they are taking advantage of mild temperatures to use dynamite to break up rock hard river ice that is two feet in spots. and damming up the water flow. they are being proactive rather than way for flooding. >> light me the dynamite. thank you for joining us. start with a fox news alert. 8 o'clock p.m. at night in the ukraine capitol of cove keef. darkness enveloped the city for the past hour as the city braces for more tragic violence. so far at least 21 people have been killed in the latest fighting in that country's future. the exact number is hard to come by amid all of the chaos. america against the leaders

backed by russia. hello i am eric shawn in for bill hemmer. nexplosive violence and shaky truth in ukraine. government snipers are firing in the crowd and protestors taking riot police prisoner. in the heart of keef cove. and we hear of churches and hotels turned in makeshift hospitals to treat the wounded and hold the dead. amy is live from moscow. >> another problem is that increasingly people are saying it doesn't appear either side his control of its own. that is a frightening prospect as they deals are being brokered and there is a diplomatic flurry of activity in kiev. in terms of the number dead, 30

was the latest we heard and the chief medic for the profesters said 70 of them is killed alone. it is hard to understand the true scale of the casulties. there are guns and snipers and this video showing government protestors and the opposition is now armed, to. it is chaos as they are wounded and carried around on the board or platsurface that are grabbed to use as a stretcher. ukraine's interior ministry said 67 police officers are taken hostage. and they have not commented and local media reports say this is evidence of the kidnappings. jowly some european foreign ministers met with president yanukovych today and a parentally are meeting with the oip cision. the eu slapped sanctions on the

ukranian officials. there is bans and a prohibition on exports of anti- riot gear to ukraine. that does not bode well for the prospect that europe made headway in the negotiations in kiev today. we are waiting to hear timely what they discussed with the two sides, back to you. >> thank you, amy, reporting live back from moscow. fox news alert. is the white house lowering expectations of obama care yet again? some are wondering about that after what vice-president joe boyd bide said yesterday in a minneapolis coffee shop. he discussed the sign up goep for the end of march. listen to what came out. >> initially we talked about having 7 million people lined up. we'll not get seven but we'll get 5 or 6 and that is a hell of

a start. >> chris wallace joins us now. chris, you heard 7 million target and now is he low balling us on purpose? >> i don't know. i think they would be thrilled if they got 5 or 6 million given the terrible start and the latest numbers are over three millions with two months to go. 5 or 6 million sounds realistic and they can live with that. that would be another sign of how badly the program started. there were other numbers that are concerning and one of them is the risk pool of those signing up. 5 or 6 or 7 million, how many of them are the young healthy tweep 20 and 35 years of age. they need them because they need their premiums and not having to pay for a lot of services. but they originally projected 40 percent of the risk pool would

be in that group and now somewhere between 20 or 25 percent. and other number is number of uninsured. the ponent was to reach out to 30 or more uninsured people. so far, the number is in the teens. the percentage of people who seened up for obama care that are uninsured. you don't take over a sixth of the economy to get 10-15 percent of the uninsured signed up. >> you showed numbers they are not reaching the goechlt what does that mean for obama care? >> i don't think the total number is serious as the other numbers are and particularly the risk pool. the problem is, if you have 20 or 25 percent of the total pool that are young and rest of them older than you expect them to be. it would be costing them more and moans you have to raise

premiums and people in fall and october and before the mid- term election are deciding how much to raise the premiums, we can see a lot of people getting sticker shock. >> not only sticker shock but hospitals are dropping out and major institutions such as anderson institution in dallas and those in new york. and doctors are drau dropping out and swelling of medicaid rolls and you think of what vice-president biden said, was that staged or pounced on purpose? >> my guess is, you generally wouldn't go wrong. when joe boyd bide, something comes out of his mouth. it is what he genuinely believes. we'll see 5 or 6 million and not

the 7 million figure. maybe i am wrong and maybe i am naive and low balling, but i don't think so. non the program this week you will discuss it for sure? >> we will. we'll talk about ukraine, first story, two foreign policy experts and we'll talk to them about the situation in ucrepe and the issue is where is vladimar putin in all of this? putin put a lot of pressure on the ukranian leaders to stay with him and not to go to the west or eu and this is a drive for a greater russia and put together some of the major pieces of the old soviet union and talking about obama care and domestic issues and the governors in town including governor scott walker of wisconsin, and head of the democratic government association and governor walker,

a possible 2016 candidate for the runs. >> we'll see you on sunday. >> democrats, facing a push back on raising the minimum wage. the chief of the nonpartisan government's office vigorously defending the report that a raise could cost half million jobs. the democrats are boosting the white house plan to boost the minum nearly three bucks to 10-10 an hour. >> if the cbo director is correct. the white house- backed minimum wage could cost 500,000 jobs by 2016, why are the democrats saying he's wrong? >> julie it was a fatal blow. how in the world can democrats go out there and trumpet the idea that the cbo.

he is not a conservative organization. it under estimates the regoulgzs and it said 500,000. and we have a one- third chance we could lose a million jobs. this could be a week after. and throw million jobs and two of obama's main proposals may eliminate. >> it is not the first time we get mixed signals from washington. democrats are saying that raising the minimum wage from telephone.25 to 10.10. would stimulate. and pelosi said the cbo is ignoring the report of economics that a wage hike would have growth. >> julie, if my students said raising the minimum wage would

get jobs they would flufrpg the course. they don't believe it will increase the demand for workers. it is a question of how many people lose their jobs. we don't know. the cbo is not certain how many people would lose their jobs, but some number are going to go from a wage of 7.50 to 0. and these are the least skilled and need the jobs the most. >> let me remind our viewers. cbo is bipartisan office. he worked as an economic staffer in the clinton white house the democrats cannot accuse him of spikeing the numbers. >> remember he was very, very important for the white house in terms of putting out estimates of how positive the obama care

bill would be. the cbo said maybe we were wrong about those numbers. but this is a man who is an ally of the obama white house. >> and republicans took the cbo report as vindication of their claims that it would cost jobs. it would be a devastating blow for the people who need help in this economy. what does obama do ignore the cbo or go on. >> the democrats are shouting down the cbo and saying their numbers are wrong. and this is not bibliical, right. the cbo is not the last arbiter of this. but the republicans need to talk about how to create jobs and raise gamings and tax cuts and derugulation and stim lating the

energy. they have to create jobs and not destroy. >> steve moore, thank it you very joining us. >> guess what is back? warning u.s. airlines of the threat we heard and experienced before. shoe box. and so what has officials worried about this now? and more personally how do we stop it? plus ucrepe on the brink. today there are more deaths in the violent show down and east and west and right on russia's doorstep and what the u.s. should do next. too big. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. ♪

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fox news alert. a new terror warning concerns shoe bombs threat. calling for increased airport

security again. steve is from washington. >> reporter: yeah, the department of homeland security issued the warning on to the airlines saying it was based on information that is deemed to be credible. it is flights from the u.s. to foreign countries and does not say it is a spectacular flight. but issued out of abundance of caution. an unsuccessful attempt came when richard reed tried to set off an explosion on a fly from paris to miami. this new warning may show that terrorist may have new tactics or technology. >> this undicates to me they believe they can get past the security precautions in response to the original shoe bombing plot. if there is a new explosive or way to get past security. who knows? that is frightening to me.

>> before the games there was concern about tooth past explosives. and there is another consideration. >> there is also concern about the fact that so many americans with ties to syria are over there trying to get involved in the fighting with the rebels. and there is concern about those people coming back. we don't know their intentions. >> it is a general warning and not aimed at a specific airline or country. thank you. it is just after 8 o'clock p.m. in keef cove in ukraine. night time has fallen and the sunset is there. 7:23. and many feel that country could be on the brink of a civil war.

it is protestors wanting to side with europe and us. and squares off against the regime backed by vladimar putin's russia. >> sadly 75 people have been killed and there were reports of snipers on the roofs and firing at the protest iters in the heart of the kiev that saw the fiercest battles. when will this end and what will happen? . they join us now. ju dith this is so heart breaking and we have seen it before. the cold war doesn't seem like it is over. it is a classic confrontation. >> it is so reminiscent of the battle days and the collapse of the soviet union and president putin of russia is acting like the old soviet leaders. and giving signals and egging on

the ukranian president to crack down on protestors and he knows that the ukraenians don't want police firing on ukranians. russians pushing to be more aggressive, and the united states until recently completely uninterested this this situation or crisis that was obvious when i was there back in the fall, and now we have the mess and the crisis and the deaths and sufferings that you pointed out and our viewers are now seeing. >> when you were there in the fall was there a fear it could get to this? >> absolutely. there was great concern that the european union and the united states was uninterested in russia's aggressive tactics to them. the russians wanted them not to sign the european trade agreements that would have brought them closer to russia.

the russians said no, join our customs union. they cooperate join both. russians put on the pressure, and the ukranians basically gave in and now the americans are creaming that the russians are behaving badly. no, they are behaving as russians are going to behave when they feel they can get away from it. >> president obama said it is not a cold war cress board. he is warns was consequences and sanctions and calling on the president to withdraw the troph. >> in the statement he issued yesterday. there was not even a mention of russia. why is that? the united states hopes to get russian cooperation on syria and iran and crisis that we are facing in the middle east, the region i normally cover. that is not going to happen. putin has taken the measure of

the man and united states. and said that there is nothing that the united states is doing that is i canningcant. >> you think that is the case? >> i think the president will have to do something and the europeans are getting their act together and trying to put together an assistance pack that that countering the 15 billion that the russians are offering and it is so late and so much blood in the streets it is hard to imagine this things does it well. the key stone pipeline. and president obama looks at the green light. i am getting a couple of tickets tonight.

and that is the jackpot. and what is it and what are they doing. >> and new drama surrounding the wolf of wall street and why they are taking the film makers to court.

train derailment and resident of one central massachusetts town. four cars at the end of the train tipped over and went off of the tracks and blocking the massachusetts. west of boston. listen to the neighbors who heard it happen and saw the aftermath? >> the main concern was that no one was hurt. and i looked on my ten window and i saw the telephotocopy pole

with a transformer going back and forth 45 degrees and oh, god. hopefully this doesn't snachlt >> the cause of the derailment is under investigation. the train cars struck electrical wars somehow and no one lost power and more personally no one was hurt. >> any rod block for the co stone xlk pipe line project. the judge truck down the route. it is a the latest delay in the project awaiting a decision from president obama. peter dossy will explain. and what the judge rowelled that the state's constitution in nebraska does not give the governor the authority it approve key stone construction. the judge said that belongs to

the nebraska public service commissioner. the governor signed off on key stone after planners redrew the map to avoid environmental areas. nebraska, and north dakota is impacted and because they made a thorough review, we expect the commission to approve the new route and to do so in a timely manner. the state department is not commenting and president obama is saying that with a beg proje project like this it is okay to go slow. >> i stated there is a process that went through and i know it is extensive and at times i am sure laborious, but these are how we make decisions about

something that could have an impact on america's national economy and our national interest. and now transcanada, company trying to build the poip line is saying this. we are disappointed and disagree with the discussion and analyze the judgment and decide what next steps may be taken. transcanada believes strongly in key stone exhil. and the thousands of jobs and sploi crowd oil from a trusted neighbor in canada. >> skaury stuff. and the latest home land security bulletin warning airlines about shoe bombs and

why now. >> and is the white house lowering expectations when it comes to obama care? the surprising shift from about the sign up numbers and we'll debate that. >> i think success locks like at least 7 million people having signed up by the end of march 2014. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu.

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of the head lines, a massive security breach in the university of maryland and compromising the information of students and faculty and staff. the university officials say it was different than typical hack attacks. someone picked through several locks to get to the data. corp corn family members reunited. it is a rare show of cooperation. >> and power ball worth $425 million and solid in a chevron in california. the tore will get a $1 million bonus. >> i was selling them and bofth them were a power ball and i came and i remember one

customer, she came by and give me the lucky one. and let's pray to god. and i pressed the button and i don't know if that is her. maybe she is the one. >> and the winners lump sum is 242 million before federal taxes. >> and a fox nows alert. a new warning to airlines about another potential shoe bomb threat that is raising concerns about our safety. joining us is eric stackleback and analyst for the news. why the warning and why right now? >> reporter: this comes on the heels of another warning for tooth paeft bombers and why now? a lot of reasons, eric, al-qaeda is rising around the world and they sense weakness in the u.s. number two a lot of intelligence assets in sochi and russia and

keeping an eye on the olympics games. remember, this is never going to stop with airlines. they are the holy grail. it is the economic and psychological damage. you can shut down the airlines. and the casulties. and the attempts will continue. nwarning has to do with planes arriving in to the united states from overseas. we had the show bomber on the flight from paris to miami. the only reason that was saved he tried to light the boot with the matches and they will not go off and in 2009 northwest detroit flight, he was also in his seat trying to light a plastic explosive and caught his pants on fire.

we have been lucky when we look at the attempts. they have new technology or research that is more sophisticated and tragically it could be successful in >> we have had so much luck thank god in diverting the attacks. yes, these guys are ingenous. they think guys of al-qaeda are with boards and caves. it is not that. they are clever and creative. and a crazy example the rectal bomber, we had al-qaeda terrorist talking about placing bombs inside of their bodies and new and creative ways and this should disturb everyone watching. at least 70 americans travelled to syria to join the jihad. they will traped and become battle hard eped gihaddist. and they will come back here to

america on airplanes. this will give you an idea the threat. >> they came out of afghanistan, and finally eric, how do we stop them? >> number one vet who is coming into the country. that's the main thing. if it is u.s. bound flights, eric, we are at the mercy of foreign security. in places like britain in this situation we are in their mercy of foreign airports. we have to vet who is getting off of the planes. they are going back and forth and traping and it is a persistent problem. >> one from paris and one from amsterdam. and thankfully tsa has controls in some of the other places before they get here. >> thank you, eric. >> of course.

>> we talked about by the end of this president having 7 million people lined up and we may not get to seven and we'll get to 5 or 6. and that's a hell of a start. >> okay, there you have vice-president biden saying that the administration will probably fall short of the goal of having 7 million americans sign up by the march 31st deadline. joining us is simon and larry oconnerro talk she host and editor and chief of bright tv. obama care will likely fall 2 million people short of the goal. is that setting the bar little low? >> given the disastrous roll out of obama care, the white house would be pleased if it is 5 or 6 million. and so no, i think they will

take it. there is a lot going right with american health care. costs are down and more people are covered and tens of million of people with preexisting conditions are covered. but they have to get the numbers up or we'll come back to congress next year and it will be tough sledding for the obama team. >> larry, if you are one of the millions that will not make the march 31st deadline and you are suffered to federal tax penalties. and i asked who will not make that dead loip. alex waszerman said it tock him 110 days to get epirolled. if someone goes out to get enrolled, thaw will not make it. and so why is the obama administration trying to do away with punishing those who don't sign up in time? >> it is a good question. if it is a great program why are they delaying the employer man

date and those people who may not have insurance, i oner if he had insurance that he liked before obama dare took it away from him. the president assured him he could keep it. only in washington d.c. can a program and service that spent 684 million on marketing and promotion fall this far short of the goals and considered a success by someone like joe biden. in the real world people get fired and that is a disaster. please, god let joe biden run for president. that would be the radio talk she. >> they are 2 million shy of the goal. >> it is a lost message. and don't forget of the great 5 million number that is a disaster we don't know how many of them paid for their

insurance. it is in a shopping cart. i suggest people not do that on amazon or airline venture. >> there is no secret that health care is majorly flawed. and president obama, it is viewed as his biggest flop. you think it is bad for unemployment as well. >> i don't agree that it is that bad. the roll out was bad but a lot is going right for health care. the economy is doing well during a period when obama care was implemented and the argument that somehow that is going to have an immediate affect on the economy is not papping out. >> i don't know how you say that. people who are uninsured having to pay penalty and not a good start and that is all of the time we have for today. soimop, thank you and larry, we

appreciate you coming on today. >> and julie, we are monitoring the deadly and disturbing developments that are going on right now in ukraine. as we have reported, the protest continued in the former soviet block and the country divided over siding with russia or the west. >> wall street facing a 25 million defamation lawsuit? the real life character behind it. >> porterhouse and expepsive champagne. and you tell them about the side. >> what is the side. >> 26 this happened worth of side? [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh!

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>> coming up on the real story. will our government be allowed to send research, in america's newsroom to decide which stories to cover. we'll talk b to a man who said it is an assault on the constitution. >> and the mother who fought for her daughter to be remaining on life support has nows of her daugherty health. >> and meet the 101 man who decided to run for congress. why not? >> i think it is short. >> 30,000 in one month? >> they are business expenses. >> what have you got here. 26,000 for one dinner? >> this can be explained. we had the clients. >> porterhouse. and expepsive champagne.

>> and tell approximate the sides. >> 26,000 worth of sides? what are the sides. to cure cancer? >> the wolf of wall street is a smash and now hit with a 25 million defamation suit. a real life attorney claiming defamation. it is played by pj burn wearing a toupee. and the attorney andrew green said he never gave the film makers permission to base a character on him. gentlemen, mark this is the biggest problem i see here, why wouldn't the film makers get permission to portray the people in the film. >> they don't have to. there is a difference between

based upon true events and a documentary. >> it a drama. >> this will go away fast. it is a iraqi veteran thought they didn'tous my name everyone will know it is me and i was portrayed in a bad light. the judge said the following dismissing the lawsuit said no film maker should be forced to create a entirely fictionized world solely to avoid a mer a a meritulous lawsuit >> the character was modelled over andrew green and one of the excutives that he plays. and fred grope is a cowing film makers making hemlock a a cocaine user and has sex with a prostitute. >> did he? >> great question, mark.

it may come as a surprise to you. lawyers who have sex with profit touts and rugs may have damage. and mark made a good point. if it is true? this guy brings the lawsuit. truth is a defense. if he is that stupid to put himself in the position where the studio says that is true. >> this lawsuit sparks the battle testing tone the boundary of publicity rights and first amendment. and while role- life eveps areax exrageerated. >> and the question is whether it is going to work or not. it doesn't have to be true. thorough is the ultimate defense. a lot of people including the

bock written by the main character support its went down. legally there is a difference. >> of course, if nop of this happened, it would put him in a bad light. it is even scorsese recognized belfort, the main character's book, might not be 100% accurate. even within the film they changed the images when leonardo dicaprio's character -- >> how do we know the guy with the toupee in the film is andrew green in real life? >> thanks to his lawsuit we know that. >> he basically revealed himself. i hope he didn't have sex with a prostitute. nonetheless, he could say his reputation has been defamed. i guess we're going to have to wait for a court to decide. guys, thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. 26,000 for sides. they're talking money. one county trying to move from

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a legal battle is now brewing over pensions in california. the former ventura county sheriff says $275,000 a year is not enough to retire on. he says he's owed more. that could be -- that means that he's setting the stage for a showdown over pension reform. live in los angeles with the details. >> eric, you know, it's a fight the pension reformers welcome. polls show 73% of californians want to end the gravy train for public employees, 20,000 of whom make more than 100 grand a year

in retirement. current employees claim the problem is fixed. >> there's no doubt about it. >> reporter: ventura county sheriff jeff dean worries that moving county employees, including 700 deputies, from a defined pension to a 401(k) would turn his force into a second rate department. >> it's a great concern. because it's about human beings and lives and the future of your organization you're talking about. >> dean's predecessor earned $227,000 when he retired. a new data base shows his pension today, almost 280,000. he's suing for $75,000 more. >> people are so excited that finally somebody's dpoing to do something about this problem. >> reporter: lawyer jim mcdermott is spearheading a ballot initiative to fix what he sees as an embarrassing and unsustainable pension system. >> we think the most important thing is to let the voters have a choice in this. >> reporter: san diego and san jose passed historic pension reforms. though union lawsuits blocked the san jose 401(k) mandate for new employees. >> reforming these pensions is

really popular with the voters in blue states, red states, doesn't matter. people want government workers to have benefits that are somewhat in line with what they expect to get in their private sector jobs. >> reporter: a statewide initiative would trim future benefits of current employees and move new people into 401(k). that, of course, would be a big fight. eric? >> thanks, william. no secret here. the english are famous for their pubs. >> this one is different. why they're giving away the drinks there for free at this bar. ♪ they lived ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived.

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