hello and good morning. it is saturday the 8th of march, 2014. a boeing 777 vanishing mid flight and search and rescue crews are scrambling at this hour to find out what happened to 239 people. how does a jumbo jet just disappear. even more people have stopped looking for work all together. so why is the president in miami selling student loans and more debt to our unemployed dead people?

and a republican rallying cry. >> get out of the health care business, get out of the education business, let the sleeping giant of american enterprise create prosperity again. governor perry was not alone in firing up the crowd. we have your cpac highlights, fox and friends begins right now. we begin this morning with a fox news alert, a search under way at this hour for a malaysia airlines plane vanished, carrying 239 passengers on board, at least three americans, one of them an infant. >> overnight naval vessels and three helicopters were isnsent the area where the airline last made contact.

>> the plane that was heading to beijing lost contact a for two hours, that was about 1:30 p.m. yesterday. there was no sign of problems on the plane or bad weather in the area. anxious relatives are camping out at the beijing airport waiting for any kind of news? the question is how does a plane just disappear? j.p., thank you for joining us this morning. what's so scary about this, is that you think about crashes happening on takeoff or landing, not a plane dropping out of the sky. >> not a plane as modern than this, the only way this happenses is that the crew becomes incapacitated. you have an explosion, you have a hijack, you have some type of malfunction of the aircraft that eliminates any transmissions, you have an aircraft that disappears with not one transmission by the pilots,

that's extremely unusual and very suspicious. >> i was speaking with you earlier and you said that the idea that both pilots become incapacitated, natural causes, is not really likely, what's the likelihood that an electrical failure could have caused all this and what could have caused this electrical failure? >> this is not -- the 777 won't have a computer failure. the pilots even at the very least of everything failing would be back to the battery bus. the aircraft was actually lost 40 minutes after takeoff and the south vietnamese radar took -- 120 miles off the coast of south vietnam. so my initial point, two hours would have put him over ho chi

minh city. they have not picked up wreckage as of the last time i checked. >> if it crashed into ho chi minh city we would have known about it. >> or anywhere on that island, that peninsula. >> take us through what exactly is happening now, we understand that we were just reporting that an electronic signal was picked up. what does that mean and how likely is it that they will find some sort of intact wreck contact? when does that signal pick up? when it crashes? or on descent, how does it happen? >> i was following an advanced radar position that. track does not coincide with two hours when i was looking at it. got up to 35,000, was at its cruising speed. now what you also have is a device called acars, that's transmitting everything that

aircraft is doing, it's transmitting automatically. so both are transmitting automatically. so in this case, they don't have to wait to get the crash data recorder, wherever that aircraft crashed. it would be transmitting on the way down. >> so we would know? >> they would be transmitting back to boeing and back to malaysia. >> why is there this mystery? so then therefore it might have been some sort of electrical failure to your point because otherwise it would be transmitting that whole time. they would know where this thing is? >> they wouldn't know it exactly. but the vietnamese navy has pinpointed it, spotting a signal, seeing an aircraft descending. >> aren't pilots trained to try to communicate until the very end? >> until the very end, every crash voice recorder i have ever heard, to the very end, they're

fighting and yelling and shouting and coaxing the airplane and doing all kinds of things, that's what you're trained for. and that transmission is automatically going out. it's a reflex. you automatically hot mike and you're broadcasting and you're busy in there. so it's so unusual. i hope its not a duplication of a malaysian that has never been determined or the cause back in 1977, they lost a b-737 that did a high dive. there was a fight in the cockpit, there was a possibility that there was a hijack and the crew went in, or the crew itself, one of the crewmembers, killed another crewmember and took the airplane in. but since there was nothing ever left of that aircraft, from a high dive all the way in, it's a mystery. >> we don't have the double door

system, where there's a little vestibule, pilots come out, the door locks, then you open up the other door and you go out. in most of the aircraft, you'll notice when the pilot comes out one door, the flight attendants move a cart up there, and they stand there. >> so you don't think that's sufficient to protect the cockpit. >> i never did, right from the get-go, when they started doing that system. i argued against it. fought against it, argued with the dot. i fought for a double door system. >> there was a plane crash, a few years ago, maybe 10 years ago, with a pga golfer on bore. >> a learjet. >> and the pilot had passed out, he had passed out, they were not able to communicate with anyone on board and it was veering off for hours flying. and there was some sort of an atmospheric issue inside the aircraft, right? >> what they had not done is pressurized the aircraft.

that particular learjet has the levers outside. and it was not changed over properly. so they took off, very few commercial pilots unless you're military and fighters have ever been into an a isobaric chamber. so what they did was climb, and the pilot climbed right with the aircraft and did not stop at 5,000 feet. they began to fall asleep. pilots, passengers, everybody. so when the aircraft was on autopilot, it flew until it ran out of gas. they launched fighters to take it down, but they didn't have to. but that also happened in an md md-80 to cypress. they thing would have started the desent into athens airport. and then what?

>> thank you for your time today. >> and a reminder too that these airplanes really are safe. it's a lot more hazardous to be driving a a car. >> far more. >> it's more hazardous to take a shower, i think. >> it is. >> j.b., thank you. >> my pleasure. nine minutes after the hour, we do have some other stories making headlines. on to another fox news alert. new overnight, russia tightens its grip in ukraine. the soldiers reported crashed through the gates, throwing stun grenades and cut phone lines. ukrainian troops were then told to pledge allegiance to russia. focus now shifting to russian president vladimir putin and a theory that the kremlin was intent on fuelling the protest

as a reason to invade. putin busy with the opening of the par olympic games in sochi, still denies that the troops have taken over crimea and warns any sanctions slapped on russia will boom rang back on the united states. also this morning, will oscar pistorius take the stand 59 his murder trial? authorities say yes. a security guard in the gated community where pistorius lived taking the stand. he testified, pistorius told him everything was fine when he called to investigate gunshots coming from the home the night reba steencamp was killed. he said he accidently shot and killed his model girlfriend after mistaking her for an intruder. court will resume on monday. and a big break in the irs targeting scandal.

investigators say they are key to determining the level of wrong doing and deception committed by the agency. this coming just days after learner refused to testify for the second time about her role in the controversy. house investigators had threatened to subpoena the e-mails if the irs would not hand them over. it's a sure sign spring is on the way, daylight-saving time and don't forget to set your clock 60 minutes later before going to bed tonight, you loses an hour of sleep, but get an extra hour of daylight, daylight-saving time officially starts on sunday at 2:00 a a.m. it's not daylight savings time. >> it just enrages me. >> infuriates me. the unemployment rate has gone up, but the remarkable thing is, it still sounds pretty low if you hear the official number, 6.7%. that does not begin to tell the

real story. here's the beginning of the real story. the labor participation rate, 63%, that's the lowest rate since 1978. >> a lot of allusions to jim my carter. take a look at the black youth number. >> unbelievable. >> 32.4%. when i saw that yesterday, my jaw dropped. 32.4% black unemployed in this country. >> that's a disaster. >> and even with the 21.4% or whatever it was for the 16 to 19-year-olds, that's the group that is partially going to be, you know, the technologically savvy group that ends up voting for a technologically savvy president. >> paying for obama care. so what's the president solution

to this? all these people unemployed, young people hammered by unemployment, just can't find jobs. what's the president's solution? take on more debt. he was down in florida selling more college loans to kids. is there one thing people who can't find work don't need? it's more debt. >> 30,000 more in debt. so here's the president talking about his year of action. listen. >> there's some things i don't need congress permission for, and in this year of action, whenever i see a way to act to help expand opportunity for young people, a i'm just going to go ahead and do it. >> they're not even looking for people with college degrees. >> the availability of higher education is a great thing without a doubt, but if it's not going to guarantee you a job when you get out and you have no way to pay for it, it doesn't really add up. is this a good or bad thing.

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day three of the annual cp a -- cpac conference kicks off today. with tensions rising over russia ukraine crisis has the republican party picked the wrong time to leave foreign policy off the list of discussed topics? let's ask the ceo of concerned veterans for america and brand-new fox news contributor. do you think it's a mistake for republicans to be, just real lightly touching on foreign

policy down there at c prkcpac? >> absolutely it is. any time regardless of the crisis in ukraine, the republican party has always been a party of peace through strength. a it's been a corps pillar of strong national defense. when you have a conservative conference, the biggest one of the year and a it's barely discussed, i mean marco rubio had a robust portion of his speech where he talked about national defense. ollie north had a ringing indictment of this administration's foreign policy. which is a huge opportunity. this is a dangerous world, he's gutting our military. for the party of reagan, who understood what a strong military meant, it's a huge opportunity. >> wi >> we'll see what ollie north was referring to, 33% think president obama is strong on foreign policy.

>> there's an ongoing debate and discussion between those who want a nonintervention policy and a more hawkish policy, speakers are careful and hesitant to stake a position. but when we need someone to stand up for america, our national security and our role in the world and what it stands for. it's the republican party, a and candidate who is want to be the n next commander in chief. >> you're speaking of rand paul, who's staked out a more libertarian isolationist policy. let's listen to him. >> we cannot ignore that the flawed foreign policy of the last few years has brought us to the stage, because we have a president who believed that by the sheer force of his personality he would be a able to shape global events.

>> so, pete, is this what we're going to see in the primaries, this battle of america staying out of these foreign wars? >> i think we will. it's a healthy debate, a heavyweig healthy discussion to have. there's less softns we need to learn from those wars. but for a party to abandon core principles about the need for strength that freedom has to be defended by someone, that the west needs a guarantor, which is exactly what we don't have right now in ukraine and why putin feels he can take the actions he's taking. if the standard bearer for republicans, who does -- >> we appreciate you joining us this morning. enjoy cp a ac a today. coming up here on the show, like the plot of a hollywood thriller. a skin specialist to the stars busted hiring a hit man to take out her rival. details coming up.

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even grow on them. the owner is changing the way he does business to keep his products made in the usa. >> business in toledo, ohio has always been a strong location. on i-75 and 80, 90, there's a lot of a steel mills. >> reporter: ceo of american post and third generation in the biz, dav biz. >> everything was dow jones, it was hard to find jobs. >> decrease in manufacturing jobs t struggling auto industry, it stings. >> places just ain't around no more. it's like something that i did when i was a kid, i would have to drive out of town to go do now. >> american post and the parent company, universal metals a raw employing about 48 ommitted to

people. >> i love the company, the work, and it's all american made. this is the final stop before they get shipped out the door. extremely fast paced. >> reporter: sparks flying, baby. here goes nothing. ah! i don't think i'm getting hired at american post any time soon. what's the advantage of having american post and american metals right next door. >> in we're also cutting all of our transportation costs. >> reporter: helps the bottom line. what are you offering that other companies can't offer? >> we can provide them just in time delivery. >> reporter: as opposed to china? >> three months. >> david fenneger bought american post in 1995. >> this used to be four stations that required nine guys, now

what's it down to? >> now it's down to three guys and a push of a button. >> we have been able to maintain 25% of the market on a yearly basis. >> reporter: all because of this? can i push it? do the honors? all right, let her rip. >> they do make 4 million of them a year. >> did the flaplant shut down w you hit that button? >> you see them along the mile marker -- we can do our own part and grow our tomatoes on them in our own backyard. >> a republican rallying cry down at cpac. >> get out of the health care business, get out of the education business, stop hammering industry, let the sleeping giant of american interprice create prosperity again. >> governor rick perry, he was alone in firing up the crowd. wait until you hear governor

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a boeing 777 disappeared -- >> david, what do you know? >> an international church search is now under way, aircraft are now looking in an area of the south china sea. malaysia's transport minister says no wreckage has been found. the boeing 777 went missing in the early hours this morning local time on a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. there were at least three americans including a baby. friends and relatives waited anxiously at beijing's airport

for news of the aircraft. it's a regular flight due to strong economic ties between the two countries, contact was lost with the plane two hours into the flight. the route in the south china sea off the coast of vietnam at that time. the government's website says the plane went off radar south of vietnam. the weather along the route was reported to be good. the boeing 777-200 is a long range aircraft has twin engines and was introduced in 1995. it has a good safety record. the boeing 777 hadn't had a fay mall crash in its 20-year history until an asiana plane came down at san francisco airport in june of last year, two girls from china died in that incident. malaysia airlines also has a good safety record. >> thanks, david. all right, well, it was the fiery day at cpac yesterday.

you might have seen some of the dispatches coming out of the conference down there where you had a bunch of different speeches, rand paul spoke about being a business isolation list. governor rick perry spoke. listen. >> imagine a time when the house is once again occupied by a friend of liberty. you may think i'm talking about election elections, i'm not. if you have a cell phone, you are under surveillance. i believe what you do on your cell phone is none of their damned business. [ cheers and applause ] >> get out of the health care

business, get out of the education business. stop hammering industry, let the sleeping giant of american enterprise create prosperity again. my fellow conservatives, the future of this nation is upon you, it belongs to you. >> if you have a cell phone, you are under surveillance. i believe what you do on your cell phone is none of their damned business. i can't think of a crisper summation of a political position. i don't know why you can't ride that to the white house. who disagrees with that. >> he did get the loudest reception. it was standing room only. rand paul you're speaking about. he also took an opportunity to go after hillary clinton, her husband even called him a sexual predator. as for governor mike huckabee. >> he's the one reminding people of that. it's hard to be the feminist party when you're standard -- >> saying you know what, hillary clinton is going to have to answer about benghazi and chris

stevens and the other innocent americans who lost their lives. >> i also know that four americans were murdered at benghazi and our government lied to us as to what happened and i know it had not one thing to do to with some ridiculous video and i know something else. with all due respect to hillary clinton, it does nak a difference. why they died and who did it. >> governor huckabee will be joining us a little bit later in the show. we'll get to talk to him one-on-one about the temperature and the mood. >> when we he is up there on the podium, he can preach, he is good. >> he can command a presence. >> he hasn't said if he's going to run either. >> for selfish reasons, i hope he doesn't.

i like seeing him here on saturday mornings. >> if he does, he will announce here on fox and friends. 30 minutes after the hour on your saturday morning. a snowmobiler killed after being buried in an avalanche in utah. the man was snowmobiling about 100 miles east of salt lake city. according to the colorado avalanche information center, 20 people have died in snow slides this winter alone. sounds like the plot of a hollywood thriller. but this is a real life murder for hire plot. celebrities -they say he got upset when a competing business moved into her building in west hollywood and this morning, her alleged target is talking. >> it's a little crazy, it's farfetched, you know, just for competition. but i do enjoy what i do and i guess i'm good at it.

>> does his hat say smooth cheeks? >> they are skin peelers is essentially what they are. >> she's been held on a $1 million bail there. 38 minutes after the hour. a high-speed chase in georgia ends with a crash. it all started with a 911 call, a man spotting a white suv in his driveway and someone stealing his mail. cops found the truck and gave chase. the truck takes police on a wild ride southwest of atlanta. dash cam footage gives us a close look at cops performing a pit maneuver to stop the suv. the two inside were not hurt. both face multiple charges. here's a look at the forecast today. >> they gave chase. >> they gave chase. >> yes, they did.

>> that was really nice writing whoever did that. tonight's the night, turn your clocks back, wake up at 2:00 in the morning so you can turn your clocks back. tomorrow we get that extra surge and we're going to start to feel the effects of this extra sunshine, not because the day is going to be ending later, b. we have some storms that brought some big weather, freezing rain and snow across north carolina yesterday. the only game in town that we're dealing with across parts of oklahoma and eastern colorado. a little bit of snow moving into the colorado area as well. look at the temperatures because we're going to see some big changes. some big warmup across the central part of the country, monday, tuesday and wednesday, the cold will come back a little bit. it's not here to stay forever, but we have definitely some warmer air on the way. we'll get little bouts of it and it's going to be very, very

nice. >> it is meteorological spring right now. >> yes, it is. well, the new animated film mr. peabody and sherman a genius dog goes back in time and takes some curious kids along for the journey. watch. >> i did not see that coming. >> greetings men of athens, peabody here. >> kill him. >> no, no, he's my dad. >> well a hit with the kids, movie critics say the film could generate about $30 million at the box office this weekend. and we' and what did you think about it? >> it was cute, this dog and his boy movie fetches more than it's share of laughs. it's from the director of the lion king. it's first animated movie in three years. it's a 20th century fox endeavor and it features the voices of --

i cannot think of his name. and max charles, we recently caught up with him and asked him what it's like to work on this movie. >> that's the one thing i can relate to from mr. peabody, because i'm nowhere near as competent and smart or any of that. but peabody is flawed as a parent and is trying his best and that's more my turf, you know. i'm not a perfect dad, but i love being a dad and, you know, i'm trying, you know. >> what was it like working with each other? >> it was great. you know, he's -- he's really -- he's really fun to work with. >> come on. >> mr. peabody glasses. i love those glasses. >> also the people behind how to train your dragon. >> this is also based on the old rocky of the future, the old

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hey there, how are you feeling? 53 minutes after the hour. the new jersey teenager suing her parents for financial support, losing the first round, but the judge in the case is still worried about the precedent this case could set. >> we want to establish a precedent where parents live in constant fear of establishing basic rules of the house. are we going to condone or open the gates to a 12-year-old to sue for an xbox? a 13-year-old to sue for an iphone? >> will this case allow more courts to interfere with parenting? here to debate, fox news analysts, thank you for joining us. you say this is just another episode of the give me, give me, give me generation. >> she's a spoiled rich kid.

is she emancipated or is she not? if she's emancipated, there's no obligation for her parents to pay her tuition, because there's no obligation there, if she's emancipated. >> how do we know if she left on her own as her father says, or if she left on her own before her 18th birthday. >> what's emancipated. when you're a legal adult, you can get married, sign contracts, when you decide that you no longer want to live with your parents, you want to live on your own, you are emancipated. pretty easy. >> i'll tell you this, nobody is really in favor of kids suing their parents for these types of things. but there is a trend, a very strong trend in the law now where parents are responsible for their children until they're 21. mostly in divorce agreements now, the moneyed spouse is

responsible for the child until they're 21 which includes college expenses. but if the mom was getting money for child support, the money for child support goes from the mom to the college for room and board. so there is a trend that parents do have some sort of an obligation to pay for college. >> i've got to get your thoughts on this new development. because the parents of rachel canning are saying, and her father, mind you, used to be a police chief in the lincoln park area. saying that she's been going to these under aged drinking parties and the parent who has been allowing it is the one who is helping her sue them. and if that's true, that attorney who's been helping her do that, can be held criminally liable, for the dangers of supplying her with alcohol, which they won't. but th but. >> he you shouldn't be giving

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a woman with her face in her phone falls right all a train plat platform. how she managed to walk out of this alive. fox and friends hour two starts right now. well, good morning, it's 7:00 a.m. on the east coast, saturday morning. we begin with a fox news alert. fearing the worst, a search is under way at this hour for a malaysia airlines plane that vanished into thin air. it was carrying 239 passengers at the time. at least three of them were americans, one was a baby. >> overnight malaysian naval vessels were sent to where the flight last made contact. a signal was detected between malaysia and vietnam over the south china sea. but search crews found no signs of the plane. >> the plane heading to beijing lost contact two hours into the flight. that was around 1:30 p.m. eastern time. the airline says there were no

signs of problems from the plane or bad weather in the area as the search continues anxious relatives are camping out at the beijing airport waiting for any type of news. malaysia, china, vietnam and now singapore have joined in that search and rescue effort in the south china sea. what exactly are authorities looking for at this hour? scott brenner joins us now with more. i wish you were here under better circumstances, but what exactly are rescue crews trying to find right now? are they trying to track down any kind of electronic communication signal. >> they're going to look for any kind of debris, any kind of floatsome out there. they do have beacons in the flight data reporters and the voice recorders, but that doesn't operate for a very long time. it will go for probably a couple of days and then that signal

will die out. but they're looking at a variety of things here, one of the things that some of these newer aircraft have is they are in constant contact electronically with their maintenance facilities. and it was designed so as an airplane is traveling, the maintenance data is always being updated so as soon as that aircraft lands, they know if there's any maintenance problems, they can fix them right away. so there's probably some maintenance da out there right now that the airline is probably looking at trying to detect if they can see if there's anything a that could have been going wrong with that aircraft. >> so, scott, this is an unusual case, am i right in saying that commercial airliners do not drop out of the sky without any communication from the pilot, that doesn't happen, does it? >> fortunately it does not happen. but it is not a rare occurrence. the air france case, the pilots, where they're in a part of the world where there's not a lot of communication, not a lot of radar coverage. so you had an aircraft that all

of a sudden, just basically disappeared. and it took quite some time before they were able to find any of that aircraft. >> but pilots are certainly trained to communicate until the very end, you know, it's almost, you know, a reflex for them. so what's the likelihood that every single signal on the plane could have failed by natural causes? you hate to say the word terrorism, but that's something that comes to mind in a post-9/11 world. >> sure. i mean, i guess i got to caution folks, that early on in any crash, that's always a lot of speculation of what could and could not have happened and a lot of times they're not always correct. so i don't know if we need to go there yet. but when pilots are flying, they're basically hitting their marks, x number, x number, i'll check in again in 15 minutes.

we had them checking out of the malaysia air space and never making it to that vietnamese air space. you have an area that there that although it's quite large, they can narrow that down. so you're going to start to see some kind of debris, something that's going to be found in that water. >> this electronic signal, we were talking to an aviation expert earlier on the show saying this particular aircraft was equipped with a communication system that is constantly sending out data back and forth. so when even a toilet flushes, it's being sent out somewhere, this date is being sent out somewhere. so even on descent, this aircraft would have been sending out data and apparently it wasn't? >> that's what i was just talking about earlier is the data was designed for the maintenance facility. so that's what i would like to see is talk to the malaysian authorities and say what kind of data are you pulling from that, from that area? i mean what was the aircraft saying? did it all of a sudden just stop

dead? or were there other signals that you saw that may have indicated something. >> what's so troubling here is you think of all the risk in air travel, being ones assent and descent, takeoff and landing. >> that is the most dangerous part of air travel is that landing and takeoff. but that is the safest mode of transportation out there, but yes, midair or once you hit cruising altitude, very, very rare that you're going to have some issues up there. >> 239 people on board, and the families and friends just waiting for answers, the world waiting for answers. when will we find anything out? >> again, that's hard to say. i mean, again going back to that air france flight, i mean it was almost two years before we found all the flight data recorders and the voice cockpit recorders. i think we found the tail

relatively soon. we have got a smaller area now, we have got some good radar tracks. i think, you know, i don't know what the search and rescue effort is, i don't know how many folks we have out there actually looking and what kind of patterns they're flying looking for the floatsom. >> the numbers we're looking at, three americans on board, at least, with two infants on board this aircraft as well. thank you for joining us with your expertise on this. we do have some other stories making headlines, new overnight, russia tightens it's grip on ukraine. officials accusing pro russian forces of fresh bullying tactics this morning. this as pro russian forces also reportedly crashed through the gates of a missile base, throwing stun grenades, ukrainian troops were then told the swear allegiance to russia. the invaders left without firing a shot.

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45 degrees, today we're going to be in the 50s, monday back in the afternoon again, in fact we're going to be pushing 60 degrees for tuesday. same for chicago, you got a couple of warm days, minneapolis, it's still cold. and in that very far northern tier of minnesota, it's still cold. we're going to see these shots also with a little bit of warmth. so hang on to that. i keep on looking for signs of spring. >> meteorological spring. >> hanging on to something, a bird perhaps. well, cpac, the conservative political action committee outside of washington, d.c. is wrapping up today after three action packed days. all the potential republican presidential contenders giving speeches there. today ends with a keynote by governor sarah palin of alaska. she told us yesterday here on fox that she may be in too in 2016. watch this. >> it depends on what it is that

americans really, really want in a candidate. if they want a fighter, if they want someone who can so respect our exceptionalism, everything that makes america great, the promise of america, and if we don't find that, then i would run. >> she's basically saying if she feels like she's needed, then she's going to throw her hat in the ring. >> so if there a's no strong candidate, if you read between the tea leaves there, or read between the lines, if there's not a strong candidate, i might consider throwing my hat in the ring. >> fox news.com or you can hit us up on facebook and twitter. >> let us know what you think, what would you like to hear out of cpac this weekend? and then congressman darrell issa being accused of racism

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>> i am a member of the congress of the united states of america, i am tired of this. >> i gave you an opportunity to ask a question. you didn't ask a question. >> a issa was later accused, surprise, surprise, of racism and went on the kelly file to defend himself from that charge. >> i did things according to the rules, i followed a script and then mr. cummings proceeded to have quite a hissy fit. the accusation was that i was somehow anti-american, that kind of accusation i think is beneath response. >> so the congressman issa in the wrong or is this an attempt by democrats to deflect the more serious issues of irs abuse which was the subject of the hearing. florida congressman allen west joins us with his take. is darrell issa a racist for disagreeing with congressman cummings. >> he's absolutely not a racist, but what chairman issa failed to

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we move away from the committee circus which it seems it has become now between darrell issa and elijah couplcouple -- cummi and we take away the opportunity for the -- which are definitely part of their tactics. >> but doesn't the congress of the united states have subpoena power? i mean, why can't congress, which is controlled by republicans force the answer from lois learner? i'm confused. >> i think that's the question you have to ask the speaker because i can guarantee you if this was a republican administration, it was speaker nancy pelosi, she would have all the tools in the kit bag and she would be using that to hammer a republican administration. so immediately we should have seen a vote to hold lois learner in contempt of congress. but citizinstead, what did you ?

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welcome back. we have a fox news alert. our top story this morning, a malaysian mystery, after a boeing 777 jumbo jet vanishes from thin air. 239 people on board the malaysian airlines flight, including three americans, one being a baby. >> the search continues this morning for any signs of the aircraft. malaysian naval vessels were sent out overnight to try and find where the plane went down. a signal was detected over the south china sea. >> the airline says there was no sign of any problems from the plane or bad weather in the area. as the search continues, anxious relatives here, you see them camping out at the beijing

airport waiting for any type of good news. >> the plane apparently was carrying some seven hours of fuel, after those seven hours passed, things are not looking good. >> this just doesn't happen, airliners, especially the 777, a totally modern aircraft, they don't drop out of the sky. >> two vietnamese navy planes have just identified two oil slicks in the water. so we'll bring you more as we get that into our newsroom. but we have some other headlines to get to. let's get to those other stories makings news at this hour. nothing pretty about this one, one of the -- police say a pair of brothers are behind it, banking millions of dollars off the knockoff health products. they employed at least 20 people at five locations to make fake vaseline, baby oil, chap stick and more. the products are still being tested for safety, but so far there's been no reports of illnesses or skbrinjuries.

and a serious -- must reveal the name of anonymous user who left a nasty comment. it started when the person commented on a philly.com article about a local union leader. the lawyer representing the comment tate fors argued that -- the judge deciding the comment was defamation and not protected by the constitution. the case could have a broad impact on anonymous cruel commenting all across the internet. and we have all done it, right? we're walking around, we're glued to our cell phones. how about this, a woman in china was so absorbed into her phone that she walked right off the edge of a train platform and landed on the subway track. luckily there wasn't a train nearby and she was helped back up on to the platform uninjured. a lesson for us all to learn there. and changes are coming to the s.a.t. test.

some figures now posting their figures online. how do yours measure up? scarlet johansen posted this one, i got a 1080. i felt like a dummy. kiesha pop star, she got a sky high 1,500. president bill clinton scored fairly low with a 1020. george w. bush coming in nearly 200 points higher with a score of 1206. one change to the test, no more complicated vocabulary words, the test now focuses on words that are more used in school and also in the job, in the workplace. the new test rolls out in 2016. and those are your news headlines. rick over to you with a look at the weather. i do not buy that kesha story at all. a look at your forecast today across the northeast. it's going to be a really nice day along the coast, but you see that snow that's back across parts of the great lakes. that cold front is going to move

in towards the east coast, tomorrow's attempts all along the coast, cooler than today, but we will see a little bit of snow flying across interior sections. down to the south, the southeast is going to be absolutely spectacular. we are going to be dealing with rain across parts of texas and a little bit of snow across oklahoma. in towards areas of the northern plains, take a look at your temperatures in fargo, warming up into the teens and low 20s eventually, that front moves through and will keep things a little bit cooler, you do warm up later on this week. out across the west, a beautiful day in the southwest, it's been a nice couple of days across the pacific northwest. later on today, we'll see more rain move in, and very high elevation snow across those areas, it's been spring, winter, we want spring and i guess we have to exercise, is that right, guys? >> apparently. >> when the weather is cold outside there,'s a great way to exercise on the tread april ami that's what we're doing. >> how can you keep your routine

varied enough so as not to get bored. >> nicky fitness trainer, fitness expert and author of slim nast ics. >> tell me how to make this more interesting. >> that's the point, it's so cold this winter, that people are forced to go in either doing workout dvds or on the treadmill. you should switch it up. move the different action, it will make the time fly by, include more calorie calories. >> number one is the wide walker? >> take your feet ought to the sides. and walk wide. this will start to work your inner thighs. and you can start to take the incline off little bit. maybe up to 3. and this is great for you wearing high heels, we will cross, this is the run way

model. >> do you recommend in general walking on a treadmill in high heels? >> no, i do not. but it's tv, it's fox. >> but if anybody could do it, anna could do it. >> anna could do it. if you cross your legs a little bit more that makes your outer thighs work. if you do this for a while, especially uphill, you'll really start to feel it. >> when you fall off, and you shoot straight backwards, you get back on? >> that's a burpee. >> i see the lady at the gym doing that sideways skip. >> let's take the treadmill all the way up to high, 15 is the highest grade. and i would recommend going at 2 miles an hour. when you're walking uphill forward, you work your quads in front and your gluts, your backside. this is great for your hamstr g hamstrings and calves get into it. you can turn to your left and you skip.

so feet together and apart. left right left. so you're not crossing your feet, tucker, you're taking your right foot out and bringing the left to it. a little hop and that really starts to burn your left outer thigh a and then you can walk forward again. >> there's also the danger question. >> what about these sprint intervals, i do this all the time on the treadmill, and i don't know if i'm doing it at the right time. >> sprint intervals are great. if you bring the incline down to about 3, to mimic outside i would go 3.5, nice and fast. you can do that for about 30 seconds to a minute, nice and fast, and then recover at 5.5. so high, 7.5, you're running, you're killing us, you're sprinting, then bring it down to 5.5. >> i do 10 and 3. >> you can do that as well. u but this way you can sustain that for quite a while. >> i'm afraid for anna right now in these hills doing this. >> it's hard in loafers.

>> this is how i did gym class in high school, running like this. >> what about stretching at the end? >> at the end, you want to stop, bring it down and i have a stretch video that hits all of the right muscles, it's free, go to nickyfitness.com. you can see all the stretches. you want to see a bonus? this is the best thing for your legs. when you have your muscles working, then you can make your regular run when you're outside so much easier. so turn it off and just push and run. >> turn it off and do it? >> the dead sled. you'll feel dead afterwards. >> thank you nicky fitness. i appreciate that you're all out of breath and i'm walking at a leisurely pace. >> i would like to thank gym source for all these machines. harry reid called them liars, but the obama care horror stories are very true.

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obama subsidy cliff. >> the obama care subsidies are available to eligible applicants between 100% and 400% of the federal poverty level. for an individual this is $46,000 a year. and for a family of four, this is about $96,000 a year. if you're above 400% of the federal poverty level, you have to pay back every dollar of subsidy you received that year. for one couple that was in a news article, they had to pay back $20,000 of subsidy if that would have happened to them. >> one of the big promises many made about obama care was that no illegal immigrants would receive subsidies under obama care. but that hasn't turned out to be right, you say? >> there's one instance in oregon where pregnant women are

undocumented immigrant answer they're trying to -- -- if you think the federal website is bad, oregon's is even worst. they have not enrolled one person yet. this is after spending $305 million on taxpayer funds on that website. what happened was that these undocumented aliens were trying to get into a program for them, but they were accidentally being enrolled in oregon's full medicaid program. >> also you see, there's a new obama care delay to help individuals in the midterm elections. >> this is an extension of the administrative action that they took at the end of last year, that allows insurers to offer noncompliant plans into 2017. now people might not be losing their plans. regardless. the impact isn't going to negate

the fact that 4.7 million people have already lost their plan at the end of 2013. >> so they're shafted, but members of congress have found a way to guarantee their health care in perpetuity, explain. >> congressional staffers and congressmen are supposed to enroll in obama care, but as you know, they have already legally questionable have received subsidies to purchase that coverage. that's a separate issue. but now they're saying when these people retire, instead of having to purchase obama care for the rest of their lives, they can get coverage where they used to get coverage before obama care, so this is just another example of how the administration isn't following congressional intent and they're getting special treatment. >> all right. thank you so much. >> makes you want to run for congress. coming up, yesterday he brought down the house at cpac. we are honored to have the

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nice to see you this morning. welcome to the show. this is a kick starter project that exceeded it's goal of $95,000 when it was released. >> my plan is once i get this lanolie to my backers, i want it on store shelves. >> not to be sexist here, why did it take a man to want to put out a doll? >> i feel, even though i'm a guy, i have, i sometimes feel insecure and if i can sometimes feel insecure, i can't imagine what women have to go through because they're subject to much higher beauty standards than men. >> what are some of the differences here with this doll compared to the traditional barbie that my sister grew up playing with? >> she just looks like a typical

girl and that was really the point, just to keep it simple and to make her look like real women you see every day. >> so now explain to me the measurements that you used to come up with this anatomically correct doll. >> i wasn't really trying to focus on specific measurements so much as i was on trying to focus on the overall look of the doll. >> so the overall look of the doll is -- one of the big knocks of course against the original barbie is if a woman actually looked like the original barbie doll, she wouldn't be able to walk, because her legs are ridiculously long, right? >> yeah. >> and she wouldn't physically be able to stand up because human beings just aren't built that way. >> yeah, i mean, you know, when i made this lanolie, i wasn't trying to make and ani anti-bari wasn't trying to take her off

the shelves, i was just trying to make a realistic alternative. i'm just trying to make an alternative, i'm not trying to start a war. and saying a lot of bad things about -- >> what message do you hope this sends to young girls? >> you know, you're beautiful the way you are and you don't have to look at the unrealistic beauty standards that you see every day around you. >> well, good luck with the project. you have already exceeded your goal on kick starter and i guess we'll see this soon in stores. thank you so much. >> you find me on twitter @claytonmorris. coming up on the show, a fifth grader, suspended for holding hiss hand like a gun. did the school go too for or does the punishment fit the crime? a selfie like no other, how a lemur got in on the craze, everyone's doing it. [ female announcer ] you know the little song he'll hum

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when we start with the fox news alert. a boeing 777 vanishes mid flight and there a's breaking news right now, has that missing plane been found? we are live with the developing details. and he brought down the house at cpac with this benghazi slam. watch this. >> and i know something else. with a all due respect to hillary clinton, it does make a difference why they died and who did it. and now we have lured governor huckabee back to the kur by couch, he'll be joining us in minutes.

plus a 10-year-old made a gun gesture with his hand, thrown out of school for three days. does the punishment fit the crime? the boy and his dad join us live this hour. fox and friends hour three starts right now. well, we begin this hour with a fox news alert because we could be closer to finding out what happened to that malaysian airlines flight that vanished into thin air over 13 hours ago. >> the air force in vietnam spotted two oil slicks about 12 miles long. they're globed to be from that missing plane. >> let's check in with david piper, he's live in thailand with the very latest. david, what are you learning? >> reporter: as you said, those vietnamese aircraft seem to have found two oil slicks, that's the latest news. there's been a massive mystery of what happened to this aircraft. no confirmation yet of what happened to it. but these planes are part of a

major international search involving four nations using planes and ships to search an area in the south china sea between vietnam and malaysia, now the malaysian airlines boeing 777 went missing in the early hours this morning local time, it had 227 passengers on board and 12 crew. there were 14 different nationalities on board, including at least three americans including a child. 150 of the passengers on board were chinese nationals. friends and relatives have been waiting anxiously at beijing's airport. some have voiced their frustration at the lack of news about the plane. contact was lost with the a aircraft two hours into its flight. the route is over the south china sea near the coast of vietnam during that time. vietnam had said the plane didn't enter its air space. and the government's website says the plane went off the radar south of vietnam. now weather along that route was

reported to be good at that time. the boeing 777 is a long range aircraft powered by two engines and went in service in 1995. it has a good safety record. malaysian airlines too has a very good safety record. back to you. >> david piper live for you this morning in bangkok thailand. they're finding those two oil slicks, many miles long out there in the ocean. thanks, david. we do have another fox news alert to get to on this saturday morning, because overnight, russia tightens it's grip in ukraine. officials there accusing pro russian forces of fresh bullying tactics this morning, armed men taking control of the military office in crimea and in a second attack, forces crashed through the gates of a missile base. the invaders left without firing a shot. putin busy with a opening of the paraolympic games in sochi.

warns any sanctions slapped on russia will boomerang back on the united states. will oscar pistorius take the stand in his murder trial? his attorneys say yes. a security guard testified pistorius told him everything was, quote, fine when he called to investigate reports of gunshots coming from the home the night of reba steencamp, when she was killed. the witness said moments later pistorius called him back crying. the olympic blade runner says he accidently shot and killed his model girlfriend after mistaking her for an intruder. court will resume on monday. a big break in the irs targeting scandal. the agency agrees to hand over e-mails and documents from former top official lois learner, investigators say they are key to determining the level of wrong doing and deception committed by the agency. this coming just days after learner refused to testify for the second time about her role in the controversy. house investigators had

threatened to subpoena the e-mail if the irs would not hand them over. here's a fun one for you, the selfie trend is growing and not just among humans. >> it's all the rage now so it was a matter of time before the lemures caught on to that as well. >> a lemur snapped a catch are right out of a tourist's hand. the lemur decided to give ellen degeneres a run for her money. >> thwho knew lemurs were narcissists too. >> he had to get the up shot, up to the down angle there. if you have been paying attention to the news, you know that cpac, the conservative political action committee has been taking place outside washington, d.c. this week.

governor mike huckabee did get right to one of the big foreign policy questions of our age in his speech. listen to this. >> i also know that four americans were murdered at benghazi and our government lied to us as to what happened. and i know it had not one thing to do with some ridiculous video. and i know something else. with all due respect to hillary clinton, it does make a difference. why they died and who did it. [ applause ] >> governor huckabee joining us right now. governor, that was fantastic. >> i think people need to remember that benghazi is still an unresolved mystery. we know that the government lied about it, we know that they covered up stuff about it. but we don't know who did it, why they did it and we don't know why we didn't respond differently. and to the families of those four americans murdered and for me personally, to charles wood, the father of tyrone and to pat smith, the mother of shaun smith, who i have personally

interviewed and met and feel a real connection to their grief, i just can't let this go until we got some a answers. >> what was some of the common themes that you were surprised by or encouraged to hear coming out of cpac? not much talk about foreign policy at all. but some of the other themes that struck a cord with you? >> i think there were a number of references to foreign policy, certainly to the ukrainian situation, but cpac, you got to understand, has increasingly become more and more libertarian. it's not what it once was a few years ago, more of a true conservative and/or republican gathering. it is far more now a libertarian kind of focused event. so you're going to hear a lot about issues such as the economy and debt and privacy, all of which are good things and took the center stage, i think for the most part at cpac. >> big government is bad at, the

federal government needs to get out of our business and rick perry and rand paul had this to say and got quite the reception. >> get out of the health care business. get out of the education business. stop hammering industry. let the sleeping giant of american interprice create prosperity again. >> imagine a time when liberty is again spread from coast to coast. imagine a time when our great country is again governed by the constitution. >> you may think i'm talking about elected republicans, i'm not. i'm talking about electing lovers of liberty. >> there's some pretty fiery moments there, of course rand paul making some headlines for some of his mother isolation itself tone, staying away from foreign wars. are we seeing the battle ahead for the republican primary.

did any big names emerge that you think are going to be shaping things up. it's way too early. the issues haven't been defined and by the way, whatever they are, when we start this process, somewhere in 2015, doesn't mean that a's what the issues will be when the election comes around. remember, it was all about iraq when we started the 2008 cycle, by the time the election came around, it was all about the economy and the meltdown of wall street. >> here's an issue that hasn't gone away, that's continued to remain constant and that is jobs and the lack of them. a new unemployment report comes out. the president not talking about this, talking about immigration, as if that's going to help unemployment. talking about student loans et cetera. >> i think sometimes republicans react to the headlines of the u day. but the headlines for most

american families, the ones who are sitting a around their breakfast table this morning, what they're wondering about is there going to be enough money this week to get all the way to friday? and that's really the question. and if people have lost hours, we got to remember that it's not really the fact that we have lost a lot of jobs, that's critical. but how many people have a job, but it's much les the job that they had two years ago. that's the question that doesn't get factored into these figures. >> are republicans missing an opportunity to speak to the marginalized? you look at the black youth unemployment, 32%. >> yeah, is this the change you promised, kind of thing? >> what i was asked yesterday following my speech by a reporter was what do the republicans need to do? and i said first of all, we have got to communicate to the working class people of america a message that makes sense to them. we have got to talk to the people who came home from work today, who are bone tired, who are sweating through their clothes from lifting heavy

things, we have got to make the message work for them. that's a real failure. we talk as if we're talking to people like they're in the corporate board room. we have got to talk to the people who carry their lunch in the lunch box every day and tell them why high taxes are -- their kids don't have the same opportunities as the kids across town. >> so the question is, i guess the macroquestion is the american dream going away? is it dying? a new -- this by the way, this ad is under attack by many on the left. >> why do we work so hard? for what? for this? for stuff? other countries, they work, they stroll home, they stop by the cafe, they talk august off. off. aren't aren why aren't we like that? because we're crazy driven hard

worki ing believers that's why. bill gates, les paul, alley. but i digress, it's pretty simple. you work hard, you create your own luck and you got to believe anything is possible. as for all the stuff, that's the upside of only taking two weeks off in august. >> a i love the ad, i love it. >> it's very offensive because it's slights france, doesn't it? >> it's wonderful because it reminds people that if you want something work your butt off and go get it. quit something somebody else to give it to you. i worked my rear end off to get through college and have a better life. because my parents drilled into me, son if you want a better life, go get it because nobody's going to hand it to you. >> people are working harder and are making less. >> they want everybody to live the life of the european, i'm not a european, if i wanted to

be a european, i would move to france. france is a lovely country, the folks are nice. but i like america, i like our dreams, i like our ideals, i like the fact that you can start out dirt poor and you can end up owning something and doing something for your family. i like the fact that you don't get stuck where you started. i like america, for the people who don't like it, there are plenty of options, pick one, we'll send you a one-way ticket. >> i wish i could have been at kr cpac listening to you. it's almost a merit, a badge of honor to stay i didn't use all of my vacation days this year. >> look at who's innovated the great wonders of the world, whether it's the computer, or whether it's all the things that we enjoy, it's the people who worked hard, who took extra time getting it done. what's wrong with that. >> amen. >> the government's going to stick around for this. harry reid attacking the coke

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well, wap. this week senate majority leader harry reid ripped into the coke brothers for daring to donate to political causes. watch this. >> but what is un-american is when shadowy billionaires pour unlimited money into our democracy to rig the system, to benefit themselves and the wealthiest 1%. >> the 1%, harry reid is personally in, shadowy billionaires. we continue now with hike huckabee, somehow we're going to find out how harry reid got so rich as a u.s. senator, that

would be interesting. >> it would be interesting. >> but anyway, the coke brothers, the dreaded coke brothers, called un-american by harry reid. >> and what's shadowy about them. look, here's the thing, since 1989, if you go back and look at all the records, they're number 59 in the number where they rank in all political donors. 59. >> look us up on the list right here. the top three, almost entirely democratically, almost democratic in their amount of funding. so actblue-- >> not to mention during that time, $620 million, as open posed to the coke industry is $18 million. >> the single most important thing americans can do is elect a republican senate so we can send harry reid back to --

statements that he makes every week, and offends every sensible american. >> but un-american, i remember vividly growing up in a liberal word where un-american was a word that liberals hated. it was identified with the mccarthy era. now the senate majority leader calling people un-american just for contributing to political causes. >> that he doesn't like. i would say that's un-american. but i mean, there we go. the point is, america is this wonderful country where people of various views get a chance to express them. and if they want to spend their own money to express them, they get to do that. what they don't get to do is to spend my money through their taxes. that's why harry reid ought to be asking why don't we investigate the irs and their political activities, crushing conservatives. but we're not getting those questions, we have him banging on private citizens for spending their own money. >> on the senate floor, by the way. >> what's coming up on your show tonight? >> we're going to have the

former ambassador to russia who will be with us and we'll be talking about the ukrainian situation. we have got kenny thomas, a former iraq war vet who's now a country singer. we're going to do some music with him and we'll also have a fascinating conversation with the mother and father of steven blackwood. this is the young man who wrote the article in the "wall street journal," his mother denied cancer treatment as a result of obama care, she will be with us tonight as will her physician husband who left canada to get away from the very kind of health care system that he and his family are now experiencing in the united states. >> the obama care supposedly no. a fifth grader made a gun gesture, bang, and was thrown out of school for three days. does the punishment fit the crime? the boy and his father join us coming up. and we know all about what they're doing, so what goes on at the nsa behind closed doors?

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here's a story you may not believe actually happened but it did. an ohio fifth grader suspended for three days after goofing off in science class, he pointed his finger in the shape of a gun and they tossed him out of school for it. does the punishment fit the crime. joining us is that student nathan and his dad paul. thank you for joining us this morning. so, paul, just tell us, i just want to make certain this actually happened. nathan was suspended for three

days from school for taking his fingers, which are attached to his arm and making them in the shape of a gun, is that actually what happened? >> yes. >> that's insane, no? >> yeah. >> hmmm. nathan, what did teachers say to you when you made area hand into the shape of a gun. >> well, she just told me to get out and go to in school suspension for the rest of the day. >> did you mean to hurt anybody when you made your hand into the shape of a gun? >> no, i didn't mean to hurt anybody. >> and you didn't actually shoot anybody with your finger, did you? >> no. >> so, paul, what message do you think this is sending to nathan and all the kids in the school, that adults are hysterical and stupid? or is there another message? >> uh, truthfully, i'm not sure

what message they're trying to send, other than not to be a kid. not to have any fun. >> so how did you respond after this happened? so they tell you your boy made his finger into the shape of what we believe is a dangerous weapon and we're suspending him from school. what did you say when they told you that? >> i was a little upset. but i kept a cool head and i -- when i left the school, i waited about an hour or so before i called back up to the school to talk to the principal again, because i didn't want to lose my cool at the school. >> you have more self control than i do. read now a statement from the school district that suspended nathan for making a dangerous shape with his fingers. and i'm quoting, after numerous incidents in which toy weapons have been brought to school and other incidents involving play shooting among several students,

the principal warned students and alerted parents these behaviors must immediately stop. parents werewere -- students we warned that any play -- does the school always lack any perception on reality? is this the first one? >> as far as his school, i think this is the first one. i'm not really sure. and as far as their warnings, i never received anything. i checked my son's book bag on a daily basis because i help him with his home work. but i have never got a notice, no phone calls, letters, nothing. >> all right, well, paul and nathan, i want to thank you for joining us, nathan i'm sorry this happened and i want to assure you that not all adults behave like that, so don't be deterred. thank you, gentlemen. >> thank you. like the plot of a hollywood

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. welcome back. a fox news alert now. we could be closer to finding out exactly what happened to that malaysian airlines flight that disappeared overnight. >> the vietnamese air force found two oil slicks, believed to be that of the missing airplane. the slicks are similar to those left by fuel from a crashed jet liner. >> the boeing 777 lost contact just about an hour after taking off from malaysia, on its way to beijing, china. this happened about 1:30 eastern time yesterday afternoon. so far no wreckage has been found. there were 239 people on board that plane. the u.s. state department just confirmed that three of them are americans. >> wow. >> keep you updated on this story as it develops. 32 minutes after the hour now, and it sounds like the plot of a hollywood thriller, but this is a real life murder for hire

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and a high-speed chase ends in a crash. it all started with a 911 call, a man finding a white suv in his driveway and someone stealing his mail. cops spot the truck and go after it. the truck takes police on a wild ride southwest of atlanta. dash cam footage gives us a close look at cops performing a pitt maneuver to take out the suv. the two suspects inside were not es.t. >> have you ever felt like this during your workout? >> okay, free weights, that's a thing, right? okay. treadmill. >> okay, a nine? i can do a nine, oh, my gosh, her legs are longer than me. >> this is not right, definitely not right.

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chicago, also getting better. we have had so much snow and so much cold. monday you're up to 49 degrees, you're going to start seeing some of that snow melt. here's your forecast for today, pick your city and watch as the hours go through, we see that snow flying across the great lakes. a bit of a cold front moving through, so today a better day, tomorrow much cool ever behind that front. then we warm back up on monday. so it's a quick, little brief cooldown. the southeast remaining absolutely fine. we'll see some pretty heavy showers at times across eastepaf texas. in through the northern plains, you're going to warm up, even in towards much of minnesota. we told you earlier this week about the new app that wakes u you up with the sound and the smell of sizzling bacon. >> wake up.

to the morning of your dreams. only from oscar meyer. >> it's so weird. >> of course there's no actual bacon, but here with that and other apps you need to download this week. we have the app man, also the cyber guy. good morning, kurt. good to see you again. is that a real app? >> you know, here's my bigger question, what are we really smelling if it's not bacon? a what is in that little box that's coming at us? >> it's like a glade plug in or something else. it's not actually a flower. >> first of all, we don't have the little box yet because they haven't set them out to have emulate the smell of bacon. but this is happening this week, at a promotion to sell more bacon, oscar meyer opening this app. a it's free to download, it will wake you up with the sizzling

sound of bacon. it's a little dongle that plugs into your app on the phone. it's similar to a lottery. >> it's smart marketing? >> it's very smart marketing. how much did it cost to build the app? let's say on the top end, 50 grand, let's say another 50 grand to make the little bacon smeller thing, i don't know what it was, but look at the pr they got on this thing. am i going to wake up with this thing? maybe for a week and then it gets old. >> jump to this other one, this one is actually interesting, i love coffee and i just pound it all morning long. i can go through a gallon. i'm sure it's not healthy, ms. health. this a app actually makes a lot of sense. it's free to download. with this, what you do is put in how much coffee you're having during the day. if you're going to have a

cappuccino, a double, you put that in. and as the day goes on, it puts in a count as to when you'll actually be sleepy enough to go to bed. so it's going to tell you when your coffee buzz wears off. or if you're drinking too much where you won't be a able to get to sleep later tonight. >> another app making waves this week. boxed. tell us about this one. >> you're really good at finding these great app that emulate a process that we all right love doing which is saving money when we go to these stores like cosco or sam's club, this is where you bundle together all those things you know you can buy in bulk, let's say it's toilet paper and paper towels, or if your kids love tater tots, and you want to cram the freezer full of it. this is an app that will show you the savings, if you want to buy them in these massive

amounts. they actually do have some good deals inside of it. we'll dig into those online a little bit later. but a it's worth taking a look at. apps can make you safer, and a company is out to try to help you do it more. it's free for certain students on campuses, with this app, what you do, let's say you have your phone with you, it's late at night and you're going between buildings on campus. right now you would keep your finger on the screen of your phone. now should you decide to move your finger a off the phone, let's say trouble happens on the way home, something unexpected, that automatically starts triggering a lifeline to alert those who have programmed and potentially university police to say you're in trouble and give your position in a matter of seconds. so it activates after 20 seconds. >> it's a clever idea. does it really work as a practical? we'll find out that. if you and i would like to have it and we're not on a campus. it's a smart idea say for mom, who's maybe going to the mall in

the dusk hours or whatever. that's going to cost 16 bucks, it's a hefty price for an app. >> it's like a grenade, you release it and it goes off. >> except it won't blow up. >> so many people are using their phones for photos. right, it's replacing the point and shoot camera for photos and companies have gotten slammed for taking advantage of people for putting up photos online. giddy images is partnering with these company for an interesting app. tell us about this. >> you're describing getting images, they pay for photographs from professional photographers, especially at events and all over the globe to offer them their photos. and they make either royalties from it or they buy it right now. this is how photographers make a living. imagine now you are powered, hooked up with this app called i

am. you can say what are the cool photos near me. and it will show you those. they just added this week a market section. where let's say that anna is on the treadmill again and i get a shot of her legs and she agrees that i can now submit it for marketing, i can start making money with anna and her pumps on the treadmill by an advertiser seeing that photo in the marketplace and saying, hey, we would like to use that in our treadmi treadmill ad. >> just one problem is she would never agree to that. or would you? >> actually our viewers, we have a few viewers who post pictures like that online. >> by the way, a lot of questions coming in northe. >> people are asking what are the shoes? >> we're not going to answer that. i'm going to step in and protect anna from creepy questions like that. >> we all love getting into a cozy bed at night, but is that

the best way for your baby to sleep safely? coming up the dos and don'ts of putting an infant to bed. plus the pentagon budgets if they end up going through 90,000 men and women will find themselves back in the civilian workforce. how can they stand out from the other millions of americans looking for work? we'll look at that next. captain obvious: i'm in a hotel.

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what answer do you have in keeping the promises that were made for those who wrote a blank check with their lives? >> and things are about to get even worse because the pentagon's new budget cuts could force 90,000 servicemen and women into the civilian workforce. so how can we help veterans like lieutenant determine reid that you just saw there get hired? sheryl is here now with our veterans segment and deployed to employed. >> here's why this is so important, especially this year, because of these proposed cuts, it's 90,000, it might go up to $100,000 and the unemployment is 7.9% for post-9/11 veterans. but that number is going to go up because of all of these men and women who are going to be coming back and trying to enter the civilian workforce this year. it's going to be twofold, do they have the skills translation, that's one topic, we talked about that last week, but they're also proposing cuts

for active military. that means that they're going to have more debt, their cost of living is going to go higher, they're talking about cutting health care in certain sections and having active men and women pay more for their health insurance. that's going to cause debt and make them even more stressed out and it's going to be tougher on them to get that job and we're not seeing that job creation, especially the job reports came out yesterday. construction jobs, manufacturing jobs, those are great jobs that are available, there's only 15,000 construction jobs yesterday in that labor department report. there was 6,000 jobs added in manufacturing. >> that's not great. >> a that's just not great. >> what struck me about lieutenant colonel reid's job, he's still having a hard time. >> he was actually, he went to school in texas. i looked at his resume, he actually is trained and certified, he has all the correct certifications he would need in the civilian world. a lot of times the military

training that you get does not transfer over, especially in the medical field. in the health cakacare field. you are seeing consolation with hospitals with surgical centers because of obama care. he's been laid off twice, he was saying, that's another thing that we're seeing happening. this is the skill set that he has. he's a nurse anestheticist. i was looking at jobs around the country that had that title on it. there were not many, but there were a few. i want to go through a couple. the university of chicago medical center. they will help you relocate, you've got to move to chicago obviously. but you've got to have that nurse anesthetic certification. and in north carolina, plastic surgery group. this type of job, you go in and you actually help a patient who's about to go into a surgery prep. so plastic surgery, same kind of

thing, flexible schedule with this company. one year experience required, which is is not bad, as long as you a eve got a degree in nursing and anesthesia. so that's an example of the i went ooeeast to west on these. this is one of the busiest surgical centers in the nation, so it's going to be a very busy job. so there's jobs out there, but if you're living in texas, you know, you want to come home to texas, you've been in iraq or afghanistan for how many years, are there going to be jobs in texas? >> this is a struggle. >> hopefully a lot of our veterans do. deployed to employed. thank you very much. ten minutes before the top of the hour. and one man is so fed up with the president playing politics with his business that he's taking the administration to court. he joins us to air out the frustrations with obamacare and all the delays. and do you let your babies sleep in bed with you? well, you could be putting your

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all right, folks. welcome back. this may be the most important statement we've done on sleeping for infants. a new survey shows while 96% of moms snow the rules for keeping safe at nap time, only 66% follow that advice. mindy is here. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> sharing a bed with a baby. is that a do or a don't?

>> that's deent. you don't want to sleep in bed with your baby. half of all infant deaths happen np adult bed. the safest place for your baby to sleep is on her own in a bear crib. >> in a bear crib. the idea of making a crib cozy. the idea of making it warm and inviting for them. don't do that. you say all this extra junk in here can be a real problem. >> exactly. we all need a baby to sleep safe. we found 73% of moms are putting things in the cribs. or they need a stuffed animal to make it cozy. but all of these things increase the risk for suffocation by five times. >> and when we're talking about a crib, you should really put your baby asleep in a crib. >> and you don't need these bumpers anymore. we used to think the bumpers kept the babies safe, but we now know they increase the risk of sufficient kag. some states like maryland have banned the sale of them. as have chicago. . >> a lot of people take their kids out of the cribs way too early. how long should you keep them in the crib? >> they can sleep in a crib up

to three years. this one is a little bit higher, so it's made for an infant. they worry about their baby being cold without a blanket. it may come with your fitted crib sheet. you buy this with it. oh, i should put my baby to sleep with it. use it for tummy time. use it for the stroller. if they get cold, you can use a sleep slack or a crate. >> so you're not throwing a blanket over top of them. and the next do is here. put the baby to sleep on his or her back. >> yes. definitely on their back. 28% of moms are putting the baby to sleep on their stomach. and that can get the oxygen level into trouble. it's sort lof like using a car seat in the car. the baby may not love sleeping on her back, but make it nongaucno nonnegotiab nonnegotiable. >> and the sound machines, turn them down. that was a big study out this week. >> exactly. appreciate it. >> an airplane vanishing with 239 people on board. two infants also.

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and should be re and considered carefully befo investing. for a current prospectus visit www.etrade.com/mutualfunds. hello and good morning. it's saturday the 8th of march, 2014. a packed jumbo jet disappears mid flight, and there's breaking news right now. has the missing plane been found? plus, brand new details on the pilot. then congressman darrell issa being accused of court of rapism after th racism after this exchange. >> i'm a member of the congress of the united states of america. i am tired of this. >> was congressman issa being racist when he had that outburst? and if you're going to text and walk, be careful. a woman with her face in her

phone walks right onto the plat for form. how did she walk out of this one alive? "fox and friends" hour four starts now. well, we begin this hour with the fox news alert. family, friends and passengers on board the missing malaysian airlines flight expecting the worst as they anxiously wait for more updates as the beijing airport right now. this morning the air force in vietnam spotted two oil slicks. one measuring six miles. the other nine miles. those are believed to be from the missing plane. officials are saying the slicks are similar to those left by fuel from a plane crash. the boeing 777 lost contact overnight. a couple hours after takeoff from malaysia, beijing china. an international search is under way. 239 people on board. the state department now confirming that three are

american. >> two infants on board as well. here's some information on the plane's pilots. captain zahari ahmad shah. he's 53 years old. he's been with the airline for over 30 years. the first officer is fari fariq ab.hamid. he's 27 years old. both are m haralaysian pilots. experts say it's one of the safest planes in all of aviation. we remember the asiana crash. could there be a connection between the two incidents? joining us now is an expert in the aviation industry and consultant scott hamilton. scott, is it our imagination or is the 777 really one of the safest planes out there? and given that, how surprised are you this plane fell out of

the sky at cruising altitude? >> the airplane is indeed one of the safest airplanes that you can have. there's only been three incidents, this being the third incident of an accident with an airplane. in terms of why this fell out of the sky, it's too soon to speculate on that with any degree of certainty. it could have been a catastrophic structural failure, which is very unlikely. it coup an engine failure, but i doubt that. it could have been some sort of criminal act. >> now scott, in all of those situations, i mean, you know this type of plane very, very well. so this is about two hours into the flight pattern. take me inside the cockpit at that time in this aircraft. what would have been happening if any one of those incidents unfolded that you just mentioned? would we have heard anything on radio or otherwise? >> well, if it was a

catastrophic structure, you probably wouldn't get the opportunity to radio. if it had been a dual dual enjing there should be time to radio the distress call. you may not have had time. remember several years ago air france had an airplane from brazil to paris that had a high altitude upset. they didn't have time to radio. if it were a cockpit penetration, it would be unlikely there would be time to radio if there were a criminal act. and of course, if the airplane was destroyed by some sort of bomb there would have been no time. >> and scott, the oil slicks the first clues about the plane going down. how long is it going to be until these family members get some answers? well, you know, the oil slick

and then presumably some debris would of course confirm the airplane is lost. i don't think there's anybody who has a real doubt about that. but until you have some physical evidence and physical recovery, somebody always likes to hold out last. and in terms of answers of the cause of the crash, it's going to be when you recover the black boxes and the actual wreckage. >> what about in the next 12 hours or so? what will be developing? >> all you'll see is some recovery of debris. maybe some bodies will be recovered. but in terms of answers, i don't think you're going to see that in time in the immediate future. >> what do your instincts tell you about what happened here? lost contact. didn't crash immediately after that. what sense of this do you make? >> i would think frankly that sense there doesn't appear to have been any weather issues, i

tend to lean toward a criminal act of some kind. >> scott hamilton, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate your insights. >> you're welcome. >> five minutes after the hour now. we do have another fox news alert to get. to pro russian forces accused of bullying attacks in ukraine. reports of warning shots fired by troops stopping military mission from entering crimea. no injuries have been reported. also this morning, armed men take control of military offices in crimea. ukrainian troops were told to swear allegiance to russia. the invaders left without firing a shot. putin is busy with the opening of the paralympics. will oscar pistorius take the stand at his murder trial?

he testified pistorius told him everything was fine when he dauled to investigate reports of gunshots coming from the home the night reeva steenkamp was killed. the witness said moments later he called him back crying. he said he shot and killed his girlfriend after mistaking her for an intruder. court will resume on monday: ainvestigators say these documents are key to it will level of wrong doing in the section by the agency. this coming just days after learner refused to testimony testify for if second time about her role in the controversy. they have threatened to subpoena if the irs would not hand them over. and we've all done it. our eyes are down on our phones. but a woman in china was so

absorbed in her phone she walked off testimony sub way track. luckily there wasn't a train nearby and she was pulled up miraculously uninjured. and those are your headlines. rick is standing by -- literally standing by. >> i'm right here. >> we didn't show you outside. >> rick, outside in new york city, 177,000 potholes have been filled this winter. >> really? >> there have been so many pothol potholes. >> just on this block. yeah. is it going to get worse? are we going to get spring soon? >> there is going to be bits of spring coming. i'm from arizona. we don't have it in arizona. but it is happening and tonight is a night you spring forward, put your clocks forward. this is going to feel nice for a

lot of people. east coast today, you're looking good. a bit of a feel of spring. and we still have snow across the panhandle of texas and in towards oklahoma and kansas. not quite spring there. and out across the west it's feeling great. more rain moves in the pacific northwest, especially by tomorrow during the day. take a look at this temperature wise for today. notice these temperatures in the southeast where we've had a very rough winter. thick snow and ice yesterday in parts of north carolina. now we have temperatures back in the 60s. and the next number of days you notice a really great return to nice comfortable temperatures. 47 by wednesday. but there's another storm that's coming. we're looking at a wednesday and thursday storm across the east coast. so enjoy spring the next few days. more snow returns across new england and parts of the inner areas of the east coast by the time we get to wednesday. >> i don't believe it. >> unbelievable. >> i don't want to believe it

either. >> you've been right all winter. but i'm suspending belief now. maybe you'll believe this. i'm sure you probably will. democrats this week getting fired up and now looking to drum up ethics charges against representative darrell issa because of his comments cutting off the microphone to elijiah cummings during that exchange. this is the crux of it. watch. >> i'm a member of the congress of the united states of america. i am tired of this. >> the hearing is adjourned. i gave you an opportunity to ask questions. >> see, so it was more than just a disagreement. it turns out elijiah cummings is black. therefore a disagreement with you makes you a racist. just like saying anything less than flattering with the executive branch makes you a racist, as democrats often explain. so now darrell issa is being accused of racism. we spoke to lieutenant allen

west earlier in the show. here's what he said about it. >> any time there's pressure. any time they feel themselves cornered, they always throw out pa word about racism or charge you with being a racist. the it's the chicken little effect. you continue to cry wolf. the sky is falling. and incidents of real racism are going to be discounted. and you know, the things said about me. the disparaging attacks against swuns like myself, where is the left talking about racism then? darrell issa was on our programming. he said the meeting was adjourned. there were no issues. >> the same thing happened to me. remember when representative waxman was in charge of the very committee. when democrats controlled the particular controlled congress. here's what happened then in

2008. watch. >> mr. chairman, i must insist we go to regular order. >> gentleman is not in order at this time. >> mr. chairman, the rules of the house -- >> the gentleman -- >> the rules of the house call for an alternating -- >> gentleman will cease. >> on what time -- >> point of order, mr. chairman. on what time dutz the chairman speak and ask these questions. the rules of the house -- >> we will finish -- >> mr. chairman, i would ask that you -- >> i will have you physically removed from this meeting if you don't stop. >> and this is different because darrell issa was still speaking when he adjourned the meeting. >> i'm going to call the cops if you don't shut up. >> i don't think anyone called henry waxman a racist. can we agree unless they do something racist that we're not going to call them racist? >> it's also stupid. it's used too much. it's too powerful a term to misuse. >> and you can almost sense it coming when something like this

unfolds. >> when is jesse jackson going to come out and speak? he did weigh in. let me know what you think about this. meanwhile, more coming up here on the show. one man so fed up with the president playing politics with the business, that he's taking the administration to court. he's going to join us to air out his frustrations with obamacare and all of the delays up next. and it's an epic battle. find out who comes up on top. stay tuned. >> shark is winning. [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah.

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announcing yet another obamacare delay. critics say the move was done to save vulnerable democrats in the midterm election. and our next guest is fed up with the the president playing politics with his business. so far delays have cost him over a million dollars in his business. and now he's taking the administration to court over it. orthodontist larry colla joins us from florida. >> nice to see you. thanks for the opportunity. >> tell us what had happened to your business because of these delays or obamacare being implemented in the first place. >> well, as a law-abiding citizen i chose to respect the law and hired lawyers to make sure my business was in compliance with the law, and the president then decided four months later he was not going to respect the law and ignoring the law and in doing so, he wasted my time, energy, money and reresources. and i feel if i'm going to respect the law as an orthodontist, the president should respect the law as the

president. he's challenged from that respect. since he doesn't know how to spell respect. he left out the "e" for executive actions. >> this is fascinating. you are trying to support it as much as you can. you bring up an interesting great from grant. what did he say that has you raling around this law? >> well, grant said the best way to repeal a bad law is to enforce it vigorously. many said if you don't like the law, why would you want to enforce it? i think it's predicated on the merits, not political corrupt manipulations. along with the great team of judicial watch on october 1st last year, while many rattled their sabers, we drew our swords.

we have now graduated to the level of the 11th circuit court in atlanta, where we filed last week with judicial watch and held a press conference on capitol hill with the help of members of congress. particularly mike fitzpatrick, who is the sponsor of the press conference, who was brave enough to step forward and help us represent the suit to the american public. >> what exactly are you hoping to accomplish with the lawsuit? >> well, we've asked the court for two things. we asked for an action in order for the court to acknowledge this was a knowingly unconstitutional move on the part of the obama administration. we asked to set aside the illegal cancellation of the mandate by the president who believes he's a congress of one. he dismissed congress claiming they are irrelevant. if we win, the employer mandate will go into effect the day we win our case, which we expect will be prior to midterm

election, much to dismay of the president who canceled the employer mandate illegally by virtue of his thought process that large employers need transition relief. this was his false rational. >> right. >> and in the same breath he denied the same luxury to the average working americans when he refused to waive the individual mandate. in doing so, he's done what democrats have accused republicans of doing for decades. he's giving tax breaks to the wealthy on the backs of the middle class. he's learning you cannot both love creating jobs while you are punishing the job creators. >> one of the most articulate moves i've heard in recent weeks on the fight against obamacare. . let the law go into effect and we'll enforce it vigorously. doctor, great to see you this morning. fascinating. >> thanks for having us on. you can follow us on theamerican.net. coming up next, should minors be banned from buying energy drinks? where could that soon be law?

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24 minutes after the hour. do you remember this woman known as the princeton mom? causing controversy when she wrote a letter telling college girls to snag a man before graduation. now she has a new book "marry smart" where she says if you are a well educated woman hoping to marry a man who is at least your intellectual equal, you have almost priced yourself out of the market. honestly, where do you think you will find super smart men once you are no longer a student? at a bar?

online? until you find a spouse, i would advise you put your effort and energy, at least 75% in searching for partner and 25% in professional development. is this how young women should really be thinking? here to discuss, online columnist, parenting from the empty nest. and joanne, miss usa 2013. ladies, thank you so much. >> great to be here. >> i'll start with you. you say you would hate to be this woman's daughter. why? >> yes, that's a lot of pressure. you're already dealing with a lot in college. there's a lot on your pleaft. and to add finding a husband to that. it's really not good for young women. i'm at that time still trying to come into my own. and not only e looking for a spouse, but becoming a good wife to someone, that takes time. i doubt that in college you're going to be that grown woman that you're going to need to be to make a good marriage. >> and lisa, i'll hit you on

this next. you say there are not enough hours in the week to make this feasible. >> no, she's suggesting the young women spend 75% of their time searching out a husband. she suggests they find men in college because that will be like them. we don't marry for those reasons. we marry for companionship. we marry for love. we marry for starting a family. and the final reason, the fifth reason we marry in this country is for financial stability. not the first reason. we're still a nation that marries for love. >> does susan patton have a point, kerry, when she says you're 35 years old and you're going to be a spinster. it sounds crazy. but our biological clock is what it is, and there's no fighting it. >> the evidence shows most people agree with princeton mom because home people find meaning in their life from their home and family. i think it's fair that she's saying this.

what we really need is a princeton dad who is going to get the men to get their act together. i will say one bone to pick i have with her is she's sew focused on the elite in this country, and the real marriage crisis is with the lower class. if you're in a lower class, you are less likely the to get married. you are more likely to have a child outside of wedlock. that's dangerous for the child. it keeps them trapped in poverty. they're more likely to have behavi behavioral problems. >> i'll get back to you, joanne. you mention the pressures you feel as a female. you know, what if you do want a family and you do want to have it all, and then you end up pricing yourself out of the market, as they say, and not being able toen find an intellectual person because that man will want someone younger and less thoughtful. >> she's giving men no credit at all. i think they will look for someone who is their match, and not dumb themselves down, and i

also kind of believe in fate. if it's meant to be, it will be, and timing is everything. >> all right, ladies, thank you so much for your time today. it's a tough debate. i'm about to be in that category myself there. call her president palin. the former governor says she's not out of the game yet. her plan for 2016 next. plus, how much heat can we take? we are putting our taste buds to work with a hot sauce test! you won't want to miss this coming up. captain obvious: i'm in a hotel. and a hotel is the perfect place to talk to you about hotels. all-you-can-eat is a hotel policy that allows you to eat all that you can. the hotel gym is short for gymnasium. the hotel pool is usually filled with water. and the best dot com for booking hotels, is hotels.com.

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we have a fox news alert for you. family and friends of passengers on board the missioning malaysi airline flights are expecting the worst as they anxiously wait for updates. 239 people were on board the missing flight. that includes three americans. this morning the vietnam air force spotted two oil slicks. six and nine miles long. believed to be from that missing plane. officials saying the slicks are similar to those left by fuel from a crash. >> the boeing 777 lost contact overnight, a couple hours after takeoff from malaysia, which was odd to experts we've had here on

the show. so far no wreckage has been found but an international search is under way. we had an expert who flew 777s. we asked him to go on his instincts what he thought would have gone wrong after two hours of flying. his instincts said criminal activity. >> boy, i don't know what's worse. speaking of, republican party searching for 2016 election. many potential candidates have spent this week at cpac right outside of washington, d.c. we've played clips of them all through the morning. today the keynote speech will be given by sarah palin, former alaska governor and tox news contributor. she counted herself in potentially on an appearance. listen to this. >> it depends on what it is that americans really, really want in a candidate. if way want someone who can

respect our exceptionalism, everything that makes america great, the promise of america, and if we don't find that, then i would run. >> yeah, she's basically saying i'm going to throw my hat in the ring if nobody steps up that is a viable candidate, and i will serve my country if necessary. >> and she'll be speaking there today, as tucker mentioned. we'll see if any of those candidate stood out to her. it will be interesting to ask her at today's events. >> today is tifinal day of the event. a lot of folks are critical on the low approval numbers, saying it's simply a missed opportunity. maybe we'll hear more today. now we have headlines for you this morning. a breakthrough in california's cold case decades later. nearly 25 years after kathy z zimmer was found strangled to death under a quilt in her car, her husband and his brother have

been arrested. they were arrested just weeks after prosecutors released images of the quilt found at the scene. her body was found march 10th, 1r9 1989 at san jose international airport. both are held without bail. should minors be banned from buying energy drinks? some lawmakers are proposing legislation to make that half. it comes after a 14-year-old girl died from cardiac arrest after drinking two monster energy drinks within 24 hours. it's one of the most talked about the stories of the week. 18-year-old rachel canning of new jersey sues her own parents because they kicked her out and refused to pay for her high school tuition. now she's taken to facebook to rant about her parents and the baby boomer generation. she says suburban baby boomers are the spoiled lot. they make a massive amount of money a year, they are used to

flying luxury destinations and they want and buy things they don't need. people should be inclined to see things my way. wow. the next hearing is scheduled for the 22nd of april. one determined dodson will not give up until his toy is inside his crate. this dog is doing everything in his power to get the inflatable shark through the crate door. eventually the shark loses enough air and the dodson succeeds. and those are your news headlines. all right, rick, you're outside there on the plaza. and actually it's feeling a bit like spring, isn't it? >> i just looked. it was like 39 degrees. and it feels good. after you've had so much cold weather, it's weird that 39 can feel like you don't need a coat. that's what a lot of people are dealing with.

hey, your first time in new york. >> i love new york. it's awesome. i love the big buildings. >> wows salesman for new york city. a little bit of cold air across northern minnesota. but you're going to warm up in minneapolis this week. the east coast is looking good. there's a cold front from chicago to detroit, places like buff loaf. that cold front will move through and cool things down a little bit. there's nothing too severe. out across the west, you're looking fine. we'll see the rain move back in towards the seattle area later on today. here we go. wednesday into thursday is the next big storm that we're going to watch. and it's bring to bring snow in the ohio valley to new england and a mix of the cities along the coast. so there is more winter on the way. we're going to see a big warmup.

68 in atlanta today and tomorrow. and then you'll be in the 70s to start this workweek. that means the pollen is coming out. it will be allergy season. and that will be the next thing you complain about. >> you're such a good man with such bad news. hey, it's hot sauce time. steve is here. coproducer of the hot sauce expo. hot sauce is a staple in my house, steve. what are you guys doing at the big expo? >> we have 45 hot sauces around the country coming in. they're all amazing awarded hot sauce companies. we took the best 45. >> sweet. >> you run high river sauce. >> yes, i'm the owner of high river sauce as well. >> what do you have here? >> i brought some of my own sauces and some of my friend's sauces that will be at the expo. we figured we would start you off with mild to medium and work your way up. >> i understand you don't bring chips. why don't you bring chips?

chips are for wimps? >> if i was on cnn i would bring some chips. we're fox, so. >> this is my friend from new jersey. >> now this is a mild? >> this is a mild right here. you have some kick in the back. man, that's good. >> that's tasty. what's this? >> this is my friend big fast. they're called from chicago, illinois. this has more of an indian flare to it? >> these are all available online? >> they're all available online as well. that's really good. >> this one tastes like indian food. yes, it does. >> all right. this one right here is my tears of sun from high river sauces. >> tears of the sun. sounds hotter. >> i'm dipping the same spoon in every time, by the way. >> we all are. . >> guess again. yes, that's got peaches, mango

and papaya in it. this is from the state of connecticut. this is tom's r. oh, that's good. >> what kind is that? >> this one right here. tom's roid ripping hot sauce. >> i don't like that as much. >> these are also from new jersey. >> the producers are telling me let's get to the hottest. >> to the hottest? >> why don't you get out here? >> yeah! get out here. you want some? here. >> this is my hottest. this is called the fufu mamachu. my 3-year-old daughter came up with the name. it has the smoking carolina -- >> reefer? >> reefer hot sauce?

>> all right. all right. he did it. i didn't see it. >> are you kidding me? i just put it in there. >> it tastes fine. >> it is a creeper. it will eventually get hotter. but it's not that bad. who wants the to try the hottest one? okay. which one? is it the hottest one? let's see if we can do anything. >> no, no, no. just be careful. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> just because it's hot doesn't mean it's safe. thank you. >> you men are crazy. i'll be out there with the milk to make it better in a second. 40 minutes after the hour. in monthly unemployment rate up

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move on from hep c. now is the time to rethink hep c and talk to your doctor. visit hepchope.com to find out about treatment options. and register for a personalized guide to help you prepare for a conversation with your doctor. new job numbers out this week. let's take a look at what they contain. the unemployment rate is up. and 175,000 jobs were added in february. what does this say about the state of the the economy? scott is the president of the media group. a man very familiar with numbers. you are america's most famous pollster for many years. are these real? if i report the unemployment rate is 6.7%, is that an actual measure in reality? >> it's an actual number, and it precisely measures what it is supposed to. does it really tell you what's going on? not so much. these measures were developed

back in the 1920s for an economy that was much different than it is today. and think about it. how do you define who is working in a digital world? somebody who stays at home and works on their computer is working, but they're not a traditional job. >> it seems wrong to put in that number without the employment participation rate. >> also there are other measures of unemployment that are out there. to pin any one number and tell you this is what's going on in the economy is worthless. >> we've got a new fox news poll rating the obama administration among other things, the economy. 35% say this administration mostly succeededed in the economic program. 56% say mostly failed. 33% say they've done a good job. these numbers surprise you? >> no.

again, it's not what the president is doing. people aren't sitting down saying, gee, i like this policy of the president's or i dislike it. they're saying things are not going that well. when a sports team is losing they blame the coach. when the economy is not doing well, the president gets the blame. >> that's exactly right. one thing the president can be blamed for is his own budget. he devised it. the president laid out an almost $4 trillion budgetweek. this is for 2014. it would lead to $564 billion deficit. that's about 3% of the gdp. is this getting the press it deserves? >> they're talking about the president wants to spend $58 billion on some new programs and things. but what's totally left out are the basic numbers. how many did we spend this year? how much did we spend last year? where is it going? without any changes in the president's budget, this year's

spending will be $250 billion higher than it was a year ago. and without any changes going forward, it will be a trillion dollars higher in five years. these spending trends were set in place in the 1960s and '70s. everything the republicans are talking about are just really rounding errors. the budget is out of control because it's in auto pilot. >> so basically, when you put these two faktss together, the unemployment number and the president's budget, here's the picture. the smaller percentage of americans are working than any time since 1978, and yet, we're spending more than we ever have. so a smaller portion of the population is paying an every expanding portion of the federal budget. sustainable? >> no, it's not sustainable. and the the challenge we face is most of the people don't understand that automatic growth. >> it's baked into the cake. >> it's baked into the cake. they're saying, why is congress spending more money? congress isn't spending more money. the fact is the money was spend

long ago and they need to find ways to driveways. almost all the money goes to a handful of areas. social security, medicare, medicaid and national defense. those items is three-quarters of all federal spending. >> and the president, despite repeated promises to get serious and tackle the debacle on the horizon has not. >> the president hasn't. >> that's true. >> i think the real problem that we face is the lack of just poor understanding of what's going on. if republicans, instead of saying spending is being held steady or we're making these changes, the sequester didn't cut spending. let's slow the growth of spending. if they focus on the real number ps and telling people what's going on, it will take time. that will create the political environment that we need for change. >> it's nice to interview someone who understands math for a change. >> thanks for coming on. >> thanks, tucker. up next, the coolest gadgets for your pet to remain healthy and happy. technology and dogs together again coming up.

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>> welcome back. young friends, one of the hottest videos this weekle dog owners, has this ever happened to you? you have a hungry pet that can't help but hog your other furry friend's food, we have the gadget for you. pet care owner of the pet franchise is here to break down the top pet schools to help keep your pets happy and healthy as we enter spring. nice to see you. >> nice to see you as well. >> i saw a prototype of this a few years ago. it's out now? >> it's actually a pet collar.

it will track his activity and it has a gps tracking device. if he gets outside his grid, your smartphone or laptop will be notified, you can go after him. >> if he gets out of the fence in your back yard. >> your apartment in the city. >> you can set the parameters of it? >> you set the grid. if he gets outside the grid, he will let you know. >> that's a nanny fordogs, put it in the room, you c'mon tore your pet when not there. >> do you really want to know? >> i'd want to know if i had left the garbage can cover opened. >> it connects over your wifi network. you can actually connect and say something to your dog. do you ever catch him like talking or smoking cigarettes or watching dr. phil? what do dogs do when you are gone? >> i caught him watching oprah. >> really. >> that is wrong. >> and maury povich. >> he-s the fertility test

stories. let's talk about this one. what is the whistle? mr. the whistle is a tracking device. you can put that on the pet's collar. it will monitor his activity during the day. so 30 minutes of play time, he'll track that. it will actually track his breath as well. you can gauge his active time and down time. it can send you information to your bed, so if there is a pattern of activity that's decreasing, it might be a sign of illness. >> will it work if i put it on tucker, to track his patterns? >> and what is this? this looks like a dog cuisineart. >> it's a food monitoring system. while i wiley whiskers, specifically cats, if you have cats, it will recognize a cat as it walks up to the device the doors will open, its will

dispense the amount of food you allow them to have. >> you could potentially leave with the motorizing electronic litter box and food dish and water bowl. you can literally go to europe for two months on vacation with a camera and check in on your pets? >> or your kids, for that matter. >> i think so. give us a call about the animals. >> so who do we have over here with anna? >> i see the pack leader over here. >> they are all so calm. >> reporter: the idea behind all these gadgets in a lot of ways, they keep us fit, if your dog is walking a certain distance, you are likely walking that same certain dance, too? >> that is true. it will keep you moving. >> reporter: hey, here we go, come on, come on. let's go. let's go back. let's go back, come on.

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. >> tomorrow highlights from the final day of cpac. dr. ben carson will be here. anna's three dogs. it's a battle over jobs. the economy may have added more than expected last month, but both sides if washington agree, not enough. who's got the better plan to get the numbers up? >> lower tacks. >> cut tacks. >> lower tax rates. >> we need a job date. >> simple flat tax. >> cut tacks. >> plen fiof conservatives at cpac calling for tax cuts. while the president's new budget calls for a series of tax hikes. so whose got it right? hi, everyone, i'm brenda butner. this is the "bulls & bears." .