you for watching, i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. ukraine is mobilizing its army as the white house warns russia there will be repercussion. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm greg jarrett. uche yan is now calling a military reservist. they are on the brink of quote/unquote disaster. meanwhile, hundreds of russian soldiers form an ukrainian military base in crimea. secretary of state john kerry flat out calling it an invasion. >> russia chose a brazen action and moved in on its forces with a completely trumped up set of

pretext, claiming that people are threatened. and the fact is that's not the act of somebody who is strong. that's the act of somebody who is acting out of weakness and out of certain kind of desperation. you just don't in the 21st century behave in 19th century fashion by invading another country. >> fox news radio roo reporter jessica gulaher joins us live from the ukraine peninsula. what's going on? >> reporter: what's going on, a lot of russian troops have ascended on the crimea peninsula and basically haven't taken over the peninsula. but there hasn't been any bloodshed. they captured one of several installments here, one is here. and ukrainian soldiers basically surrendered. they couldn't leave the base where they were. and also, the russian forces have as taken over, what we

understand is the naval sea here. ukrainian naval commander basically surrendering saying he did not want to be a part of this and being tried for treason. and now moving towards the black sea. although he has maintained that everything is status quo and that the coast guard has not basically in effect gone with russia. other issues that we're having basically across ukraine is, a lot of people in the eastern part of ukraine, are basically insupport of russia. and they're very afraid now with the new government that was installed last week in kiev. they say they're going to be persecuted. lots of demonstrations with that. and basically a lot of the russian foreign ministry is basically telling us that they're asking to migrate to russia. >> global tensions are hitting

certainly a deeper pitch as united states and other powers urge russian president vladimir putin to pull back his military from ukraine. in an exclusive interview with fox news sunday, house intelligence chairman mike rogers said the united states is being outmaneuvered. >> i think putin is playing chess and we're playing ma ing . >> jim miller say pulitzer prize winning author and fox news contributor. lindsey graham says nobody takes president obama seriously he says, because he has made, you know, threats before. and hasn't followed through. is that true? >> well, he's extremely good at assessing weakness in someone who is opposing. and i think he figured out a long time ago that there wasn't going to be any really serious

consequence. >> so president obama is a guy who has lost credibility. >> that's absolutely clear. what we shouldn't do, gregg is draw a red line that he has no willingness or ability to enforce. >> ukraine's government is asking the united states and europe. removing russia from the g-8 or g-20 going to do any good? can it be done? >> i'm not sure that's necessary because we're not certain what game putin is playing at the moment. we know that he wants his navy base back. he wants it to be enhanced. the. >> the black sea. his entire naval fleet is there in crimea at the black sea. >> we're talking in crimea, 2 million people. but beyond that, we're talking about a country that is deeply divided between east and west. north and south. half of heim wants to be associated with russia and half

of whom does not. before we kind of wander into something that we don't understand, brand we start laying down markers that we have have no ability to enforce, we ought to really try to work with our european allies who have been watching ukraine for a while and try to work out an economic package. we ought to be working with china. if we're going to have a revolution condemning russian behavior, we ought to be certain that another security member is on our side, we ought to be doing a lot of things instead of making statements that we're no in position to enforce. >> what do you think is going to happen? >> i don't know what putin wants. does he want just the naval base or crimea. >> that's all he cares about, naval base. they have a huge fleet down in the black sea. >> they do. >> and they have to have a port to service it. >> there's another problem with the new kiev government. saying we're not going to have

russia as the number two language anymore. that sends a negative signal to every russian speaker in the i think caution is advised here. a lot of conversation between obama and putin. let's see if there's anything to work with to step back from the brinc brink. russia has all the forces there. we do not. ukraine does not. >> and i've been looking at social media throughout the day yesterday and today. everybody sort of seems to be saying why do we care? do we care? why should america care? why should we get involved in this? >> i think what we need to understand it's not in america's interest to enable putin to reassemble the russian empire. the old soviet union. now, we're not talking about a new cold war. that is not what's going on here. but like any leader, putin wants to maximize his strength and

reassemble the republics that were in his era or once part of the soviet union. it's in america's interest to make sure that he doesn't do that easily without paying a price. that's not going to be easy given where we are in this crisis. >> what is putin? is it pro-democracy? >> no. >> that just said -- >> no, he's not. a silly question, but i have to ask it. what is he? >> you know, he's a russian nationalist. and i think as long as we understand that and not have any extraordinary illusions about him, and about the ability of a reset to restore relations that never existed between us, i think as long as we understand what he is, just as he understands what obama is, we can have a modus operandi. when i saw it in the fall, cow see the crisis coming. if only america had paid more attention in the beginning we

might not be at the stage we are now. russian troops have moved in. it's in everyone's interest to make sure this crisis ends without further bloodshed. >> thank you very much. i appreciate you being with us. >> thank you. >> thanks. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is boarding a plane for the united states today. he's heading to washington for a meeting with president obama tomorrow. they are expected to discuss the middle east peace process, assuming it is there. and nuclear negotiations with iran on thursday. -- on tuesday, actually. he is scheduled to address apac, the influential pro-israel lobby. fox extreme weather alert. another round of winter blasting much of the country. bringing a mix of freezing rain, heavy snow from the midwest to the northeast. meteorologist janice dean is

watching the extreme weather center. this is like the busiest year of your life, right? >> aside from the hurricanes we saw in 2005 when we went to the greek alphabet, this is incredible, gregg, the amount of storms we've had. it will be historic. we could see historic cold across the plains. and the fact that we're probably going to get to the second snowiest season in philadelphia with the next storm system. but look at this cold front. this is incredible. 4 in kansas city. 1 in minneapolis. 76, in new orleans. we're in the 80s in south texas here. look at that clash. i mean, that's incredible. and the windchills, dangerous windchills. we have windchill warnings in effect after the midwest northern plains where it feels like in the minus teens here. they have been just been in the freezer for weeks and weeks and weeks in these areas. and the cold front is very impressive, and with the potential for all of that cold

air, we've got the mixing here of freezing rain and sleet. we're going to see accumulating ice on the roads and power lines. if you live in the areas across the southern plain, ohio river valley, you need to make plans in case your power goes out. it's likely in these areas that you see in pinks and purples, quarter inch to half inch ice in some of these big cities, dallas, ft. worth, little rock, memphis, nashville, gregg, says that beg story with all of the ice heading into monday. this storm is going to move into the mid-atlantic where we could see 6 to 27 inches of snow. d.c. could get a wallop. >> look at that little rock, memphis, nashville. >> this is extensive icing. half an inch that is crippling. that is a crippling ice storm. >> i was in cancun last week with turquoise water, white sand beaches. 80 degrees every day. >> did you have a fancy drink with a little umbrella? >> a little umbrella, yeah, so

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hollywood gears up for its biggest night of the year, the oscars. the suspense will likely build to the very end when we find out who takes home the little gold man for best picture. joining me now from adobe theater in hollywood, michael demarrow host of "in the fox

light." michael, good to see you. let's run through it, best picture? >> reporter: best picture. this is one of the titlest race we've seen for many, many years. i'm going to say "12 years a slave." it should win. one of the worst topic parts of american history. you know it's been a tight race between 12 years and "gravity." when it came to the pga award, both movies tied. and the pgas tend to be a did predictor of what comes out on top. for the best picture category, it's a different way of voting. it's on a weighted system. don't be surprised if "american hustle" come out on top. >> best actress, i've got to say cate blanchett was so fabulous. is he the winner? >> reporter: it's a safe bet. she's won every award coming into tonight. i'd be shocked if she doesn't win. even in spite of the whole woody allen controversy. people separate the art from the

artist. she should hopefully come out on top. it was an amazing performance. she went from neurotic to psychotic. it was fun to watch along the way, too. >> you know, matthew mcconaughey, i saw, geez, he must have lost like 50 pounds for this -- for this award. you know, is he really going to bring home the bacon here? >> reporter: i think tonight you're going to hear all right, all right, all right for one more time. he lost 50 pounds. it was a transformative role. he won the screen actors guild coming into for this. it was an amazing performance. same thing for jared leto. he hasn't been in a movie for six years. sources told me back in november he was going to go all out with this and he did. another one who lost about 30 pounds for the role. he's been making the rounds. goes to all the right functions and events making sure people

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her attorney indicates now that she did testify. it's been a back and forth

negotiation. but quite frankly, we believe that the evidence we've gathered causes her in her best interest to testify. >> lois lerner, former irs official said last night will testify. according to her attorney. >> depends on what condition? gerald issa is telling chris wallace that lois lerner who is the face of the scandal targeting america based on their political beliefs, would indeed testify. but nailing down exactly when that's the issue. after some discussion. and confusion earlier today. a spokesperson for the committee releasing the follow statement, quote, bill taylor, ms. learner's attorney has confirmed in writing that ms. learner is willing to testify. and she's questioning a one-week delay for the public hearing.

we have informed mr. taylor that ms. learner may make a request for a delay on wednesday when she appears for the hearing. but clearing, the lawyer fact, indicate to issa that his

client will testify. what those conditions will be, who knows. i don't really get what the delay, the delay doesn't buy them all that much -- >> well, the delay buys you negotiating power. there's pressure on issa to produce her. and the defense attorney representing her wants use immun immunity. i guarantee you that's what's going to happen. he knows by the subpoenas which require her to produce the document. he doesn't know why she did it. he doesn't know who ordered her to do this, if anyone. so that's really the ultimate question, isn't it? >> yeah. and the important point here is that lois lerner is not who darrell issa and republicans on the committee, that's not who they really want to get. they want to get at whatever, whatever political force there

was that put pressure on lois lerner to go after these groups. and what we've seen over the last couple months when this whole scandal hadn't been in the news that month is they've slowly accumulated evidence that the decision to go after these groups occurred much earlier than weieved and that as you noted that the pressure came from a far more politically-involved players. and that, it's that politically-involved pressure. that's what darrell issa wants to get at. if lois lerner can be granted some sort of immunity for herself, then she might be a hi little more willing to rat out whatever in the administration or there's some indication that

the pressure came from individual senators. that gets to be really helpful. >> that could get really ugly. >> look. president obama sitting down with bill o'reilly said, look, there's no corruption. he blamed fox news. and he also said this has been thoroughly investigated and dismissed. well, that's not true. there are still half a dozen investigations still ongoing with no conclusions. so, i mean, that's an untrue statement by the president? >> absolutely. and we've sort of heard a lot of people on, especially on the left, who have made the same kind of kenard about how there have been no scandals in this administration. there have been some and some important ones, the benghazi situation, that was a very, very serious case where an

ambassador's life was lost. this case with the irs investigations into the conservative groups. these are very, very significant constitutional issues, and i think it reveals how out of touch the president really is. ? charlie, good to see you as always. charlie hurt. good to see you. >> thanks. you know, i got really excited today after being told i one a million bucks, but then i found out it's a different gregg jarrett. this is gregory from georgia. turns out he a winning power ball ticket from january. didn't even know it until he found the ticket while he was cleaning a room. it could have been me. we could be brothers. we might be relatives. bye-bye.

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