well, for the second year the annual fundraiser came to fox news channel. there i am. we raised money to beat cancer. cycle for survival.org. if you want to check it out. all about the tempo. thanks for joining us. >> america's nows headquarters starts right now. >> thank you, john and gena. i am bill hemmer along with alisyn camerota. we are waiting for the president to make a statement on ukraine in a matter of moments. chris wallace is here to preview what he thinks the president will be saying. what do we know, chris? >> i heard about it when you heard about it. i don't know. the white house is taking license against individuals in ukraine and russia who contributed to the tensions there, and so one assumes he will talk about the diplomatic

path and what the u.s. will do to keep the pressure on putin and the russians first of all not to expand their presence in the eastern part of ukraine and pulling out of crimea. >> there will be new visa restrictions on russians and economic sanctions, do we know what they look like? >> the visa restrictions are individual restrictions on people who in russia or ukranian officials have contributed to the russian occupation of crimea. the economic sanctions, that i am not sure about. there is something of a split with the european union because the u.s. is more aggressive about wanting to impose sanctions and because of the fact we tonight have much trade with russia and the europeans do. and they are some what more concern. the u.s. has been talking about

sending air force to other country,not the ukraine but other countries that are on the border with russia. the baltic nations for instance to make it harder and send a message to moscow if you try to advance on other countries it is not as easy as it was in crimea. >> chris, the fact that we are seeing the press conference with the president coming out. does that mean putin is upping the a nte and the situation is getting hotter. >> you can speculate whether they have an agreement with the russians or putin is about to do something and they want to head them off. the best thing to do is wait and watch when you don't know. >> that would be a great idea. except that leaves dead air time which we can't have on the air

time. what is the thinking in the last 24 hours out of the white house. it appears that putin is operate nothing a parallel unverse why they are not telling the truth about ukraine and crimea. what do you think their next ploy could be? >> it is interesting, i heard two analysis of this recently alisyn. this is just what dictators do, they lie. not that it is a parallel unverse. we are going in crimea and we are not there as an act of aggression but there to defend our country men. there is another set of analysis that is worth talking about. i heard people in the

intelligence community whether putin is stable and whether or not there is an issue there, and that might perhaps explain why president obama has been some what cautious in confronting putin because of the feeling that he might set him off in some kind of heightened and overreaction. if you feel you are dealing with somebody that might be a little unstable that would constrain what you say and do. >> we have been given the two minute warning. >> you bet. >> from chris wallace to ed henry in the white house. we know president obama and putin spoke saturday neent minutes. >> they have had no contact sense then. my suspension that the president wants to get out here because the republicans say he is not tough enough to calm the

situation down. the people in the white house believe it is calming down because of the work the president is doing with allies like prime freedom cameron. and aifrjelica merkle. they say putin isoisealated and feeling the heat and pressure. and they also feel the economy in russia has taken a hit. the ruble dropping and there is enormous pressure on vladimar putin to calm the situation down and the president will do that more now. >> thank you, ed. >> good afternoon, everybody. before jay takes your questions i will provide a brief update on the efforts on the ongoing crisis in ukraine. since the russian intervention we have conchemmed the violation of international law and support

the people and government ukraine. this morning i signed an excutive order that it authorize sanctions on individuals and entitties that violate ukraine or stealing the assets of the ukranian people. according to my guidance, the state department put in place the restrictions of travel on certain individuals and officials. these decisions continue our ifrts to impose a cost on russia and those responsible for the situation in crimea and give us the flexibility to adjust our response going forward based on russia's actions. we took these steps in close coordination with european alloys. i spoke to our closest friends and i am pleased our international unitty is on display at this moment. we have moved together to announce substantial assistance for the government in kiev, and in brussels, our allies took similar steps to impose

sanctions on russia we are moving together and united to oppose actions that violate international law and support the government and people of ukraine and that includes standing up for the principle of state sovereignty. the imposed referemum would violate the international law. any discussion about the future of ukraine must include the lejetinate government of the ukraine. in 2014 we are beyond the idea of borders being drawn over the heads of democrat leaders. while we take the steps. i will be clear there is a way to resolve the crisis that respects the interest of the russian federation and the ukranian people. let international monitors in all of ukraine including crimea to insure all rights of

ukranians are respected. including rush yaps. and have the participation of the international community. russia would maintain the basing rights in crimeaa provided it a boyds by the agreements and respects ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity and the world should support the people of ukraine as they move to elections in may. secretary kerry is in discussioning including russia and ukraine to pursue that path. but if this violation of international law continuous, the of the united states and international community will remain firm. we have reaffirmed our support of the alloys in europe and ukraine. this is a lot of talk in congress about the issues. i am calling on congress to

follow-up on these words with action. specifically to support the imf's capacity to lend resources to ukraine and provide american assistance for the ukranian government so they can weather the storm is stabilize the economy and make needed reforps and deliver for their people to provide a smoother pathway for the elections that are scheduled in may. today the world can so the united states is united with allies and partners in upholding international law and pursuing a just outcome to have global security and future that the ukranian people deserve. that's what we will continue to do in the days to come until we have seen the resolution of this crisis. and thank you very much. and jay and ben and others will be out here to take your questions. >> so no questions in the end and brief statement, three minutes and jay carney will continue the briefing with

reporters. the president calls it a russian intervention, insisting that any vote on the crimea on behalf. parliment is a violation of international law and any decision would have to enclude the approval of the international community and talked about substantial assistance supporting kiev and impose a cost on russia. the administration believes that the sanctions are working and they are hurting vladimar putin and russia and for more on what is happening on the ground is alsip. sheppard smith is live in ukraine. what is the situation at this hour, shep? >> reporter: alisyn, we reported earlier that the organization for security and cooperation in europe was barred from entering crimea earlier today. that organization though not familiar with in the united states, is very familiar over here and it was sewn -- seen as

a way out for russian president putin and they were barred from entering crimea. you heard the president and he mention the vote from the parliment in crimea that that vote set up a referendum on the 16th of the month and allow the people of crimea to decide if they want to be a part of russia or ukraine. that vote is said to be illegitinate and set to go forward. the interim prime minister of ukraine came to the microphone and gave strongest rhetoric and asking what is up with the rest of the world? how is it possible that a nuclear nation can invade a a sovereignty nation. the president is putting in

sanctions but not a lot of the cooperation with the european nations. whether they will sign off is yet to be told. >> how close are the people watching and listening to what president obama or secretary kerry are saying? >> reporter: they are watching what the west and europe and united states are saying. they know neighbors to the south in crimea now will no longer have access to ukranian television. every channel that you watch has the ukranian flag and said in ukranian, ukraine united. those channels were blocked in crimea and all they get is russia state television and that is classic putin control of the message. and the message from russia state television is different than kiev and different than the facts on the ground. this manipulating the message and minds of those receiving is what putin is doing in crimea.

and there is a concern in ukranian government as the message gets diluted that the split will be larger and the biggest concern this will move to another phase, the ukranian government was commended for the restraint by the european union when it comes to fighting back against russia. but the prime minister said in the spirit of revolution the ukranian people will unite and we will stand up and fight if it does come to that and if it does come to that it will be a world problem. >> we'll so you back here at 3 o'clock for your show, thank you. >> if the violation continues and the resolve of the u.s. and international community will remain firm. how will they react. ralph peters, the colonel on that, next. hey mom. yeah?

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fox news alert. we just heard from president obama. he had a press conference in which he came out and talked about the situation in ukraine. he said that the u.s. is mobilizing the international community, we are imposing sanctions on individuals in russia. and we are imposing visa restrictions on people as well. and we are also calling for international monitors all cross ukraine to monitor the situation. we'll bring in colonel ralph peters, you heard the president, ralph, what do you think of those suggestions? >> you know the cliche jaw- dropping. my mouth opened when i heard the president's excursion in fantasy. >> why, what is the problem? >> the notion of denying visa to russia bureaucrats will change putin's mind? he doesn't care if they can't

dock their yacht in miami. it is not happening and not going to happen. ally, show me one instance where putin has backed down. putin has no reverse gear? unless putin hits a wall he doesn't stop and no one is willing to erect the wall. >> what would make him reconsider and what does a wall look like? >> obama renouncing his precious arms reduction treaty and that would get putin's attention and kill the star treaty and offer a significant military preps to baltic and poland and u.s. anti- mussil cruisers in the baltic sea on a paerm nept basis. putin establishes facts on the ground. the vote begging to be allowed to join russia is a done deal.

that is a done deal. crimea now belongs to russia. as i said on fox before. the only remaining question how much more ukraine putin will take and when he will take it. but the weakness and the lack of unitty between the eu and the u.s., and the greed, the financial cowardice is absolutely stunning and putin is not going to stop and he will do worse. this administration lives in a dream world that negotiations solve everything. the administration, they indulge in the fantasy and think they can talk put ep out of crimea. that is insane. putin is not crazy or delusional. the president and this administration are delusional. >> it sounds like it would take a military build up of the kind you explained to get his attention and that's not what the u.s. is prepared to do.

>> look at the star treaty. there is no cost. it will not increase our budget. but obama wants that as part of the legacyine though the u.s. gave up valuable. the russians gave up junk. and stationing forces in baltic and poll land and the eu could pony up for that. it doesn't take a huge reagan era military up but it certainly against the soviets and brought them to economic collapse. there are innovative solutions and answers. but you have to be brave and you have to have courage and vision. you can't pretend that negotiations will solve all of the problems when your enemy and putin is our enemy solves them with military force and establishes facts on the ground and you cannot change with blattinger and visa restriction. this is shameful. >> colonel ralph peters.

thank you for your insight. >> quickly to rome, italy. secretary of state is now speaking there on ukraine. >> we said last week we would deal with the consequence of russia and crimea. the choices that russia has made, escalated this situation and we believe that russia has the opportunity now together with the rest of us. but russia has the opportunity now to make the right choices in order to deescalate. the united states has choices to make and president obama has been been clear that it we cannot allow russia or any country to defy international law with impunitiy. there is no place in the community of nations for the

kind of aggression and steps that we have seen taken in crimea and in ukraine in the last days. and so today, as we announced we would last week, we have taken specific steps and the state department also has taken specific steps in response to what has occurred. starting today, president obama's direction. the state department is putting in place, tough visa restriction on a number of officials and other individuals and the united states will not grant visas to those who threaten the sovereignty or territorial integrity of the ukraine and it will be revoked if they have one in those individual cases. this decision comes on top of our existing policy to deny visas to those who are involved in human right's a puces or

political oppregz in ukraine. it is also on top of other steps that the united states is already taken which we have announced. at the same time president obama has issued an executive order to give the treasury department the legal framework to safrpgz those who threaten ukraine sovereignty and democracy. those who contribute to the misappropriation of ukraine state assets and just as importantly those who try to assert government authority over any part of ukraine without authorization from the lejet mate government in kiev. >> i want to emphasize and reason why only the legal framework was put in place and not the specific desig nations. >> even as we keep faith with

what we said we would do, we want to be able to have the dialogue that leads to the the deescalation. we want to be able to continue the intense discussions with both sides in order to try to normalize and end this crisis. and we will absolutely consider if we have to additional steps beyond what we have done and our preference and the president said this and i said this. empsideways the possibilities for the dialogue that can lead to the normalization and defusing of the crisis. yesterday in paris, we had lengthy discussions and we met also obviously with our ukranian counterpart, the foreign minister of ukraine and discussed with him ukranian

thoughts about what should form the centerpiece of our approach of the effort to negotiate. and with the ukranian view in mind and the input of all of our allies in the european community, we have made suggestions to foreign minister labrov that he is taking to president putin in sochi i believe. and we have agreed to stay in close touch in order to see if there is a way forward, try to get to the negotiating table with the parties necessary to be able to stabilize this. we have been in very close touch all day with our european counterparts. both those here in room and those by telephone and those in

brussels. and we agreed that over the course of the next hours and next days, there is an imperative to try to move quickly in order to prevent mistake or misinterpretations or measures that might precloud our opportunity to be able to find the political solution that we believe is the best way to proceed. the ukranian people, we are convinced beyond any doubt what so ever, want nothing more than the right to determine their own future. and they want to be able to live freely in a safe and prosperous country where they make the choices that people make in other countries around the world and they have the international community's full support and while we reserve the right to take steps beyond those things announced today, we want president putin and russia and

everyone to understand that our preference is to get back to a normality and get back to a place where the rights of the people of ukraine will be respected and the territorial and sovereignty of the nation are respected. the united states will continue to stand with the ukranian people and as will the allies and friends and elsewhere in the international community in order to stand up for the values that we all believe in our fellow, define our fellow democracies and thank you very much. >> secretary kerry in rome, saying russia has choices to make in order to deescalate the matters. there is now a vote on the calendar 10 days from now in the parliment in crimea whether to say with ukraine or stay with russia that vote should not and will not be respected by the ukranian constitution or

international law. and so now we have a time frame to work off of. ten days starting now. >> and stick around on hq. coming up we'll have a world champion that is with us and he worked much of his adult life for prodemocracy activism. and he has a lot of thought was what putin and the u.s. should be doing.

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>> the headlines in ukraine. arson caused an apartment fire. four people hospitalized after flames tore through the building. resident jumped from the windows to get out of there. right now the conference kicking off in maryland. this happened fz conservative gathering with three days of speakers. >> and the fish strike, ally? >> how does that work? >> a nine-inch show peck. >> the fish likely feel from the beak of a bird dodging the jet. >> a lot of animals. she'ds head and fish and bird. >> thank you. >> fell from a bird and got sucked in the engine. >> and everything was okay? >> in the tend was.

usually the bird flies in. the fish doesn't fly out of the water to the jet engine. perhaps this one fell from the heavens. if you are about one moment to believe it. >> i tbl. solid it. ice. >> my counsel advised me i have not waived my constitutional rights under the fifth amendment and on his advice i will decloin to answer questions on the subject hearing. >> you will not tell us who will fix the problem. >> on the advice of my counsel i exercise my fifth amendment right. >> and that is former irs official lois lerner who reported that, and infureated the republicans. and now the republicans considering holding learner in contempt. davidbos president of citizens united. sir, thank you for your time

from cpa c there in washington. >> my pleasure, bill. >> some republicans believe that case sparked the irs targeting in the first place, do you? >> oh, i absolutely do. the president of the united states, barak obama went to the well of the house of representatives in the state of the union and told us so. he berated the supreme court right there in front of them and never done before in quite that way and he said he would use every means at his disposal to overturn citizens united and that is one of the actions he talked about. >> be more specific then. do you have proof of that or is that your hunch. >> that is our hunch. clearly the e-mail traffic from lois lerner talks about her obsession with the citizen united versus the federal

election committee case. it was a case of average americans having a stay in public policy or in campaign. >> that set off alarm bells? and that found its way to the irs in washington? >> first of all. >> first of all, bill. lois lerner had worked in the federal election commission. and he was a commissioner there and she is well versed in our case and knows what our case was about. 501 c4s and when they saw the case and the president and his allies i believe did and yesterday's evidence shoes they were convinced that the citizens united ruling would be the undoing for the democrats and in the last several years, they took greater advantage of our ruling than the republicans have. >> you know, i listened to darril issa, he seems to be in a dead-end.

>> is there a way to get the answers? >> bill, first of all, i served as chief investigator in the committee in the '90s and i led the investigation in the clintons, and we had multipeel people and you have to be smart and tough enough to go all of the way. and you have to file contempt charges and bring them for a vote in front of the house of representative and not just the committee. but the entire house and you have to file them as a criminal referral to the department of justice. the problem is the attorney general is not necessarily going to want to take that case on and that's where you roach the legal dead-end. >> and that could be a year from now, right? >> it could be. this could take many months to finally hold her in contempt. we are talking months and not

years. >> we have a lot of breaking news. david, appreciate your time for citizens united there and we'll see what happens now. okay. >> thank you. >> the senior administration officials telling fox news they do not expect anymore major changes to obama care for the next year or two and some major issues are fixed. >> but should we believe that after all of the changes since the health care law was rolled out. and the latest white house numbers saying that millions of americans can keep their health plans for two more years even if they don't meet obama carry requirements. what about that with steve lester. and saddy is the former spokes woman for president bush. >> the first question from alisyn. >> there was a conference call in which senior administration officials say there will not be

anymore changes to obama care. for all of 2014, and 2015. mereddies, do you believe them? >> no. they are running out of things to delay in fact. we saw yesterday 27 democrats voted with republicans in the house to delay the penalty. and so again, it is unbelievable. the problem is that with the changes they have made that the gallop institute came up with 35 changes and 18 that obama has done unlaterally, it is making these millions of americans whose policies are affected. they feel the anxiety and uncertainty and unpredictability of what the obama administration has done with obama care. >> you believe it is done and changes are all taken care, all 31 at a minimum. >> i believe what the administration said in the conference call and they included wiggle room.

and i don't think or we don't anticipate. >> steve, is this the affordable care act or gumby? >> i think the administration has problems fixed and americans seem to be warming up to the bill. fewer want it repealed and less than half of the americans now. more americans are saying they like the bill. and i think that as you look at. it and if republicans anticipate that the affordable care is hang the 2014 hopes on, they will be in for a rough surprise. one of the things i talked about last time. i predicted republicans would have to acknowledge the bill is long and work with the democrats to fix it. and we saw that last week. i am glad you praut me on to talk about. save the american's workers act. i didn't think it would help the bill, but it is the first acknowledgment that the bill is long and they will have to do

things to fix. it >> a ca or gumby. >> and one of the other things they said in the conference call by the way for the media, that was not taped and people took notes. march 31st deadline sticks. regardless of all of the initial problems with the roll out and state exchanges that are rife with glitches. it will be march 31st. . we are done with enrollment? >> it should fly. you will so 62 percent of americans believe that that dead lone should be extended and it would be a smart political move for president obama to delay it. he's been stubborn and not going to do it and you are seeing that this is impact being the democrats in the purple states that are facing, senator kay haggin. >> she doesn't think that is the

case though. >> for the lady first, go ahead. hang on. >> i think steve is being optimistic. when you look at the numbers it is very clear. 57 percent of the americans disapprove of obama care and feel the president is failing on the health care. and in the midterm elections look at purple states like senator kay haggin and those folks in north carolina are seeing premiums rise 400 percent. this is what the democrats are facing and that's why they are not following obama's steps and want it delayed. >> but mercedes, you are putting forth a particular instance and a lot of americans are seeing prem yups go down. >> go up. >> it was in i didn't hear the republicans complaining and millions were kicked off the plans. and this is something that is

going to be fixed now. everybody is entitleed to health insurance plan right now and no one can be turned away for preexisting conditions and i am hear to hear what the republicans have to propose. >> that will have to be another segment guys. we have a lot of breaking news. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> and the chairman of the house intelligence committee comparing russian president putin's moves to a game of chess. >> he is playing chess and we are playing marbles and it is not even close. >> garry kasparov is here today and his message for president putin and president obama next. ok, here's the way the system works. let's say you pay your guy around 2 percent to manage your money. that's not much, you think except it's 2 rcent every year. does that make a difference? search "cost of financial advisors" ouch! over time it really adds up. then go to e*trade and find out how much our advice costs.

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and will be be responding. and ted cruz, saying yes, we can. what was he referring to. and dramatic testimony in the oscar pistorias murder trial. what made the olympian break down. and why is it illegal to be a peeping tom and not illegal to take photos up the woman's skirt. all in the role story in the top of the hour. nfox news alert. president obama issuing a now statement on ukraine and warning president putin to go no mother. garry kasparov is a master chess player and also a political activist and in the ukraine matter he is critical of both presidents putin and obama. garry kasparov with us in the studio and good day to you. what does putin want and how far

is putin will go. >> as far as he is allowed to go. that is the rule for the dictator. at a certain point he has no choice but raise the stakes. it is it aimed at his domestic. he is a dictator for life and he has to demonstrate that he is all- powerful and he can defy the united states. >> you spent much of your life fighting a pregz in russia and the soviet union. what is it like for to you watch what is going on in ukraine >> it is tragic because people like me have been warning for a long time that is inevitable. and when putin attacked the republic of georgia and took part of the georgia territory. that is a clear sign he would go further. and now, i am shocked to hear that people suggest maybe crimea is not that bad.

maybe the forces and the land is not that bad and dictator will stop. no. it is escalation. and so, it is dangerous to confront putin today. but tomorrow it will be more costly and dangerous. >> at this hour, president obama said don't hold the vote in crimea in ten days. will they? >> they will. >> you know the outcome of that vote that vote will be i want to side with russia >> it is a referundum at gun point. the population would vote in russia. it is about putin's rush. ia all of the polls in crimea show it was unclear and i think with proper campaign most would stay with the ukraine and russian troops occupying the peninsula. >> and president obama announced more economic sanks on russia.

>> don't impose sanctions on russian. you cannot have russian argument with putin. he is a deckitator and he has no choice but move forward. he needs his henchmen and they are vulnerable. and they don't think that they will burn all of the bridges. and they recognize as a threat. and always putin's guys and russian guard and elite they have their properties and families and palaces, and basketball and jets here in america and europe. it might leave putin with no army to continue. >> you believe that. >> that is the best solution but it doesn't stop military might. dictators will only stop by strength. they grow with your weakness. >> what do you think of our reaction so far on what the u.s.

government. >> it is better than nothing. but it is in my view not enough and it is late. and they have to recognize that putin is not important for negotiations and forget about negotiations and forget about diplomatic solution. forget about diplomatic solutions. i think warnings should be much stronger and should be very specific. forget putin, talk to other guys surrounding him. that's the only way to save russia, ukraine and the rest of the world from the horrors of the escalation of this conflict. >> you've heard leaders liken this exchange to a chess game. you are a world-class chess master. how do you checkmate putin. >> i could do that if he played chess and played by the rules. he's playing poker. has he a weak hand but he knows how to raise the stakes and knows how to block. it's time to call his bluff. >> garry kasparov, pleasure to see you again. >> thank you. >>

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from california, police say a group of third graders. william has a look at this. is this true, william? >> yes, it is. you've heard of boys smoking in the boys room but this is a new level. pot. two eight years old and a nine-year-old with their own pipe at 11:00 a.m. that student informed a teacher who then called police. it happened a week ago at sonora elementary. >> we saw the three kids taken

out of the bathroom but that's all we saw. >> it's bad. they were little kids and it shouldn't happen. >> the third graders were questioned. the boys did not appear to be under the influence because they had little experience. get this, they say the pot came from multiple sources, parents, dealers children in the yard. this is a zero tolerance school so they could be suspended or expelled, which is exactly what some parents want. >> shocked about the marijuana. >> to be in third grade and have their own pipe? >> what do you think should be done? >> i think they should be expelled but i also think they should follow it further to where they found it. >> the chief said this is the youngest pot bust he can remember under california law. no one under 12 is usually charged with a crime, bill, so this could go to juvenile court. the story obviously has been a concern about the dangers of

legalizing marijuana and trickle down effect. >> they got it somewhere, probably the parents. thank you. william la jeunesse. >> i have two third graders. i will do a full body-check. a 911 operator helping a couple with a special delivery. >> all the way out. >> i have the baby. i have the baby. >> good job. great. boy or girl? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i uld angot her a subaru. irl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a suru,

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>> the operator used some of his own experience in the delivery room to keep the father calm and help him through. the operator has eight kids of his own. >> oh, my gosh. >> the couple has three other children. now four. the mom said this was her easiest birth. >> and fastest i'm guessing. >> i'm alisyn camerota. >> i'm bill hammer. here is gretchen, see you tomorrow. united states, european allies slapping sanctions on russia as it refuses to back down on ukraine. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. pro russian troops tightening the grip and pushing russia to leave ukraine to join russia. they set a referendum vote on secession, a vote president obama called a violation of international law. travel bans. european union suspending trade meetings with moscow and threatening to withdraw from g-8 summit in sochi. all this as