a unitty government and early election. it remains to be seen if the protestors that remain in the heart of kiev will go along. many say they want the president and his russian backed regime out and they will only accept him stepping down. the announcement of the deal comes a day after the day of deadly crisis. it pits the east versus west and russian dominance versus democracy. we'll have the latest in just minutes. first a fox news alert on benghazi. law makers were not only left in the dark of what happened on that tragic night but charge, they say and misled. and now one of the major figures handling that attack that killed four americans.

i am eric shawn in for bill hem mer. >> and i am jamie colby in for alisyn camerota. they have testimony of one man former are deputy cia director are michael morrel is a cowed of misleading the law makers. and blamed a protest for the murder of four americans. we all remember that chief intelligence corspopdant with us now. >> there is a new push to get morel to testify about the decisions and choices that align him to the administration and long- time aide to mrs. clinton. he testified the talking points were sent to the white house for informational services and not

input. no effort was made to correct the record. the acting director testimony perpetuated the myth that the white house did not play a part in drafting and editing the information. >> it did innewence what the ciowa a conveyed to the committees on what happened. >> in midnovember 2012, a similar situation played out before the house intelligence committee. when asked who was responsible for the talking points. fox news was told that james clapper had no idea and morell remained silence. >> if your silence creates a misimpression, a trusted official and infused with the public trust, you do have an obligation to speak up and make the truth known.

>> once the talking points and e-mails, republican law makers said the conflict with morell's testimony was clear. he was in the process of cutting the text in the earliest stages. morell emphasized to fox that no one cut the books on the talking points. when asked about specific allieses he referred the office. and if you want to read the statement in full on fox news.com. >> thank you so much. jamie, even if mr. morell denied wrongdoing. members of congress are demanding to get him on the witness chair under oath and face the questions about the controversial talking points. one of those law makers is republican congressman nuniz of california. congressman, do you think that mr. morell lied or just

misspoke? >> we don't know the answer to that. obviously the senators had a lot more conversations with him and there are serious allegations laid out in the latest weekly standard article where the vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee and senator burr, and along with senator lindsay graham, these are serious allieses. and i like mike morell and he has done a lot for this country. but at the time when he testified, it left murkiness. and no one had comb any skwrs for how the talking points got changed. i think mr. morell should come up voluntarily to the house and senate committee to clarify this. for a long time we have known nothing made sense on how the talking points got changed. he may hold the key.

>> they testified and came back in the afternoon and said he misspoke. let me show you the e-mail to fox news. >> i stand behind what i said to you and testified to congress about the talking point issue. neither the agency or analyst or i cooked the books in any way. do you buy his exmrning a or do you want to know more? >> that is fine. no one is accusing that the cia cooked the books. the issue is, is what involvement did the white house have and who made the actual changes. we know from talking to people on the ground that al-qaeda was responsible for this. they knew before the attacks that al-qaeda was around in benghazi. and they knew in the attack and shortly thereafter that al-qaeda was involved and the next day they knew and for 2 or 3 weeks

after that you had susan rice and administration officials saying it was no al-qaeda and just a demonstration and no one has been able to connect the who changed the talking points. >> congressman, 15 minutes after the attack. the general in the pentagon was called and told it was an attack and he goes to panetta and general dempsey and there is a meeting and mr. panetta testified he anyhow it was a terrorist attack and yet the word "al-qaeda" was dropped. why do you think so? >> remember they didn't acknowledge that it was a terrorist attack, not only it was al-qaeda. and still today they don't acknowledge it was al-qaeda.

there is a narrative that al-qaeda is on the run and the administration wants the american people to believe that. that is simply not the case. al-qaeda is growing and for sure in north africa where you have a young population. it appears that someone is trying to shield the administration from taking responsibility. >> you think that morell will be subpoena to get him back. >> i would think that mr. morell given his career and service, i am sure he will voluntarily come back to the committees. >> we'll see if that plays out. congressman, thank you for joining us today. jamie? >> thank you, congressman, as well. there are new details of the warnings of possible attempts to attack passenger jets with shoe bombs. al-qaeda link to the latest

threat. this man. ibra him a l sir i who is called the best bomb attacker maker. security officials now in europe are advising the airport in amsterdam and two in great britain to ramp up security. we'll keep an eye on it for you. >> and a fox news alert in the disturbances in the ukraine. right now, there is an uneasy truce playing out. that is after the russian backed president and opposition signed a deal. will that deal hold? can they make it stick? or will there are deadly outburst as we are so sadly seeing in the television screens over the past few days? european mediators say it does open the way for reform and comes one day after the worst

violence in the month's long crisis and the images are stunning to the world. the slaughter of people fighting on the streets for democracy and freedom. amyicle log live in moscow. >> reporter: the big question is will this deal be enough for the hard- core protestors manning the barricades. one. eu foreign ministers who brokered the deal caught on camera saying, this is the best you are going to get. if it is not this it will be martial law and you will all be dead. what is agreed is the change back to the old constitution and that will limit presidential powers and early election and an internim government. parliament voted that constitution back. it agreed to remove the foreign

minister and voted for amnesty for those who were detained for protest activity and free the former prime minister who was jailed by president yanukovych for corruption. his imprisonment was vowed as politically motivated and that would need to be signed off on by the president. this news was celebrated by some. and the wounds are fresh. the funeral for a journalist who was beaten and shot and was held head. he was killed tuesday on his first day back to work. and finally there is an outpouring of volunteerism since the troubles began. many people are in the hospital recovering from wounds and given the circumstances, many need assistance. this monastery was turned in a temporary center where medical

services are offered. the white house said those involved in the violence need to be held to account for it. but it is interesting that russian foreign minister said those radicals and they are calling the protestors and radicals and mill at that point fighters, they need to be singled out and krietized by the western powers. >> it is so sad and reminds us of the cherished freedoms that people died for here. >> you are right, eric. there is what is called a miracle in kiev. a medic shot in the throat and tweeted i am dying. she worked as a volunteer and moments later she lost consciousness we report that she received emergency surgery and survived. next tweet saying i am alive.

thanks to everyone who supports and prays for me. amazing story. >> that is wonderful she survived. a terrifying robbery caught on camera when a woman and child walked in on the robbery as it was going down. >> that video is hard to believe. >> and a severe storm system. some people witnessing it firsthand. listen. >> i am ben robertson and i am a storm chaser west and east of jacksonville. and a funnel on the ground halfway down the street. you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome.

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well, here we go again fox extreme weather alert and we are tracking another severe storm system that did plenty of damage. there are twister ares and winds and lightning hitting the midwest and south. winds are so strong snapping

polls and ripping roofs off of the houses and now a tornado watch in effect for washington d.c. and baltimore and richmond, virginia. the storm is on the move. we have fox team coverage. garrett is live. look at the incredible damage. the storms left behind. and we have fox maria molina so you will know all of the latest watches and warnings. >> we have a new tornado watch that was issued north of the dc area. one you mentioned and that is in philadelphia area and southern new jersey. and if you are in atlantic city you are looking at a tornado watch in affect and that goes until later this afternoon as well. we will see the activities and warm and humid conditions ahead of the storm system and on the back side of it, the same system produced blizzard conditions in

portions of the upper midwest and a foot of snow and severe weather with diagramming wind and large hail and tornados, all of that damage in the line of storm that produced 250 reports of severe reports of weather. multiple tornado watches and as far as south of south carolina and north of new jersey, just south of the new york city area. and what the thunderstorms do, we have warnings. and when you do get a tornado warning issued for the county seek shelter immediately. that means there could be a tornado on the grouvenltd something else that the storm system is doing is producing travel delays in the northeast. up to three hours in philly international and close to three hours in new york city laguardia. and so if you are traveling today, pack your patience. >> i always have patience.

hopefully we'll have a better weekend. thank you, maria. the storms in the northeast left damage in the south and midwest. garrett has more on that from chicago. the windy city hammered this winter. windy city is living up to its name. >> reporter: it really has. we have winds 20 or 30 miles per hour throughout the day and the crazy weather is continuing in the winter season. we have the damage from the tornados, as well as the blizzards and flooding in many parts of the midwest. the national weather service said four possible tornados touched down in central and southern illinois overnight and evening yesterday and destroyed many of the homes and buildings and knocking over trees and power lines that left more than 30,000 people without electricity last night west of springfield, missouri. the tornado tore the roof off of the knights of columbus hall.

it sounds like a roaring freight train just before the roof disappeared. >> it rolled it similar to a sardine can and rolled that officer right off and in the back of the building. >> miraculously no one was hurt. just north they are seeing a different part of the storm. blizzard conditions in minnesota, wisconsin and michigan as well. more than a foot of snow has fallen. 6- 8 more inches expected by the end of today. and now the strong winds and the snowfall has caused near white out conditions on the roads and highways and enter the and prompting the department of transportation asking people to stay home until the storm passes through and road crews are able to clear the roads. here in chicago, with warmer temperatures in the last few days and the rain and we are seeing flooding in many areas

eric. >> spring will come some day. thank you, garrett. >> you promise? >> i hope so. >> all of the severe weather is leading to a different problem in illinois. 80 tons of salt were stolen. there was a mountain of it and it was whisked away from a snow and ice removal company. >> it is full all the way across. >> did they come in the middle of the night? >> it would have to be without anybody noticing walk out. >> salt in a premium because of the exceptional snowfall we have had this winter. >> can you imagine 80 tons? how do you sneak that out. the white house said they are welcoming the signs of the peace deal. could the administration do more to stop the carnage.

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welcome back. a prison riot landed ten arizona inmates in the hospital. it was in buck eye west of phoenix yesterday. arizona department of

corrections said fewer than 100 inmates got in a racially motivated fight. it was quickly brought under control. one inmate in critical condition. and that prison will remain on lock down until next week. >> and it was a scary moment for mother and a little boyin a massachusetts convenience store and all caught on surveillance camera. and two men walked in with handguns. they are robbing the store north of boston. and you can see the shock of the mother and child and they realize they walked in on a robbery in progress. police say they were ordered to get on the ground. >> the vehicle, and individual bails out of the vehicle and on a foot chase. and we were able to lift the

print off of the cigarette and made the arrest. when you walk in to something like that innocently to buy some stuff, no one was hurt. fox news alert can't say the same thing for the situation in the ukraine where more people are dead. the white house welcoming the peace deal signed by ukraine president and opposition leaders after some of the worst violence in the month long's uprising there. and what can we make of the white house's role in that progress. the critics say that much could have been avoided if the administration was forceful from the start. kt macfar land and former deputy secretary in the white house. kt, welcome, there is a concern for the people.

what would reagan say? >> reagan would not have let it go to this point. he won the cold war and understood that the soviet union needed oil and gas exports to pay the bills. reagan drove the price down and as a result the soviet union was on the knees. vladimar putin saw the reason the soviet union collapsed because of the oil and the economy. and he said the way russia reclaims the empire, we'll sell natural gas to europe and have political control and oil abroad and get hard currency so we are wealthy again. he followed the plan and that is playing out in the ukraine today. ukraine gets all natural gas and energy from russia and russia can turn on and off the switch >> which they have. >> and russia has deep pockets

and they can bail ukraine out and they need a bail out now. >> but the president issued a new redline. >> our president. he loves the redlines. it was not red, but he said there will be consequences if they cross the line. no one in this case is listening to president obama. he has no real leverage and every time he comes nose to nose for putin and he ducks and runs away. >> what is his end game? >> a greater russia putin is the new and great. and he has had successful olympics and shown when georgia tried to breakaway. he would not let that happen and he will not let ukraine breakaway. and certainy on the rise in the middle east. and all of the countries have turned and russia is on the rise in the middle east and putin is playing the game and doing it

well. >> he is at the controls more than he should be allowed to be. the question is what can we or europe do about it and the humanitarian groups do about it. this is disturbing what we see people burned and medics attacked. >> this is europe. this is not the scene we expected to see. president obama will not do what it will take and give the loans to ukraine that it needs and find an ability to influence the events and get them energy with fraking and stepping up to putin. he will not do it. the united states should have the moral stand and say this is not what we expect in the modern-day civilized world. and until we have economic leverage and russia no longer has the economic leverage.

>> the oil situation, we could find ourselves in that same situation couldn't we? >> i look at this and i say this should be a wake- up call. what happens to a country that needs a bail out and loan and good will of others. that is where ukraine is. and the country that doesn't control the economic destiny. someone else controls. it america get out of debt and become energy independent and elect leaders that listen to the people. >> big lesson to learn. sad situation kt. thank you for your expert information. it is help: >> ukraine is not the only place where chaos is playing out so sadly in the streets. there is serious turmoil in venezuela that also cost lives. we'll have the latest there. >> and president obama is under

fire for back tracking on proposed cuts to social security. will this further stall the recover and add as kt and i were talking about to our massive debt. >> and there is a stunningly development in sochi two winter olympics booted out for breaking the rules.

quick check of the headlines for you now. demonstrators in venezuela attacking a bus and in violent confrontation with the police. protestors blaming the socialist government there for the bad economy and oppregz and crime. >> it turns out two athletes were sent home from the sochi games for doping. one from italy and one from germany. the international committee is conducting 2400 drug tests in sochi. that is a record for the game. >> we have 2, 1, and liftoff of the united launch. >> amazing picture. first of three gps satellites

launching to space in cape canaveral. they will replacing older gps satellites that have been up there for more than a decade. >> more fallout from president obama dropping his offer to compromise with republicans on trimming social security. that will be dealing with the spiralling debt. 17 trillion and counting and climbing. but democrats praise the president's move and that will help millions of retired. >> we'll have mark and julie. mark and julie, good to see you. first of all, it was not a cut but lower asks trims the cost of living increases, so mark, democrats say this will protect social security and republicans say hey, what will they do about the debt? >> the bottom line, democrats are engaged in is a dishonest

war on jobs and this puts the economy at risk. we'll see more of what we have seen. which is the lowest job participation rate in the country. in plain english. less people of the percentage of the population are working than ever before and the democrats intend to push more people on the roles and it is a tra vesty. >> how does trimming or not the trimming social security affects that? >> we lose confidence in our country's ability to sustain the debt. you name 17 trillion in debt. that is a huge number and it will be over 20 trillion in the current projections based on obama's te 94. he imposed more debt on the country than all presidents prior to his tenure. we saw pictures of the ukraine in the broadcast, that is what happens with a country and crushing debt. >> julie, democrats say it was

a good move and people will not get social security checks lowered. >> i am old enough when obama proposed what he proposed now and the republicans wouldn't take him up on it. it was on the table last year and people like shawn and congressman duffy and others say they are cuts to social security and we'll not stand for. it and now obama is not proposing it. and when he proposed it last year republicans did not accept the offer. obama had it on the table last year and republicans said absolutely not and ran around saying that obama wanted to cut social security. and now whatever obama does they do the opposite. as for ukraine, i think it is sensible to say it is not make an analogy between martyrs that are doing in kiev today and

yesterday and make an analogy to what is going on in this country that is disrespectful to them. >> the republicans say the white house is not listening. and the democrats say the republicans are not dealing with the tax loop holes and that's why they are in a draw. >> i would add to the tax lop holes, and even the playing field. disingenuous. this is the most disingenuous president and he changes his mind and lies to the american people. >> mark, is that fair to say he loys and so disingenious. >> you can keep your doctor if you want to. that is not true. keep your health plan if you want. it it was not true. and if it was so great on the table last year why didn't he keep it on. >> i tell you why, republicans

said no to him and say no to him why put it on the table. the republicans want this they should have stepped up and taken him up on the offer. and we would have it and we all would be happy. >> and they end up wi. >> that's true. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> there is another budget proposal that is getting attention involves making sure u.s. companies doing business overseas pay their fair share of taxes. peter is live on that. >> reporter: hi, jamie, president obama will propose changes in corporate taxes on country's foreign operation. the white house views the existing tax provisions as loop holes and methods of avoiding taxes by shifting profits. they are increasingly easier by

digital transactions. they will release the changes on march fourth. but in the last budget, the president proposed a dozen changes in so called international tax loop holes that would have raised 157 million. and those changes like others the president proposed in recent years went no where in congress because of opposition by republicans and democrats. they say it would hurt the economy and job creation and little reason to expect anything different this time especially in this congressional election year. >> when the ceo of the company calls the washington office. i read in the wall street journal or saw on fox it is going to happen. the guy said don't worry about it. it will not happen and we'll keep you informed, sir. >> both the president and

republicans say they favor comprehensive tax reform to allow more lower and international competitive corporate tax rates to help economic growth and jobs. >> peter, live for us in washington. thank you. the proof may be in the video, and the pictures that helped the verdict. >> stop it, no, no! >> well the woman said the man behind the wheels a judge and shoved her out of the car. and speaking of juries. there are new developments in the case of a nanny that is accus accus accused. we were going to find out whose kid they were watching and tell the people to have a better look at who is watching the kids. if i had done that a little baby

might still be alive.

hi, everyone. coming up on the real story the fcc weighs whether to put operatives in the newsroom should the white house speak up? and police are on the hunt for a man who stole a car with a baby in the back seat and they need your help. and the girl scout selling these cookies. smart and savvy or over the top. all in the real story, don't miss it in the top of the hour. >> fox alert for you. the white house said president obama is set to speak by telephone with russian president vladimar putin about the fragile peace deal in ukraine. you can see the live photos in the square in kiev. it is seen as a confrontation of the east and west and the president is trying to play that down.

jay carney spoke moments ago. >> the president either is right now or is about to speak with president putin. and obviously they will talk about ukraine. >> the white house said it welcomes the peace deal but does acknowledge a lot more has to be done to insure there is a peaceful transition to some type of reform in the ukraine. >> at this hour we are awaiting a court hearing for an irish nanny accused of murdering a baby in the care. the hearing is expected to begin in moments in massachusetts. she is accused of the death of the baby that was taken to the hospital with severe head injuries on her first birthday and defense attorneys say the girl suffered bone fractures 3 or 4 weeks before she died when she was not in mccarthy's care.

both defense attorneys and welcome to both of you. >> and the grand jury gave the go ahead to pursue the charges to trial. but would you say that reasonable doubt has been raised by the fact that the child had prior injuries when the nanny was not taking care of her. >> good point, but the job of the grand joris there to find out if there is enough evidence to go forward to trial. do we know the thome of the defense of the nanny. she is going to it say i didn't cause the injuries. but infant deaths, the usually the incident is not cause of death. the manner of death. did it died by accident. or fall off the counter and crack his head open. that is not where the nan segoing with her defense. >> i had somethingly a interesting case of a little

boy, who had multiple fractures and turned out he had ostro againesis and you touch your baby it fractures the leg. they will do their job to make sure the baby didn't have a condition that would help the defense. what does the prosecution have to do? >> that is brittle bone disease. and essentially the cause of death is shaken baby syndrome. and one of the symptoms is spinal fractures. the spoinl fractures happen. and the child was halfway around the world with the mother. and the mother had full custody and now the question is, did the head injury that was the targeted cause of death also happen 2 or 3 weeks ago before the death? i have had cases w where shaken baby is rennal injuries and not

cause of death. it is feasible that that could have happen that long ago and the child died later. that could raise reasonable doubt as you said. >> john, this is a complicated element to prove. what is the standard for the prosecution in terms of tying earlier injuries to the nanny? is it essential for conviction? i don't think it is at all. forensically the prosecutions will have to sew it together about what happened immediately prior to the injury. it is not a month. the prosecutions will not have a hard time proving that the cause of death is what ever happen. and the nanny was the only one there. >> got to leave it there, guys. great analysis, thank you. eric? >> and coming up, take a look at

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perfect way for you to show off your other skills. one more time. [ pig noise z [ good job. >> new hope for homeless veterans. an inspiring program in arizona that provides them with jobs and place to live. something that's really truthfully heartwarming and wonderful. >> reporter: that's right, eric. what this program does is a pilot program that takes homeless veterans, gets them off the streets and turns them into park rangers. we went to arizona and we met carlos garcia. garcia is an army veteran. he tells us he was homeless, he got into trouble because he was down on his luck. now as part of this program he patrols dead horse ranch state park where he cleans the grounds. he works 40 hours a week. he told me he's lost 25 pounds and even reconnected with his family. to garcia, this isn't just a job, it's a second chance. >> emotionally, spiritually, mentally, physically, it's helped me out a lot. so like i said i'm grateful to

be here. an awesome opportunity and a great experience. >> reporter: the executive director of the arizona state parks department came up with this program. he is a veteran himself and said that he knew he had to do something when he heard how many veterans were committing suicide every day. so he came up with this program. he pays them $12 an hour. and eric, he even gives them a fema trailer to live on that's actually on state park property. >> that's just absolutely fabulous. will, thanks so much. there's news, he's back. rob ford, toronto's crack-smoking mayor. >> how he celebrated canada's big olympic hockey win. >> take off, eh. ♪ take off to the great white north ♪ take off ♪ ♪ it's a beauty let me get it. uh-uh-uh. i don't want you to pay for this. it's not happening, honey. let her get it. she got her safe driving bonus check from allstate last week. and it's her treat. what about a tip? oh, here's one... get an allstate agent.

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hockey team won gold at the winter olympics in sochi, the dramatic come from behind win over, us, team usa. the final score 3-2. >> he was very happy. thanks so much for being with us everyone. >> the real story with gretchen carlson starts right now. >> bye-bye. and we start with the fox news alert. today a peace deal signed in ukraine but can a truce actually hold this time? i'm gretchen carlson. tgif, everybody. president obama and putin will talk by phone. that will happen any moment now. the polish foreign minister taking a leadership role caught on camera warning protest leaders if they didn't accept the deal on the table martial law would be imposed and, quote, you will all be dead. that doesn't seem like much of a choice, does it? the main points of the deal include an agreement from the ukrainian president to reduce his powers and hold early electi election. tensions running high in parliament as debates turn in