check us out on our facebook page. we continue on our new home page. we are back here next sunday at 11:00 eastern with the latest buzz. [ music playing ] hi, everyone, we welcome you to america's new headquarters. >> welcome to america's news headquarters on this sunday. top of the news this hour, investigators are scrambling to discover what may have happened to that malaysian airline boeing 737 that disappeared. we will give you the latest coming up in a live report. also, potentially sensitive documents related to the irs targeting scandal will soon be handed over to congressional investigators. a key member of the house committee on oversight and government reform will offer us

his take on that. three weeks out from the obamacare enrollment deadline, critics say the program is falling sort of its stated goals, supporters say it is working. we will have a fair and balanced debate on the impact of obamacare on previously uninsured americans. that's straight i had. ahead. we begin this planned new hour, though, with a volatile crisis in you rainukraine. russia is ramping up its military presence in the crimea region despite a warning from the u.s. it should pull back. russian forces are seedsing control of a border post in the contested area and taking dozens of ukrainian border guards hostage. meanwhile the white house is announcing ukraine's acting prime minister will make the trip to washington this week to discuss the escalating crisis. amy kellogg has been in kiev for us. she now has the very latest.

what's going on, amy? >> reporter: well, jamie, moscow keeps warning the west about taking inflammatory steps in this situation we know the west, europe, is united inner caning that precious steps have been completely illegal when it comes to moving its troops into crimea. russia's line remains the same the government if kiev has been taken over by a bunch of armed fascists. therefore, it needs to protect russian speakers in crimea against that supposed threat. but the only war drums with ve heard here in kiev this weekend are from this caustic drummer you see on independence square. it's a national holiday if you crane the birth date of the poet and there were celebrations today albeit under the cloud of a grave threat to ukraine's territorial integrity. with the new prime minister

saying ukraine won't budge an inch, a centimeter to be specific of its territory. but the situation if crimea as we have been saying is increasingly difficult t. crimea blocked state accounts, the prime minister there says no problem, they have opened accounts in russia which is offering $1 billion u.s. dollars to crimea according to russian duma member. and there have been, jamie, a number of incidents. journalists have been attacked in crimea and there is a demonstration today in crimea in which a bunch of ukrainian nationalists brighting the birthday of the poet chevencko were attacked. >> as amy describes as risk as journalists are not being welcomed to the region. thank you. eric has more for us. eric. >> ukraine's prime minister is set to visit the white house on

wednesdaych russia continues its bold defiance by reenforcing its troops in crimea and ignoring u.s. warnings about potential sanctions. a fox news contributor has said the president need to get tougher. >> obama's whole theory of international relations was, if i'm nice to iran, if i offer them all kind of goodies, if i'm nice to the north koreans, if i'm nice to any adversaries anywhere, i'll give them an open hand, remember? open hand, more respect for the muslims. he wanted to show the russians he was willing to bury the hatchet on all the past and then he wanted cooperation in other areas. putin looks at this guy and says i'm dealing with an ad less sent. this is a community organizer. he doesn't understand how the world works. >> what's next, could moscow's reach expand to south ukraine and other former soviet union states, if so, how do we stop

him? joining us now is rich cohn, a long-time noted venerablet ab serve of the kremlin. professor, welcome. >> venerablet means old. >> you have observed this for years, now the crimea prime minister is coming to the white house wednesday, what could possibly come out of that meeting? >> nothing good. let me say where we are a. i think we are three steps with war with russia the first time ever. there is talks of moving nato troops to the polish western ukrainian border. if so, putin will almost certainly send 100,000 troops into south and east ukraine. he is only in crimea now. that's the cuban missile crisis, only worse. then the next step let's don't even talk about it. the problem at the moment in terms of negotiating is the white house says the government in kiev, which overthrew the elected president on february 22nd, i believe, is a legitimate government. the russians say it's not le nit mat and they're not going to

talk to them. so bringing the foreign minnesotaster of this government to the white house isn't moving forward. >> three steps from war, how do you climb down from that? we had seven days in okay. this is march. who blinks? >> nobody blinks. what you do is you ask yourself is russia right about anything in this crisis? even this much. does russia have any legitimate national interest? even on its border. if the answer is no, you have to go to war. technically if you call putin hitler. then the lesson is war. if, however, you say, okay, we see it, russia is worried about this. that's where you start talking. putin will make major compromises if we acknowledge his legitimate interests. but in this country, except for a few people like maybe senator paul, from kentucky, my home state, i reveal. he's not saying russia has any case at all. i mean, we aren't saying. we got to get some common

ground. because that's where you stand when you negotiate. >> you think that common ground is possible. the president's had several phone conversations with mr. putin. what does putin want? >> two things. putin has nothing but contempt for obama. he thinks he is weak and decisive and doesn't keep his word. putin trusts america merkel. obama is also i am sure talking to merkel. what does putin want? he wants an end of nato expaings to russia's borders. he said that about georgia in 2008. he crossed that line. we had a war. he is saying you cross that line in ukraine, back off. if we assure him nona to membership for ukraine and a neutral government in kiev, he will give us some of what we want. >> how do you see this shaking out, how do you see it ending? when you say three steps from a war.

>> i'm older than you, i remember the cuban crimes i remember how we got out. each side recognized the other side had a legitimate interest and concern. primarily, they began there and ended it. unless we have people talking from a hallway, the public rhetoric between the two sides is war rhetoric. >> kerry and lavrov say they will have another phone conversation this week and the secretary of state gives the foreign minister of russia a diplomatic ultimatum. >> let's come back to where you rightly began. does it make sense for the white house to invite a foreign minister that russia says is not legitimate to be a major player. it is a fawn starter. >> on wednesday, professor cohen lifted the missile crisis step by step, we will see how this leads out. >> my age is fascinating. >> thank you for joining us. absolutely.

jamie. >> fox news alert right now with the very latest on the missing malaysian airlines gentlemen sources are saying the ntsb has sent a team to asia to help in this investigation. meanwhile, there is unbelievable anguish tore the families of those on board that plane. can you imagine at beijing airport, they are awaiting any word about their loved once as the massive search effort for the plane continues. we have a report from bangkok, thailand. what is the latest for these families, are they getting any information, david? >> reporter: for all of us there seems to be more questions than answers to what happened to that malaysian airlines jet. there has been a search in the south china sea, ships, planes, but they haven't found any trace of it again. malaysian officials now say radar signals show the plane may have tried to turn back to malaysia before it vanished. the crew didn't, though, notify

ground control about any change of course. the international search is now looking in a broader area of the gulf of thailand to take into account the airline may have turned back. the viet namese military said yesterday their aircraft had seen two oil slicks and could be from the fuel tanks of the plane. the boeing 777 went missing early saturday time from cule kuala lumpur, two hours into the flight, they lost contact. vietnam has said the plane didn't enter its airspace. there were 239 passengers and crew on board, including three americans. there were 14 different nationalitys on the plane, investigators are focusing on two passengers on board, traveling on italian and austrian passports. they were holding passports lost or stolen a couple years before here in thailand.

their tickets were bought together. they had onward trips to europe. investigators are studying cctv of passengers boarding to see if they can recognize them the malaysian authorities say the fbi and other agencies are involved in the investigation. they say they are not ruling out anything, jamie, including terrorism. back to you. >> moments from now, congressman peter king joins us to talk about the latest of that angle obvious terrorism. thank you so much, david piper live for you was from bangkok. jamie, at plane crashes over the vast expanse of the oakscea it's happened before, a plane from rio de janeiro to paris, it took three years to recover that plane's back box. sfishl officials blamed a speed indicator clogged with ice. it gave the pilots incorrect air speed information as the plane

flew through huge thunderstorms. in 19 nierngs an egypt air 767 from jfk to cairo went don't in the atlantic 60 miles off of nantucket. investigations showed one of the pilots flew right into the ocean on purpose. he reportedly had mental problems. others thought he may have killed himself and all on board as an act of terrorism. and, of course, in july of 1996, twa flight 800 broke off from jvg to paris. hundreds of people thought they saw a missile hit the blaerngs an exhaustive federal investigation concluded a spark likely ignited fumes in the empty center fuel tank. in 2008, luckily not over the ocean, in a runway in heathrow, this triple 7 crashed when the engine kompgd out. investigators say frozen ice cast crystals were the cause. they ordered corrections. that was the first major incident involving a boeing 777.

>> that plane arriving at heathrow from beijing. are you feeling a little sluggish today? of course, we all lost an hour sleep. not all of us. most states. daylight saving time started today. it is offering hope that maybe this long difficult winter will soon be behind us. meteorologist janice dean leave in the fox weather center. come on, jd, bring it on, a little warm good news. >> we will have a good, quick warm-up. enjoy it while it lasts, maybe 48 hours. some of these temperatures are in the 40s in minneapolis, omaha in the 60s. dallas in the '80s on tuesday. we watch things drop a little bit. a little moisture across texas, louisiana and then we've got all of this moisture streaming into the northwest. this is going to be the energy that is going to fuel our next storm system that's going to move across the central u.s. there's our storm track, our jet treatment, where all of that

energy is going to move eastward and southward, then perhaps a pretty big storm system in the offing for the northeast on wednesday and thursday. so the jet stream dips. we have cooler air, of course, then we will watch this storm system develop. >> that is a pretty impressive storm if all of the computer models come true, with a mixture along the coast. all snow as this storm moves north and eastward. we could be dealing with upwards of a foot of snow on some of these areas that have seen oh so much snow this winter. jamie, back to you. >> wow, that's ridiculous. a lot of us put away our snow boots already. >> no. no. no. no. >> oh, okay. now we know. thank you, janice. it's not your fault. >> more snow. all right. well, after lois lerner took the fifth. she next could be cited by the congressional committee this coming week. up next, we will talk to a

congressman who is a member of that committee who will tell us what he thinks miss lerner could face. plus a great wrap-up for you on this year's cpac convention, senator rand paul won his second straw poll in a row. what does it mean for him? we have the latest details on everything that happened at cpac, in case you missed it. >> you can protest the nsa monitors your every phone call. if you have a cell phone, you are under under surveillance. i believe what you do on your cell phone is none of their dam business. .

. >> and to the irs scandal now, looking into targetive conservative groups saying the agency is now agreeing to hand over documents and e-mails from lois lerner. she is the irs official who has taken the fifth twice and is at the center of the investigation why the irs went after tea party groups. this past week, she refused to talk. >> i will decline to answer any question on the subject matter of this hearing. on the advice of my council, i respectfully enter my fifth

amendment right. on the advice of my council, i respectfully exercise my fifth amendment right and decline to answer that question. >> if the irs hands over the e-mails, what can we expect? joining us is texas congressman from the house committee on oversight and government reform. he joins us now from austin, texas. congressman, good morning. >> good morning. glad to be with you. >> do you expect miss lerner will be cited for contempt of congress this week? >> there is certainly talk ab about it. speaker boehner indicated that might be a response. we will see what happened. we have a business meeting coming up next week, not on the agenda yet. it may be added. >> why are you so troubled she has taken the fifth so many times. it is a right under the constitution and what you have or have not so far been told? >> well, i don't think she took the fifth.

she waived her fifth amendment right when she came into that first government reform hearing and gave her side of the story. we have a right to cross examination her. she waived her fifth amendment right at that point. >> the irs says they will be handing over this material. what do you expect, what do you think it will show? what do you think these e-mails and tax and other documents could show? they were accused of stonewalling the committee in the past few months. >> my concern is where did it come from, where did the idea come from that we will target these tea party groups. even if there wasn't a specific directive from a higher up, which i think there was. there was a culture in the irs where this sort of behavior seems right t. american people deserve honesty from their tax collecting agency. it's not a political too. it's supposed to be a fair arbitor of taxes. >> do you think it was used as a political tool in this case? >> it is pretty clear, if you look at the number, substantially more conservative groups were targeted than groups

termed with progressive in them. so it seems obvious to me just by the numbers. >> democrats say, yes, it was wrong, tea party groups were cited. they also say some progressive groups were. do you buy that? do you think that's enough of an explanation or do you definitely see a test? >> again, i think it was much more conservative groups. you go back and look as far back as the nixon administration. one of the biggest scandals nixon faced and one of the articles of impeachment on nixon was the fact that he misused the irs. the irs is a voluntary tax collection system here in the country. if the irs is charged when forcing it when you don't voluntarily comply isn't being fair. we've got a huge problem. >> you know, what does the say about government power and about the way we operate and live under our constitution and the democracy t. government could have to much power over us. whether it's the irs. they make decision, they affect

us. i mean, sometimes it feels like we are almost helpless. >> you know, it's a government of the people by the people for the people. because of scandals like this you can go down the list, benghazi, fast and furious. the american people have lost faith and trust in their government and that's a really horrible thing for our society. it's healthy to be distrustful of the government. when are you to the point, you don't believe a word that comes out of their mouth, if you can keep your policy, if you like your dock tren you can keep it. if you like your policy you can keep it. you got to have faith in your leadership and government for it to work in a free republic. >> you are a government official, you are a congressman, what is your advice? how do we get the belief back from those who so sadly lost it. >> you got to have government transparency, elected officials from the president on down need to be honest with the american people. there needs to be that transparency. we have the tools the internet

makes it much easier to find out what is going on in government. if we put the information out there, if we are open and honest, we can regain that trust. >> hopefully, your investigation will reveal what's open and honest in the irs and what really went on there. we will see if she's cited for contempt of congress this week. thank you so much for joining us from austin this morning. >> it was my pleasure. >> we appreciate the congressman's time. and for the second straight year, kentucky senator rand paul taking the top spot in the cpac straw pot what does it mean? it mention e measures presidential candidates in 2016. today paul and key republicans are looking to the air waves, he was actually on fox news sunday as we said earlier to discuss the results and elizabeth is

live in washington. she monitored it for us. >> the former republican presidential nominee sarah palin, she pushed conservatives to continue embasing their views, this as the party continue to find a sense of cohesiveness. >> i hear from you. i see you. i just feel that we know, we've got each other's back and i feel that you know that this is the stirring of a great awakening. i do believe that the eyes of america are opened. unfortunately, though, some would want you to just hit the snooze button and roll back over like, hush, america, go back to sleep, little lambs. go back to sleep, close those eyes. some of these folks are in the gop establishment. >> that being said, after the cheers of the conference, we did hear from the straw poll champion, winning for the second consecutive year senator rand paul who today preached a

message of unity. >> can we do things different to get the party bigger? there is always ways to get things bigger particularly when we don't win. i don't spend time criticizing others in the party. i realize the party has to be bigger, not smaller. >> senator ted cruz as another potential candidate can sometimes preach different views, specifically on international relations, he continues focusing on the future,aling the potential of heated mid-term races, especially with the president's signature health care law in place. that being said, certainly after losing in 2012, there was broad consensus the party's challenge is reaching key demographics, such as minorities, women, and young voters. jamie, back to you. >> we know he is looking to attract those young voters. thanks, elizabeth, so much. >> coming up, we will have the latest on the boeing 777 that disappeared over that ocean yesterday. grieving family members

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. >> a fox news alert for you now. the disappearance of the malaysia airlines flight is raising majority security questions yesterday because malaysian officials say they haven't ruled out terrorism and there are reports there were two passengers aboard the missing flight that use stolen passports. for more on this mystery as well as the ongoing crisis in ukraine. i have a bonus question from peter king, homeland chairman of

the subcommittee on counterterrorism and intelligence, thank you for making time. i know you are busy. let me start with interpol and the process that would have rooted out stolen passports, getting on a flight. why did it take the disappearance of this jet to learn about it? >> one thing we have to realize is malaysia airport is not the same type of security we do. there are no direct airlines flights from malaysia to the u.s. so we have no control over what they do. what happens is when a passport is stolen, then that passport is tagged. so there is no way you should be able to get through with a stolen passport. we don't know whether it was not reported or checked at the airport independent the same standard here, there is a number of airports that do not comply

with the same standards we do. >> are you saying this could not happen here? >> it would be impossible to have two people with reported stolen passports in the united states. >> that will be possible. >> what will you tell us about these two learned in briefings? were they caught on camera? do you know their names, what can you tell us? >> my understanding is there is flight camera under surveillance of them sfargs i know, there is no idea. we have no idea who they are. i can tell you who they are, especially since we talk about malaysia that has been the hub of al qaeda activity in the past. there was a meeting there on the uss cole back in 2000. any number of 9-11 hijackers went through malaysia. we have islamic terrorists

operating in southeast asia. they were going to china, that raises that issue. we don't know. it could well be. it could possibly be a technical error here. to have a plane disappear. the reports the plane may have gone off course. i spoke to the people in the airline industry. if that's the case, there would be some record of it. the fact that there is none whatsoever raises again a lot of issues, a lot of questions, serious questions. >> they've seen the course of the investigation change significantly when it was released the two passengers on board and maybe more even who could have been traveling with illegal passports. let me jump to ukraine. now the ukrainian prime minister will come to washington for talks what would you expect best case scenario to come out of those talks? >> i think it is essential the president will make it clear we

will stand with ukraine and get our allies coordinated on this. we have to take immediate firm action and take it, for instance, i think we can freeze the assets of the russians in this country. we can freeze other rulgs assets in the country. we have to make it clear we are going to begin a much larger exporting of our liquified natural gas to european countries so they won't be so dependent on russian energy and we have to also i believe increase military activity as far as poland, hungary, the latvia, estonia, lat i havia. there has been a policy drift too much. it's time now to get firm and make it clear to the russians and our allies that we are going to stand firm on this. it won't happen overnight.

we turn it around and not allow putin to turn around since 1989 why agreements have been signed. he cannot be allowed to run rough shod over that. >> what is your problem with obama on that? >> i have been president. i am in the school we have to stand with the commander-in-chief. i will stand with him. the policies over the last few cheers going back to when the president committed in 2009, blamed problem with our job with russia. >> that is inexcusable. seeing the sad results of that policy. >> clearly, you follow everything that happened at cpac. i will ask you for the question of whether or not you will run for president, in the meantime. here's what rand pail said about

courting the younger vote, relative to the nsa, listen. >> voices rise in protest. the nsa monitors your every phone call. if you have a cell phone, you are under under surveillance. i believe what you do on your cell phone is none of their dam business. >> congressman king, is that a winning strategy to get the young vote? he believes that is an issue they can check on the nsa, your thoughts? >> i think it's an ignorant strategy which shows he is unfit to be a leader of the party. the nsa cannot listen to anyone's phone calls, cannot reported the conversations of anyone's phone call, unless there is a court order and that can only be obtained after shown direct contact with a terrorist overseasf that itself the same standard that's applied to drug pushers, child importantographers, organized crime. so if rand paul is saying the government has no right to go in and get an authorized under surveillance of organized kriel

figures, that's his business. i don't want the president of the united states who believes we should be excepting criminals and allow criminals to use phones, every citizen in this country is fully protective. he knows that, he continues to distort and tell people. i would hope young people are smart enough to see through these charade. >> can you do a better job? will you run for president 2016? >> right now, i'm just finding out what people are thinking and if i do decide, jamie, believe me, i would let you know. >> please come back and do let us know. we know you have served on budget and also on homeland security and intelligence. we appreciate your insight on days like today. thank you so much. congressman peter king from new york. >> i will do a better job than rand paul. >> thank you, sir. good to know. >> some blunt word on peter king. you know three weeks remain until the obamacare enrollment

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shows only a small percentage of obamacare sign ups were previously uninsured. mile, take meanwhile, take a look at this poll which shows opposition to the health care program is remaining steady, 57% oppose it. 38% support it. what does all of this mean for obamacare's future? joining me for a fair and balanced debate. fox news political analysts. ladies, good afternoon. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, jamie. >> angela, the numbers continue to go in the direction of the voters being unsatisfied, not happy with the way things are going. that's kind of interesting that the people who are getting covered most were not previously uninsured. what's your take on all of that? >> welcome to obama's transparency t. bottom line is americans are knowing they were bamboozled by the president and the democrats, what is so sad,

jamie, the people this was supposed to help. the people that supported this president is hurting the most. in the state of mississippi, you had working class people. now they're considered as being working poor and they can't afford the premiums. so they're having to go on medicaid. so this has been a disaster. i think the only resolution to this is getting a republican in the white house in 2016 and overturning this acrossty. >> ellen, at this point we have it, we're implementing. we got three more weeks for people to get on, get signed up. ten we'll know the full impolice, i'm sure. even though i know you can defend the program and the fact that everyone in america should have ibs, take a look at these polls, i do want to get your reaction from the side of democrats. president obama on health care. the number of disapproval and approval there you know it hit a record high in september 2012. it's certainly coming down if terms of approval. but when you look at the obama

administration overall and its intention of improving health care the mostly succeeded numbers on a downward trend mostly failed at this point 57%. can you explain it? >> look. we all know that there was a lot of problems signing up for obamacare affordable care act is the actual name and that really made people very, very scared. so now, you are going to have to see as people get on, they're going to get their benefits and also as the economy grows. and we had a very good jobs report this week, then people will be able to afford it more and sign up. i am very hopeful about the president's health care plan and i think we will get more people not only thinking it's a good thing, more people who were unissued signing up particularly as they have jobs. >> but jamie i have to ask this. the actual study where you

quoted 14% of the people that sign up were previously uninsured. if you look at the whole study, 50% of the people tried to sign up, they couldn't afford the premiums. it was only 27% of the nyeem had technical problems. 80% of the people couldn't figure out the subsidies. so i think obamacare the affordable care act novel and purpose is not affordable. >> let me jump back to ellen. >> we had a war. >> i got 15 seconds. >> we had a war in iraq. as the economy grow, affordability will grow. >> those job numbers were 175,000. i believe we need 200,000 to keep things status quo. folks can take a look at that on fox news.com. thanks, to both of you. >> thank you. >> thanks, jamie. one pre-saint patrick's day party ended in chaos. did youary about this? more than 70 student in handcuffs. not what they expected when they

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as ukraine's president is set to visit the white house on wednesday, putin is showing no signs of backing down. for a look beyond that news, here is the sunday commentary. >> let's face it.

we knew what obama's world view meant for us long before he set foot in the oval office. america must lower its super power profile, he told us. settle for soft decide proceipl apologize for its colonial errors. how he felt about his fellow countrymen, the racist servants of his devoted friend the reverend wright, should have been the tipoff. so today in the cold frost of march, we're forced to examine the every day results of the obama doctrine. how the follies of weak steward ship trickle down to reinforce an american drowning in incompetence. things don't seem to work anymore. and a feeling of national exasperation is alive in the land. gibbons said in his decline and fall of the roman empire that there were fire marks of a dying culture. concern with displaying affluence instead of building

wealth, obsession with sex and perversions of sex, freakish art instead of creative and original, widening disparity between very rich and very poor, and increased demand to live off the stay. today panic's over russian's land grab in crimea signals the latest manifestation of a foreign policy running on guesswork. even u.s. intelligence is decided on what putin will do next. is there a lesson in the fact that the president clinging to his diversity mantra has appointed mostly women to top security and state department jobs? america the exceptional has become america the incompetent tent. from foreign policy our flat footedness reaches down into the nitty-gritty of every day lives. so many people dumbed down by notions of fake equality and by

and large lost any felldy tell to an americanmeramerican ideal. when is the last time you saw ap-american flag at a puerto rican day parade some many of us are aghast at the whatever philosophy that has replaced america can-do. we're also tired. tired of economic policies that exalt government handouts and rack of a haunting debt. it has changed us just as richard nixon warned. if we take the root of the permanent handout, he said, the american character will itself be impoverished. we're tired of the incompetence in raising children, the an sense of parents who could teach the difference between right and wrong. tired, too, of the rudeness and coarse language on and off the streets. especially from oversexed teenagers who advertise for sex

and then claiming a bus. tired of the messes to ter reason challenged beards who would rather do the dishes than defend our country. tired of racial imperatives, hollywood's robotic devotion to dwrofling liberalism by requiring every picture to showcase liberated, a cerebral black man as its sensitive anti-hero. tired of the deedification of the homosexuals who have won the media race and silenced the incompetent many americans find their lifestyle repugnant. tired of sugary customer reps with the english capability of a 3-year-old who keep you on hold for 20 minutes while they pretend to provide service. tired of a rotting educational system where grammar and literature is sub planted by women's study and black history, for students who can barely

spell or write a simple sentence. so last week, the college board announced it would no longer require written essays on its admission exams. implying that it is wealth, not intelligence, that makes the difference. and at the university of arizona and other schools, students are signing up for vampire studies. there is much more to be tired of. america the incompetecompetent . these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief!

a pre-st. patrick's day bash spiraled out of control. police fry to disburse thousands of students at a party on the campus of the university of massachusetts at amhurst. four officers were injured in the class. students were throwing beer cans and bolts at them. how about that? >> parents don't like that so much. thanks for being in touch with us on twitter. i wanted to read larry's comment on the ukraine.

he said let the ukraine go alone, we're not the world's police force. i hope you'll follow me and eric on twitter. >> we'll be following all the latest developments here on the fox news channel. >> great to have you here. to washington now. the mystery deepens as the search for a missing malaysian airliner it continues. it's been more than a day and a half since the plane with 239 on board vanished without a trace. investigators are now zeroing in on two passengers traveling on stolen passports. we'll have a live report from bangkok. dozens of lawmakers draw a line in the sand saying president obama's go to alone strategy is going away congress and the constitution. but do they have any leverage to stop him. nd at am cpac kfrpconference in town. we'll talk about when who came out on top in