president says this should be a year of action. speaker john boehner said there's the keystone pipeline the president could approve. that could create at least some jobs. there's a dispute how many. also, you can move forward on trade deals that house and senate republicans support. the president has not moved forward on those because of split within the democratic party. eric cantor said the jobs report underscores there remains a crisis for the chronically unemployed in the country. it's too hard for many to find good jobs, wages are stagnant and it's harder to get ahead. the bottom line here is this is a president who now, in his second term, is struggling on some of these big issues, like jobs, like health care. >> this is just coming in and i

was going to ask you. the secret service -- through there was some commotion outside the white house -- has found two bags in a man's possession which have been declared suspicious. and now there is a team that is in route there to screen these bags, a special explosives device team, i believe, and once cleared they will re-open the area in front of the white house. what is going on? >> that's right, harris. my colleague go some of that information a moment ago, and we should point out that this sometimes unfortunately is standard around here and turns out to be nothing so don't want to alarm anyone, but on the other hand, they sort of closed down the north lawn, which is why i'm in here broadcasting. what happened was man with two bags tried to actually jump the fence and get up to the residence, perhaps, but was actually stopped by the secret service before he got over, either some good police work or maybe the guy has to slim down. didn't make it over the fence. >> always good to see you, ed

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mcgruff the crime dog is reportedly headed to prison. at laos an actor who used to play him.

you probably remember his famous slogan urging people to take a bite out of crime. the campaign started in the 1980s. quite a few people have played mcgruff. now a judge has sentenced one of them to 16-year-old behind bars. his name is john morales and we don't know if he is in any of these pictures because, of course, got a costume on. back in 2011, police said they found 1,000 marijuana plants in his home along with ammunition and dozens of weapons, including a grenade launcher. we're seeing new video of justin bieber today in jail. we're also waiting to learn whether prosecutors will hit the pop star with felony vandalism charges after an egging incident. the district attorney's office in los angeles reports it has received evidence from investigator our now. a neighbor accused bieber of chucking eggs over a fence last month and causing $20,000 in damage. gosh, how big were the eggs. this is just one of several legal issues for him. trace gallagher is live in our

west coast newsroom. the los angeles county sheriff is pushing for felony charges on this. >> and it's problemes for justin bieber because he has to show up in person for legal proceedings. if they file misdemeanor charges, means his lawyers can take care of all of those proceedings without bieber having to be there in person. now, last week, the d.a. told the sheriff's office to kind of tighten up their case, this egg-throwing case, so they went out looking for more interviews and surveillance video back up the one you're about to see that allegedly shows bieber in conflict with a neighbor. kind of hard to see but listen. >> i see you! i [bleep] see you. [bleep]. [bleep]. [bleep]. >> another one for you. >> a lot of eggs, a lot of beeps. california prosecutors have rejected charges against bieber

and three other times, reckless driving, beating up a paparazzi, and for spitting on a neighbor. so, for justin bieber, fourth time might not be a charm. >> you can hear somebody say, i got another one for you, at another one was lanched. that's one state. now we go to miami beach for booking video of bieber. >> the booking video, turns out justice bieber takes his shoes s and socks off one at a time like the rest of this, and this video shows he got no special treatment when he was being booked he was searched very thoroughly, following his dui drag-racing arrest in miami which followed the alleged vandalism in california, which followed the alleged beating of a limo driver in canada. you can see throughout this whole video, and his life, there's a theme that justin bieber might plan on getting used to this type of behavior. >> wow. >> or this type of treatment. unless he changes his ways.

>> maybe he'll write a song about and it make some money. thank you very much. academy award winning actor philip seymour hoffman's family held a private funeral today in new york city for him. he died of an apparent heroin overdose. merrill steep, diane sawyer, julian moore, some some of the celebrities attending the service. 400 people reportedly expected to attend. a representative for the actor says a larger memorial service is set for later this month. police say a friend found hoffman's body on sunday in his manhattan apartment with a needle still in his arm. officials have four people in custody on drug charges and an investigation is ongoing. >> we're seeing the first surveillance video from a deadly shooting inside a movie theater in florida. there was an argument that it happened before the shooting and it was about one man texting. during the previews. and we're hearing from the suspect directly. he was in court today, and claims the killing was in

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>> breaking news now. video coming in on the story we told you about earlier, the attempted hijacking, officials are calling it. a plane touching down in turkey. a passenger is now custody after he claimed do have a bomb and wanted to try to force the plane to go to sochi, russia, where the winter olympic games are going on. the passenger was apparently extremely intoxicated. i'm standing next to john glenn. how did we get this video? >> from a local news agency on the scene. we believe it's inside the plane. about ten seconds of video and you can see it loops over and over. can't tell what's going on inside. but you can see it's a chaotic. >> and it looks like they shot it like on a vertical on your cell phone, so not a very wide shot but we get an idea what was going on inside the cabin. let's go now to our newsroom and

jonathan hunt. he's getting together some information. at the top of the hour we were just learning this was happening, and that they had this guy and possibly still on the plane. what more too you know? >> we told then about the indications this might have more to do with excessive alcohol than actual explosives, that that does appear to be the case now. the ukrainian secret receives telling local news agencies this man was, quote, severely intoxicated. passengers on the plane said he jumped up, said there was a bomb onboard, and tried to get into the cockpit. it took some time -- this has been going on for a few hours now -- for the authorities to saab duthe man but he is now in custody and the governor tweeted, the operation has ended and he said it ended, quote, without any problems, harris. >> jonathan hunt, finely --

finally a look inside the plane. thank you. >> on the breaking news coming out of eastern europe where this guy apparently thought he was going to go to sochi. they seem to be able to convince hem was going there so they could set him down on the ground and that plane and keep hem calm. they were really landing in istanbul. >> for the first time we're seeing surveillance video from inside a movie theater in florida, where a retired police captain allegedly shot and killed a man last month after an argument over text-messaging. we'll show you more of the video in just a second. first, prosecutors played the suspect's police video inside the open court today. it's day two of curtis reed's bond hearing, and on the tape what you're about to hear, he said he fired in self-defense. >> if i had thought that i wasn't going to get beat up, it would have never happened. i was pretty confident, after being hit one time, he wasn't

going to stop. >> reeves is 71 years old and has been in jail since the shooting. earlier this week he pleaded not guilty to second degree murder. investigators say reeves was angry january 13th when the victim was text-messaging during the preview. witnesses say the victim threw popcorn at the older man and that's when reeves pulled the hand gun out. reeves claims the victim hit him in the face. if convicted he could face 25 years behind bars. steve harrigan is live. even with the surveillance video there's still debate over what exactly happened inside the theater. >> that's right, harris. this has been a very traumatic three-day debate in this bond hearing. we're not even to the trial yet and there's been a lot of emotion, crying on both sides. as cor curtis reeves, the 71-year-old shooter, he claims he was afraid for his life. he claims it was dark. he wasn't sure what he was hit with but he knew he was up against a younger, bigger, stronger man. he claims he fired simply in

self-defense. the video shows apparent my what many eye witnesses say, that at the very least some popcorn was thrown the reeves' direction before the fired but the victim's widow said her husband never struck reeves, and he stopped texting and put this phone back in his pocket. >> i put my left hand on his chest, telling him it's not worth it, sit down and watch the movie, and that's shot rang out, and immediately -- didn't register with me. i just -- saw a spark and saw him go down, and from there i didn't realize my finger was shot as well. i was so worried about him. >> that single shot went right through the woman's hand, killed her husband, and now chev is the sole parent of a two-year-old girl. >> i know it was dark inside the theater but quite a few people think they say something. after the shot was fired, what happened next? >> that's right. this was an afternoon showing of

the film low "lone survivor"" about a navy seal in afghanistan. there were only 25 people in the theater. a number of eye witnesses said immediately after the shooting reeves simply sat down in his chair, this while other people tried to help the wounded man. he a parentally expressed remorse, saying i can't believe what i did. and then witnesses say his wife said there was no need to fire a shot, whereupon reefs rebuked his wife, cursed at her and told her to not say another word. he could be facing 25 years in prison. >> steve, thank you very much. let's bring in a trial attorney. thank you for joining us good, to see you today. i want to get your thoughts on this two days of a bond hearing. nine hours of testimony yesterday from family and friends. is this usual? >> it's not usual but i think in a case of this magnitude, attorneys on both sides want to make sure they're doing all they can to state their case.

the defense has brought many of the family to show he has significant ties to the community, that he has been there for a long time, is not going anywhere. the type of person that he is. the state has brought in some of the victims' family 0 to show the effects that curtis reeves' actions have had on other people. >> what about this police interview that they played this audio from today? what do you think that shows? >> well, i think it shows a couple of important things. it shows that curtis reeves said he would have done things differently if given another chance. shows he said there's no justification for what happened today. also, we have to consider the fact that as a retired police captain, he has been trained how to testify, how to answer questions, and make statements. he has had years of experience with that. we also have to look at that when we're taking a statement into account. >> i know also this week, with this hearing, the judge was considering admissibility of the surveillance video from inside the theater. the defense wanted to block.

the prosecution wanted: they laid it yesterday for the media and now the video is widely being distributed. what are your thoughts on what is on it? >> the video is very telling. i think there would still be arguments for both sides but if you watch the video, there's the alleged popcorn throw and then immediately curtis reeves grabs his gun and shoots shoots the v. mr. -- in this case. i think the video shows his reaction was instant -- instantaneous. it wasn't like this guy was trying to beat him. it was a reaction. the question that mr. reeves' attorney was raising is whether he was justified in doing that because of force used against him, and the theory is that if you battery person over a 65 years of age, it's a felony. he wants that to fit into the forcible flown category of the

stand your ground immunity. >> two days of bond hearing. we'll see what happens as it opens up for new talk on monday. we're expecting it to resume. thank you a lot. >> house speaker john boehner is apparently backing off a comment he made about immigration reform. now he says it may not actually happen this year. vice-president joe biden is weighing in on this as well, and wait until you hear what he had to say about running for president. in 2016. that's next. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪

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one week after saying it is time to deal with immigration reform, how speaker john boehner now says things are not looking so good when it comes to congress actually passing a bill this year. >> there's widespread doubt about whether this administration can be trusted to enforce our laws. and it's going to be difficult to move any immigration legislation until that changes.

>> the senate last year passed a sweeping immigration bill with bipartisan support. but it stalled in the house, and despite the speaker's comments vice-president joe biden says he thinks immigration can still get done this year. >> the thing we have going for us is the vast majority of the american people support reform, the vast majority of republicans support immigration reform, and if he allowed a vote tomorrow on the senate bill that passed, a significant portion of the democrats and republicans would vote for it. >> vice-president biden says he cannot think of a reason not to run for president in 2016. let's talk with chris wallace. so, chris, let's start with immigration. and all the people who want to become american citizens here. this was supposed to be the issue that democrats and republicans might be able to come together on. what's happening? >> well, it's so interesting because of the fact that just last week, after a party conference, house republicans came out with a set of principles for immigration

reform. now a week later, they seem to have changed on that. there are two arguments. one is that they decided that among the members in the house republicans, they just don't trust this president because of the way in which he has very selectively enforced obamacare. they're worried he will selectively enforce immigration reform. yes, he'll go for the path to legalization of citizenship but won't crack down on the border. the flip side you hear from democrats is there was just too much opposition, too many house republicans, seeing any kind of immigration reform as a amnesty and don't want to fight over is in the middle of an election year. >> i'm curious of joe biden's comments. you can gate deal despite the odds before you? maybe because you're thinking about running for president? >> well, no, i don't think that's why he was doing it. i think that the -- you saw the president in the state of the union address and joe biden

today trying to leave as much leeway as possible for republicans -- there are a bunch, including house speaker boehner -- who would like to settle this issue. they think it hurts republicans overall. it certainly seemed to in 2012 with the hispanic vote, and so they're trying to give them as much maneuvering room as possible without attacking them on this. i think it's simply trying to get out of the way and see if republicans can work out a deal. at this point doesn't look like they're going to before the november election. >> the vice-president was asked about running in 2016 and he couldn't think of a reason not to run for president, he said. not exactly the rousing boost you get when you hear somebody wants to actually run. >> i also thought to myself, i can think of a reason and a lot of democrats can think of a reason for him not to run. hillary rodham clinton. he is in an interesting prognosis. there's no doubt that joe biden would like to run, even though he will be over 70 years ol' in

2016. like to run and very much like too be president of the united states. on the other hand, i suspect he understands, certainly most democrats seem to neil he -- feel he won't stand a chance because he is down to hillary clinton. he is trying to keep his options open. doesn't want to commit to it because if she runs he probably won't run. on the other hand, he wants to be out there as the leading contender just in case she decided, and that would be a surprise if she is not going to run. >> the democrats, just in case candidate, is the vice-president, sounds like. all right. i can't get enough of you so i'm going to tell everyone where to tune in. catch chris this weekend on "fox news sunday" talking about the president's giant health care program, and if a missouri republican and a maryland democrat, and then the crisis in syria will bev the focus. with house homeland security chairman mike mccall, a texas

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hundreds of thousands of people are still without electricity after getting slammed with ice and cold weather over the country this week. first let's go to lea gabriel. >> we begin the fox report with

a woman overseeing the destruction of syria's chemical agents. she says her team should be able to immediate the united nations deadline by destroying the weapons by june. they're working in the middle of a civil war. >> a newborn baby who went missing yesterday in wisconsin, turned up in iowa. a person heard the baby crying outside a bathroom. it comes a day after the mother reported the baby missing. the police have identified a woman as a person of interest. >> a cold, wet start to the work day for several drivers in detroit after a water main burst, flooding streets and leaving cars stuck in icy water. >> i was driving in and just disappear. it was like -- you couldn't even see this at 4:00 in the morning. couldn't see it. >> rescue crews brought in some construction equipment to help

get the drivers to dry ground. and check this out. a baby bonova making its first public appearance. it is one of only few in exist -- existence. this is how she'll get around for the next two years. >> a standing ovation for jay leno last night on his final appearance as a host of the "the tonight show." his last guest was billy crystal, his first guest. there was also a video from president obama and in the end the funny man got serious. >> it's been a great institution for 60 years ex-i'm so glad i got to be part of it, but it really is time to go, hand it off to the next guy. it really is. >> leno asked the audience to

keep on watching as his replacement takes over later this month. back to you. >> the word of the day is salt for many people. official says they had to bring crews in from canada to restore utilities to people in pennsylvania and maryland two days after bad weather slammed the northeast and they hope to have most of the lights back on by the end of the day but in some cases could take the weekend, and now officials say the harsh winter weather is creating a salt shortage in more than ones to states. workers in kansas say they only have enough salt for the main roads. so good luck if you're in a neighborhood, and who isn't. nicker new york's governor says he has had to order an extra 3500 tons. these maps from noah.gov show how much of the u.s. was covered in snow this time last year. this is now. take a look at the difference. nearly half the nation is

currently covered in snow. and it's just the beginning of february. we're live from a salt mine in redmond, utah. i wish you could bring that home to you to the east coast. two hours south of salt lake city. >> the institute says that there isn't an actual shortage of salt but seems like it. the problem is the places that need it the most are running out so quickly, the companies that supply -- because when cities order rock salt they do so in such large quantities it becomes a logistical nightmare to get it to the customer quickly, even for a place that has an inventory of 200,000 tons on handment. >> right now there's a real shortage of rail cars and the infrastructure we need to get that kind of volume back there

these customers are looking for tens of thousands of tons of product, and obviously that becomes a built of a challenge. if you're shipping it a little bit at a time, truckload at a time. >> not all salt is the same. the this pink salt has naturally occurring minerals that make it effective at zero degrees. more powerful than white salt. some cities have to use an alternative that can't stand up to the cold and ice, and if a supplier has salt, it's not for long. >> we ran out yesterday. to please our customers we did send a truck to scranton, pennsylvania, to pick up a truckload of salt, and that's pretty much gone. >> you see all of this salt that is here right now, we have been told by the company they could dig for 800 years before they

run out. so it's not a supply issue. it's a -- how do we get it there issue. >> thank you so much. appreciate that. wow. that's a long time to have salt. now we just have to get it. >> nasa is sharing something you have to say. i just tweeted about this. people have some already ideas. it's the dot in the top left above the horizon. what do you think it is? we'll tell you. stay with us.

>> officials at nasa have released a cool picture you. might have difficulty seeing what it shows. a little dot above the horizon. any idea what it is? we have to show it to you. there it is. that dot. it's the earth from mars. scientists say the mars rover curiosity snapped the picture during the mart yap twilight and if you look closely you can make

out both the earth and the moon. at that point nasa reports earth was 100 million miles away from mars. how about that. >> on this day in 1964, beatle mania broke out here in new york city when the fab four arrived for their first trip to the united states. thousands of screaming fans were waiting at kennedy airport for john, paul, george, and ringo, and they had their their first hit in the u.s. and then showed up at the ed sullivan show. an estimated three million americans toupe in. 43% of the entire country. the beatles spent two weeks in the states and played carnegie hall, the coliseum in washington, dc. by the time they broke uppin' 1970 the beatles had 30 top-ten singles in the u.s. but the guys with the great hair from liverpool launched the

british invasion 50 years ago today. play it out. i'm in today for shep. see you tomorrow. and sunday on "the fox report" at 7:00 p.m. eastern. for you, "your world" in three seconds. >> signed, sealed, and when it comes to pork, sadly delivered. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and a very sad day indeed when you think about all the runaway spending going on, and the cue -- coup degrasses the cash going on for years. the farm bill is so loaded with pork you just can't sort out what is, well, the meat from the fat. try this. $2 million for sheep production and marketing. check. 10 million for christmas tree production. check. 170 million for cat official oversight. don't ask. check.