job. >> a wet mess after a giant fish tank burst in a diner. luckily all the fish, they are safe. a seam on the tank apparently opened up. thanks for joining us. "fox & friends" starts now. >> bye. good morning. it is tuesday, march 18. i'm expect. we begin with breaking news on the missing plane. new information about what happened in the cockpit. and now fears that thqç plane is in taliban territory. >> yes, she said taliban territory. another fox news alert. joe biden landing overseas to deal with russia as the country's prime minister mocks our sanctions calling president obama a prankster . thank you, dmitri. >> forget russia. the president focused on selling health care to youngsters. this morning, twerking for

obamacare. >> tpho*u. too far. >> it's time for "fox &ç friends." >> you have gone too far. >> when you don't stop at galifanicus, you end up torquing. >> that's dangerous. >> hold up. they're putting the flag up out front. they do it every morning about a minute after 6. >> there it goes. >> the american flag. >> that means we paid our rent. >> that means it is time for another day on the fox news channel. we start with a fox news alert. >> a news conference just wrapped up on the missing

flight. doug, a lot happening overnight. what is the latest? >> a lot of it has to do with the time line about what really happened that night. and a lot of that has to do with that so-called a car system, that flight monitoring system that periodically sends data about the aircraft. the switch is in the center of the console. the question has been was that switched off before or after the last voice transmission from the cockpit which we now believe came from the copilot. if this was switched off first that could indicate flight crew. if it was switched off after all bets are off. the malaysian officials talked about this expanding search area. march 13 we were talking; @&c 3 about this red circle. march 17 this green circle. now we're talking about these two arcs. what officials are saying is china and kazakhstan are handling the search in that more than arc but a lot of focus is moving south into

the indian ocean, deep into the indian ocean. australia is handling that part of the search. this morning malaysian officials asked for some assistance in the deep waters there. >> on air and surface access, i've spoken to almost all leaders to request further support including access with deep ocean [inaudible] detection capability. >> remember, they are kind of racing against the clock here because they're trying to find the black box, the cockpit voice recorder and cockpit dataç recorder. those have a battery on them to keep the ping going but it is only good for 30 days. we're a third of the way into that battery life. they have an immense area to search. >> thank you very much. also this morning we're learning more, and it

causes -- you know, if somebody high jabbed the plane, you would -- hijacked the plane, you would think that first big turn to the west, which was picked up by military radar, as it turns out now apparently they figured out that that big turn was done by the computer. a computer betweenç the captain and the copilot, it would take six or seven different key strokes and you can do that, you can reprogram it. it is not clear if the plane was reprogrammed before or after it took off. but nonetheless somebody with the knowledge of how a 777 works and that device did the changes. >> if you reprogram a computer and put in the flight path, i wonder if you can see that in the control tower. you're not able to see where that plane is charted? >> i don't think if the acar is turned off and the transponder. >> they weren't turned off on the ground which means it probably happened in the air. >> that diversion, which

you perfectly put it steve, you envision it visibly making that turn either in an effort to save or divert. now the fact that it has been, accordingç to "the times" put in by this computer system, it extend the question as to intent and when that intent began to take place. >> and where could the plane possibly be, according to to lignet, the intelligence group you see them on the internet, they have heard from somebody from boeing that boeing believes the airplane is in the taliban area of pakistan. malaysia asked asian countries to look around. pakistan said there is no chance it landed here. >>0te said we will check. >> we'll get around to it eventually. nonetheless, somebody at boeing is saying it's in pakistan. and that has a lot of

aviation experts like mike boyd worried about finding it. >> i think what we have here, somebody wanted an airplane that can carry a whole lot of fuel for whatever reason -- not necessarily range. just a whole lot of fuel. i'm not worried about us finding it. i'm wore pwreud that thing finding us. >> i think that is a pofpblt i think if -- i think that is a possibility. i think if pakistan wants to find it, check abbott abbottobad. if you go on their website, these are high-ranking guys. it is no fly-by-night website. >> if you look at what israel is doing in termsç of expanding their boundary of defense and stepping up and until this plane is find they're assuming something could indeed be pointed their way, they talked about that ring they have where pilots have to identify themselves. that has doubled in its miles there.

so to extend their security precaution certainly send a message to the rest of the globe. >> i was going to say in addition to a fighter plane coming over the horizon, israelis have to worry about a commercial airliner and is it really the commercial airline we think it is coming in or is it just a flying bomb? a giant gas bomb? >> does this sound unusual to you? "allç right. good night." evidently in the vernacular of pilots it is unusual. the copilot is thought to have said it. because he has said it, the way they did it, they think it might have been code for there is something wrong here, whether it was the transponders were off at that time or not off by that time, it goes back and forth depending on the briefing we have just gotten. but the fact is when i heard all right good night in the middle of the flight, it was only about an hour in, i didn't think anything was wrong but for pilots and investigators they thought that was unusual. >> is it indeed a message

to the passengers. we've all been on a red eye where they say good morning, good night. initially people thought that wasn't odd but now looking at the pause and as reported on the kelly file, great parpbl -- panelç there, they started expanding their sound, investigating the sound during that all right good night pause. >> in case it was a secret signal. we heard from our president if russia tried to do anything with crimea there would be consequences. yesterday the president of the united states slapped sanctions on 11 people from the ukraine and also russia as well. and, you know, the world community is looking at this and they're thinking is that all they can do? in fact, one of the people in russia who is targeted said -- quote -- "i think some prankster preparedç the draft of the act of the

u.s. president." >> this guy is the deputy prime minister. it is seven russians, four ukrainians. together it is 11. european union putting sanctions on 20 people. this is a country of 150 people. we have targeted seven in russia. talk about scared secretary of state, you couldn't get a kid to stop shoplifting for these sanctions. this is what the russian prime minister, he says all i care about is tupac shakur and jackson pollack. those are the only interesting people i find in america. >> the tweets are interesting. it says comrade barack obama, what should do those who have neither accounts nor property abroad? you didn't think about it? >> sound like a soundç bite from rocky 4. now you've got crimea who says we're alone. in a matter of days we expect russia to say i'll take it. now they're going to need a to .

what kind of message are we sending except for take what you want? we won't even arm the ukrainian government who asked for weapons because they have been hollowed out by a corrupt leader. >> mitt romney has written a great op-ed in the "wall street journal." we'll give you clips later on. essentially what he does say, mitt romney, we've had many choices during this administration and the administration failed to act. putin in the face of the fact that our president slapped 11 ukrainians and russians withç sanctions, putin apparently is going to come up with his own list sanctioning u.s. senators and also apparently sanctioning some high-ranking officials in the administration. john mccain says -- quote -- "i guess i'm going to have to withdraw my money in my secret account in st. petersburg." >> at this rate in 150 years we'll sanction every russian. >> just one other headline this morning, to send a strong message to russia that we mean business, you

know what we're doing? we have just sent joe biden to poland,o send a message. >> maybe he'll get it done. >> i don't know what the message is but joe biden is in poland. >> heather nauert after a three-day weekend. >> hi guys, nice to be back. got news to bring you 11 minutes after the hour. mick jagger's girlfriendç tragically ending her own life. fashion designer l'wren scott found dead in her apartment after an apparent suicide. she dressed some of the biggest stars including nicole kid man but a report says she was $6 million in debt and just split from mick jagger after 13 years ago. jagger's spokesperson denies the break-up. the rolling stones canceled their concert tomorrow in australia. >> is there anything in the u.s. constitution that would stop a felon from run

forç congress? no. >> i acknowledge there are good reasons why i should not run. i know that. but there are better reasons why i should. >> just three years after getting out of prison, louisiana's former governor, democrat edwin edwards is throwing his hat into the ring, an open race for the state's sixth congressional district. he spent nearly nine years in prison for extortion, fraud and racketeering. he says he would like to run for governor again but state law bars him for running for 15 years. it is the latest strategy by the white house to try to get young people to sign up for obamacare. take a look at this. it is a girl twerking on a sink. before she falls down and gets hurt. oh my. here'sç the reason they're putting this up. they claim if she had

insurance those injuries might be covered under obamacare. the white house is also using march madness to try to get people to enroll. officials releasing a report today on the economic cost of common sports injuries. according to their data, a sprained ankle can cost about $2,200. this as new numbers reveal five million people signed up for obamacare so far. that is two million short of what the government wants. the c.b.o. said they hoped to have that at this point. no word on how many people actually paid their health insurance. >> i'm sure they all paid.ó0@&c3 we're not capable of finding out if they paid or not. >> the stars are back in the ballroom. dancing with the stars kicking off a new season last n.i.h. take a look. -- kicking off a new season last night. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> you recognize that young

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being with us. a lot of news breaking. i want to start with the idea that this turn we keep hearing about was done not manually, was done through a computer system. will this change how that process happens where you have to verify movements like that in the air? >> you would think it already is verified or mandated that you're telling somebody th[s is the course we're going and this is the course we stay on. but i think there's less regulation once you get over areas where there's no radar. that's a big issue. there's a lot of issues coming up from this and kind of telling the underbelly secrets of security and how we in the united states vary from airline industry to outside of the united states. they still have smoking on some of these planes. they still allow human beings to light a fire on an airplane in other countries. >> what will this mean going forward in terms of changing security, information, passport checks and funding for, you know, safeguarding our airways? >> it's a serious thing.

a passport is really an international identification now. everybody has one if they want to travel abroad. when you get on a plane you have to use it. there needs to be a system where you can't counterfeit those things. it isç old system and there is a lot of things to be upgraded and i think they need to step towards that. >> is the u.s., are we prepared to put more money behind defense and also proactive investigation here in terms of protection? should we be taking a note from israel? >> we should always take a note from israel because israel looks at them unconventionally like the attackers do and they look at their vulnerabilities and fill in those gaps. those are the same vulnerabilities that unconventional attackers look to exploit. unfortunately in this country, even if we allow the u.n. to take over this system and incorporate these things, these other countries don't have the tax base we have and the money always ends upç coming from the united states taxpayer to fund basically these world programs, i guess you could say.

>> before we go, you're in charge. you're going to make two or three changes right now to make us more safe. what are you going to do? >> over the counter stuff like locator beacons. $400. there's stat phones. wherever we go in the military we have a portable stat phone with us. if you saw the lone survivor, they're trying to get a call on a stat phone. anybody can have that. why aren't those in the cockpit of the plane? >> trackable. jonathan gill yam, thank you for being with us. the obama administration has controversy coming up over the surgeon causing the white house to change its mind. every 44 seconds another american has a heart attack. can chocolate be theç ultimate? sounds good to me. dr. samadi with the latest coming up. ♪ ♪ning? yeah.

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caught on camera, a wild scene in san francisco when a college protest gets violent. protesters at the city college of san francisco are angry over a proposed pay hike forç administrators. two people were arrested. >> the jonbenet ramsey home back on the market. the infamous boulder, colorado, house where jonbenet was found dead is now for sale at nearly $2 million. several grand jury investigations failed to produce indictments in the case. that is for another time. now here's this with steve. >> thank you, brian.

every 44 seconds another american suffers a heart attack. that's 715,000 heart attacks each year. and out of those, 600,000 are fatal. to combat this, scientists are now studying chocolate in a pill. testing cocoa nutrients as a cure for heart disease. can this really work? here to weigh in is dr. david samadi. good morning. i hold in my hand twoç delicious chocolate bars. what is it in the bars that could turn your health around? >> this is a very exciting study and i personally, if it pans out, i will take one of these pills. the reason is because we're talking about flavanoids. they are the chemicals in chocolate, red wine, that are antioxidants that dilate the vessels. what kills us? in everything you said, diabetes, high cholesterol. if you're going to have the

good part of the chocolate that will open the vessels, you're not going to have stroke and heart disease because your blood pressure will come down. recruiting 18,000 men and women, giving them these flavonoids and see if it will pan out. >> with the chocolate pill, they're taking the good stuff, the flavonoids and super concentrating it. we've heard eat dark chocolate, they are good for you. they are taking those good properties and putting it in that super pill. >> this is a new study. over the next four years they are going to put it blind sided, both researchers and patients don't know what they're taking. once you take that flavonoid and put them in that chocolate, you're going to add fat and sugar. it kills the purpose of theç

flavonoid, not going to be as effective. now you're going to take the extra and put it in a chocolate pill and it will work very well, reduce the rate of heart attack and stroke. >> that's great. how many times have you heard you should have a glass or two of red wine a day because there is resvertrol in it. people who don't want the wine will take the pill. >> i have pushed the chocolate. i'm a huge fan of this. look, strawberry, chocolate, red wine, fruits and vegetables is what we've talked about. this guy has always been my big advocate and i love this guy but it is not going to be as effectiveç as this pill because we've never had the real cocoa extract of having concentrated flavanol in one pill. if this pans out, i will be an advocate of that and i will take it. until then --

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the u.s. is very upset ove)hall this. in fact, to retaliate the u.s. is threatening to freeze russia's assets, which sounds like a good move until you realize vodka doesn't freeze. it actually tastes better. >> that's it? more natural gas. thank you, jimmy. we've got the latest for you on this tuesday morning with the fox news alert. with 26 countries searching for the missing malaysian jetliner flight 370 and still no sign of the 777, is time running us for us to know what happened? can a plane that big really avoid detection? joining us is retired ntsb senior investigator hank hughes. good morning, hank.

>> good morning. >> you have been critical of the way malaysia has handled this, haven't you? >> yes. >> why? >> well, i can understand that they haven't had experience in this sort of incident, butç lack of organization, their lack of candor, especially with the investigators in the international community that has assembled to assist them is something that's difficult to understand. i know there's some cultural differences, but we have 239 people's lives at stake. the situation demanded that they cooperate. >> hank, does it indicate to you that they're worried about saving face, would you say, as opposed to saving the families and those on boarded -- board the plane. we're looking at the globe worried about is it in is it somewhere else? are they worried about reputation? >> i'm sure there is a --

that is a part of it and there is also a political part of it. i'm not on the ground. unless you've been there and actually witnessed what occurred or been part of it, it is kind of hard to comment. >> let's talk about what happened last night. "the new york times" at around i think 9:00 eastern time published a story that they've gotten confirmation that the plane's turn that everybody has been covering trying to track was preprogrammed into -- by somebody in the cockpit. what does that mean to you? >> it could mean a couple things. rule taoepbl if a -- routinely if a flight is proceeding and there's bad weather or air traffic control advises, they may have to divert and they use way points which areç basically imaginary points to either get around bad weather or move around. >> that's not the case here. weather was not the issue and the diversion was the opposite direction.

>> well, that's quite true. you know, the normal reasons are weather or diversion. and apparently somebody did enter a code and did make that turn to the west. >> exactly. let us ask you about this, hank. we know of course that the investigators have seized the air simulator, the flight simulator from the pilot's house. i'd imagine they're going to go through both the laptops that were tied to it to figure out did heç practice ditching into the water? did he practice these way points? how long does that take to figure out? >> assuming he reassembled correctly it could take quite awhile and how extensive the programming is and for that matter how qualified the people are who are searching it may be. >> hank, real quick. what do you think happened? >> well, i'm an investigator, not a speculator. based on the factual

information that's available, i tend to think that it was not an accident in the classic sense of the world, that it was an intentional event. >> you've ruled out catastrophe in terms of anything unexpectedly -- >>ç yes. hank, thank you. >> from hank to heather. >> good morning to you. the white house backing off a push for a quick confirmation of president obama's controversial pick for surgeon general. dr. marfy raising eyebrows when he said gun violence is an important health issue. those comments join opposition from some democrats up for reelection and the national rifle association. we'll keep you posted. california congressman ken calvert is proposing a

cut to the defenseç department's civilian workforce by 15% in the next six years. this move could save more than $80 billion over five years. we'll keep watching that story. should illegal immigrants get in-state college tuition? not in new york state. a bill that gives financial aid to college students who are here illegally has been defeated in the state senate. it would have opened up $25 million in taxpayer money, and many senate republicans called it simply inappropriate, an inappropriate bailout at a time college education is unaffordable for american citizens as it is. listen to this one. an ohio teenager's dream of joining the army may not be shattered after a misunderstanding over a pocketknife at school. 18-year-old jordan wiser spent 13 days in jail for bringing a weapon campus and is nowç facing felony charges. wiser is an e.m.t. trainee who hopes to become a

soldier and police officer. he says he always carries the knife for his job. >> maybe it is a misjudgment but that's something i have used in my e.m.s. since i started fire fighting when i was 14. i never met a fire fighter who has never carried a pocketknife and i always use one. >> if convicted, he can't join the army or work as a fire fighter. what do you think about that? >> march madness. shortly we're talking to dick vitale butç until tipoff even facebook getting into the action. the social network analyzed two weeks of posts and comments for words relating to the school's team. the winner of each game had a higher number of mention. if you need help facebook has florida, virginia, nebraska and duke in the final, final four with duke winning it all. the cleveland cavaliers have had a pretty awful season but their m.v.p.

might be their chord. the calves unveiled -- the cavs unveiled a new projection system that lets them do cool things on the court including making part of it sink away while playing video on the wood. finally, it may be the off season but that is not stopping 49ers head coach from getting coaching in.ç watch. >> up. down. >> how great is that? harbaugh and his family hit six flags discovery kingdom in california and exercised with the animals. besides push-ups with siku the walrus, he bottle fed a tiger. he ad libbed that. he heard the trainer say

the walrus can do push-ups so he hopped over the wall and started doingç push-ups with the walrus. later dan harris will be with us to talk about his melt down on the air with abc. jennifer griffin will be here with the latest of what's happening, all from 9 to noon on all the stations around "kilmeade & friends." >> when it comes to filling out the brackets, it seems the only one that matters is quicken loans. if you fill it out right you win $1 million. warren buffett is behind it. $1 billion. >> quicken loans is saying this is a genius move because steve doocy just mentioned it on national television. >> there you go. had i not mentioned it, i could have the billion. russia mocking the united states for slapping just a handful of people/ç

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year. they are going back on tour. the man known for hits such as "pour some sugar on it" kicking off their first tour with the band kiss. tickets going to go on sale friday. no love here. the pope canceled a meeting with actor russell crowe. pop francis was supposed to meet crowe who is starring in the movie "noah" but the pontiff bailed out after news was leaked to the press. the pontiff was concerned crowe could cause a spectacle. date's off. >> president obama using the executive penç to take action against russia's threat to annex crimea. >> proposing sanctions on specific individuals responsible for undermining the sovereignty, territorial integrity and government of ukraine. we're phraeubging it clear there are -- we're making it clear there are consequences for their

actions. >> the president slapping seven russian leaders with sanctions and four ukrainians but not president putin himself. is this move enough and what else could we do in this crisis and stop them from annexing that region? >> keep those faces on the screen. americans have never heard of these people. these are midç level bureaucrats right beneath putin whose visas h canceled. we don't know when the last time is they tried to come to the united states. >> we don't even know if they have assets here. where did he get those names from? >> he got those names from the hierarchy in the russian government. these are high-ranking bureaucrats. but stopping them from coming here is in no way going to affect what vladimir putin did. it is not going to change the events of the past month or so. and it's really a very, very tepid foreign policy. apparently the president doesn't care about a tepid foreign policy. a lot of people believe that the annexation of crimea by russia is not a

national security threat to the united states. if he believes that, he should say it. if he believes it is a threat to the national security of the united states, he should do something more about it than what he's doing. >> we're going to talk about what he can do. let's look atç his actions. he has the skater -- the secretary of state going over there to ukraine to lavrov to 90-minute conversations, three of them with president putin. his actions show he cares. >> do you believe he talked to vladimir putin for 90 minutes? obama doesn't speak russian and putin doesn't speak english. >> i agree with you. he tkpwaeufs sanctions -- he gives sanctions to a few people to a country of 150 millionç people. >> if the president wants to do putin harm, if he

prevented banks -- >> he could do this? >> of course with the stroke of a pen. that would materially affect the value of a ruble. instead of a loaf of bread -- going to make the numbers up -- kofgs 100 rubles -- kofg costing 100 rubles could cost 200 rubles. if that's what the president wants to do. on the other hand, this nonsense about lindsey graham and john mccain can't go to moscow when they want, this is petty. >> because vladimir putin is going to say i'm going to sanction your u.s. senators? >> right. it's petty, personal, irritating but doesn't change theç policy of either of our country's government. i honestly think the president of the united states does not care that he appears weak and his foreign policy is tepid. i think the primary focus

of the balance of the remaining years in office for him is obamacare and bringing down the rich and redistributing money here. >> he might not have a senator standing of his own party if the senate if this continues. the latest "wall street journal" poll has 41% of the american people backing him on foreign policy. if this is as tpwaod as it gets -- as good as it gets on sanctions it is going to go down. >> democrats up forç reelection are already deserting him. >> judge napolitano, thanks for joining us. coming up straight ahead on a different note, is the missing jet being turned into a massive attack weapon maybe against israel? a former israeli air marshal here with that theory. she lives alone 180 miles north of the arctic circle surrounded by at least 80

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there is more stuff that want to eat me than i want to eat them. i went from being somebody's employee to owning my own business. i don't have the room to fail. it doesn't sink in that oh, i'm a grandma and i'm actually 500 miles from safety and i'm hunting grizzly bears. people that don't take a chance are the ones i feel sorry for. >> there is president obama whining from her. joining us now, sue akins is here. good morning. >> good morning. >> you call it the lower lands? >> the lower 48. we doll going to america. -- we call it going to america. >> but you enjoy being alone. >> i do. >> this has got to bug to you have to -- >> i'm curious. i tell people that i'm sort of like this eternal five-year-old kindergartener. i refuse to grow up and graduate kindergarten. i get snacks and naps. >> what is not to love about people or what is so attractive about the openness? >> i would never put it that i

don't like people. i enjoy people very much, but on a limited engagement. when people come and stay with me at the camp, i treat it as they're coming over continually for thanksgiving dinner and i get to hear all of their story, but i know they're also leaving. i just enjoy and i thrive with my solitude. >> it's interesting that you would be 100 miles from another living person because you were born in chicago. >> yes. >> and now you're so far from so many people and you're the subject of the nat geo series. tell us about the time you came face-to-face with a grizzly bear and it did not end well. >> there are several times i've come face-to-face. they've come through the wall at me. i live if a tent. due to some restrictions, i'm not allowed to live in a permanent dwelling. so i live if a tent. but that particular instance, there was a juvenile male grizzly bear and he had been burying the caribou on my helicopter pad every night and wanted it know they wanted my territory and i have to defend that territory. eventually push came to shove,

he was hiding and i'll try not to get emotional. he snagged me up, took me into the tundra. you can feel where he took my head. he bluff charged. they'll extend their cars. any back pressure is a sign of engagement. that means i'm going to take him on. you got to roll with the punches but try not to put punches on. >> do you have to relax? >> you're very aware, no matter what bear attack happens, you did something in bear language to incur their wrath. you have to undo that very rapidly. the end of the story, i did end up -- i had to sew my own head together, find a gun, find him, shoot him. i laid there 'til a plane found me. >> what a story. you can see all about what life is like for sue akins on "life below zero" on nat geo.

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good morning. today is tuesday, march 18. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we start with a fox news alert. brand-new details about what happened in the cockpit of the missing plane. plus new fears malaysia flight 370 is in taliban territory. >> great. meanwhile, can you hear this? (laughing). >> well, apparently that is russia laughing at the united states. officials there asking if our sanctions are a prank. but don't worry, we just sent joe biden to the region to deal with russia. >> and the nfl wasn't anticipating this when they made their latest trade.

>> who are we going to cheer for on sundays now? >> who is this child's favorite player and why is he crying? you could only find out here because mornings are better with your friends. >> it's time for "fox & friends" . we got to start the show the way we started the last show for the last 11 days. more on this missing flight, the latest from ukraine. mar menunos is in our green room. what a show you put together, elisabeth. >> i had to chase maria. >> that's the name of our show. >> yeah. i think she had a fun night last night. still no recovery of the plane that we've been looking for, flight 370. more details pouring in.

>> speculation. >> a ton of speculation and a lot of theories. this morning the flight path we now know seems to be as reported by the "new york times," likely altered by computer programming by someone who had knowledge of this 777 type of plane, not manually as we had originally been told. >> this graphic right here, see the highlighted part in the middle? that's the flight management system. it directs the plane from point to point and somebody -- as you can see, it's situated between the pilot and the copilot. somebody did about seven or eight key strokes between the officer and first officer. not clear if the plane was reprogrammed to take a big turn to the west before or after it took off. meanwhile, we do know this, apparently malaysia asked asian countries throughout that 2 million square miles region that they're looking at right now, can you check your radar and stuff like that? what's interesting is the country of pakistan said, you know, there is absolutely no

chance it could have landed here without us detecting. so we'll get back to you. as it turns out, lignet says they have received information from a source at boeing, which manufactured the airplane, and the company believes that the airplane is in pakistan in the taliban-controlled area of pakistan. >> how unbelievable is that? they have an airstrip o take that plane? evidently yes. how many different radar detection devices and nations would they have to fly over in order to get there without knowing and what's the source of lignet? we're not sure. michael boyd weighed in on the significance that this flight path was programmed ahead of time. listen. >> i think what we have here, somebody wanted an airplane that can carry a whole lot of fuel, for whatever reason. that's what it looks like to me. again, i'm not worried about us finding it.

i'm afraid of that thing finding us. >> that's right. and that is why israel is suddenly not only worried about fighters or missiles, but they're also worried that a civilian jet liner that appears on radar could actually be this missing flight 370 filled up with gas or bombs or something headed to israeli territory. >> another theory coming out is that the plane actually did shadow another plane. we saw this tweet come across -- >> trying to hide behind it? >> right. singapore airline 777. this theory, which is not backed up, sounds interesting to many, is 370 shadowed it in order to just appear as a radar, if indeed it was detected. >> apparently the singapore flight 68 was traveling from singapore to spain and the idea -- thinking is that essentially the missing 370 flew underneath it because the transponder was off, it would just appear as one blip.

the thinking is it could have traveled through india and afghan air space as well and could have wound up out there anywhere. but because the transponder and the acars turned off, we don't know exactly where. it's another theory. yesterday we told you that the thinking was there was also a possibility that it could have gone down to 5,000 feet above sea level to avoid detection as well. >> there is no radar in the ocean. >> when those switches went off, we thought originally there was some space between them. they're now investigating as to whether that could have happened simultaneously or in reverse order. >> one other thing about the radar at night in some of these countries, they turn it off at night to save money. so there is no track. so there is no record. we'll keep you posted on that. five minutes now after the top of the hour, another fox news alert this morning. vice president biden sending a strong message to russia. this as putin sign has decree

formally recognizing crimea as a country. >> how about deciding to put missile defense back in that country? now the latest on how these sanctions are reverberating in that nation's capitol. hey, kitty. >> good morning. already we're waiting to hear this morning from russian president putin. he has already made the first steps to bring crimea to be part of russian territory. he's signed a draft bill. we're expecting him today to appeal to russian parliament to approve that bill. it needs to be also signed by constitutional court. but certainly russia is in a hurry now to solidify the results of sunday's referendum. we saw overwhelming majority of people there saying, apparently saying they wanted to join russia. that referendum has been condemned by many in the international community, also in britain. a statement was issued saying it was unconstitutional. it breached ukraine's rights of territory.

the ukraineian government seemingly powerless to stop the results today of that referendum. the consequences of it is expected that putin will ramp up fairly quickly bringing that territory o russia. we're hearing reports of crimea they intend to join russia's time zone by the end of the month and switch their local currency to the russian ruble. today we see joe biden in poland trying to put additional pressure on russia and saw sanctions put this place yesterday. will it stop putin from getting what he wants? presumably not. >> thank you very much. how are the sanctions and how stiff will they be and alter russia's behavior? so far not at all. the daily news and their lead editorial called them helpless, happenless and hopeless. essentially we have put sanctions on 11 individuals, four ukrainians and officials inside russia and said your assets here, no money allowed. there is no proof and evidence.

in 500 years, we'll got their attention. >> the real tell of these sanctions is the fact that russia knew our president said if you do anything over there, there are going to be serious consequences. as soon as the country of russia heard what the consequences were, these sanctions -- >> they must have been scared. >> the stock market in russia went up 4%. like wpew, nothing to it. >> the tweet that came out of the deputy prime minister, he was laughing off the idea of these sanctions. he said, i think some prankster prepared the draft of this act of the u.s. president. he said comrade barak obama, what should do those with have neither accounts nor property abroad, or you didn't think about it, he asked via twitter. >> mitt romney wrote an editorial. he's got to at some point say i

told you so because he said russia is our number one geopolitical threat and iran is our number one terror cities threat. he said why are america's hands so tied? a lot of our answer is our leaders' terrible timing. in every foreign affair crisis, there was a point when america had good choices and good option. there was a juncture when america had the opportunity to influence events. but we failed to iraq. over in syria and now russia. >> he also talks about president obama and our former secretary of state, hillary clinton, saying they have failed, which you got to wonder if he is attack the president. that's one thing. but for him to be attacking hillary clinton, is he taking a shot at her for 2016? >> sure. >> sounds like it. >> or paving out perhaps another shot for himself in 2016. >> do you remember the look on the president's face in that foreign policy debate when he looked at mitt romney with disdain and anger for even bringing up these challenges?

>> you bring call the '80s? >> yeah. where is that same human age whenever it comes to putin whom he's wasted time with and embarrassed us on the national stage. >> mitt romney was right and we mentioned that a number of times on this program but the main stream media backed up the president saying mitt romney, you're so far hyped the times. a lot of people omit mitt an apology. >> they certainly do. now heather nauert. >> good morning. great to see you. i've got news to bring you. it's coming out of new york. did a bad breakup cause mick jagger's girlfriend to end her life? that's fashion designer lauren scott. she was found dead in her new york city apartment of an apparent suicide. this morning a spokesperson for rolling stone star blasting the rumor, saying it is, quote, a horrible and inaccurate piece of gossip. during this tragic time for mitt. there are also new claims that the 49-year-old was $6 million

in debt. is there anything in the too long that stops a felon from running for congress? actually no. >> why i should not run. i know this, but there are better reasons why i should. >> just three years after getting out of prison, louisiana former governor democrat edwin edwards, is throwing his hat into the ring. it's the open race for the state's six congressional district. he is 86 years old and he spent nearly nine years in federal prison for extortion, fraud and racketeering. it is the latest strategy by the white house to get young people to sign up for obamacare. you're not going to believe this. take a look. there is a girl who is twerking on the sink before she falls down and gets hurt. so here is the obamacare pitch. if she had insurance, those injuries might be covered under obamacare. the white house also using march

madness to try to get people to enroll. officials release ago report on the economic cost of common sports injuries and according to their data, sprained ankles can cost 2200 bucks. this as the new numbers reveal that 5 million people have signed up for obamacare so far. that is 2 million short of the government's own bean counters, cbo, no word on how many people paid for their health care just yet. those are your headlines. >> thank you very much. of course, what they don't say is, 5 million signed up. but didn't five or six or 7 million get canceled? so they would probably have to sign up again. >> right. the gray area is who paid, enrollees? what does that mean? we'll try to figure out what that means at some point. coming up, is the missing jet in iran right now being moved to a massive weapon to attack israel? a former israeli air marshal here with that theory. >> she may be young, but when it comes to gun rights, this nine-year-old is a straight

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♪ ♪ ♪ more on a fox news alert. israel on high alert and tightening their security. fearing the malaysian airline could be used as a weapon of mass destruction if it's in the wrong hands. >> that's right. for more on this, we're going to bring in the president of new age security solutions and former head of security at one

of the most secure airports in the world. thank you for joining "fox & friends" this morning. what's your latest theory here on the weaknesses of malaysian airlines, or the holes in their security and why they, due to their vulnerabilities, were targeted? >> i think that the fact that we don't know where the aircraft is and the still existing possibility that it has landed in some kind of -- brought to be used elsewhere, obviously that option of using that aircraft against a target is something that has to be considered. now, israel, living in a bad neighborhood, has always been very careful about watching its air space and not allowing anybody who is not authorized to actually penetrate that air

space. in one case way back in the 1970s, it led to the shoot o'clock down of a libyan aircraft who lost its way and refused to respond to israeli fighter aircraft who said to them to follow them towards landing. that has not occurred. >> i know israel has always got to be worried of external flights, but why would a flight from malaysia have israel on higher alert than any other nation? >> if we look at the iranian involvement in terrorism and the way iran is located in between the area where the aircraft is supposedly present if it survived, that is something that could not be completely ignored. >> you got two iranians with fake passports on board. >> that is correct. and we know very little about the rest of the passengers at

this time. >> so we'd be taking the rest of the -- should we be taking israel's lead? >> well, i think that this whole event seems to be a first. we haven't seen that level of sophistication and preparation and detailed a performance in a terrorist attack since 9-11 and we need to consider now almost every possibility. >> all right. rafi, thanks so much. we better get some answers soon because it's getting really scary. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thanks. 19 minutes after the hour. >> coming up, enjoy your cereal and milk this morning 'cause soon you'll be paying a whole lot more for it. >> would you like fish with your dinner? these diners had no choice. watch out. ♪ ♪

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$99 a year. it also comes on the heels of the lawsuit that says prices were inflated to make up for free shipping. not so free. steve? >> thank you, brian. she may be young, but she's a straight shooter and not just at the gun range. >> and p a certain local supporter of this bill, cannot understand why the state wants to come after people like me, other kids, my dad and a million others to have done nothing wrong because of people who have. >> that is nine-year-old cheyenne roberts, a competitive shooter testifying against a new jersey state bill that would limit magazine capacities to ten rounds. it would also mean she would have to give up her favorite sport. joining us right now is cheyenne and her father, dan roberts, who joins us from philadelphia. good morning to both of you.

>> good morning, steve. >> cheyenne, why did you want to speak in front of those lawmakers in new jersey? >> because i didn't want them to ruin my career. >> and how would, if they had a law where they limited the number of rounds in a magazine to ten, how would that ruin your shooting? >> because i'm get -- i just got a new a.r. and it comes with 15 round magazines, but if they limit it to ten, i won't be able to have it. it would be worthless. >> and i understand -- >> she'd have to reload more often than competitors in other states that don't have that type of restriction and this is a sport that can be decided by tenths of a second between first and fifth. >> sure. dan, you taught her how to shoot when she was four years old and you were a firearms instructor as well. why is this important to your

family? >> well, i wanted her at the very least to be safe around firearms, to understand they're not toys, that they have to be respected. i'm convinced that if you teach children very early about how to respect them and be safe around firearms, that you cut down accidents drastically because you've eliminated the curiousity factor and then she just developed and displayed a natural talent for being very skilled at it. so we explored it to see where it would go and last october, she took second place in a statewide match in the women's division and that really kind of opened the flood gates for her. we started getting sponsorship deals and things like that. >> that's great. cheyenne, i understand you're on the honor roll at school as well. one of the reasons you like to compete is 'cause you like to beat the boys, right? >> yes. >> i can understand that. all right. so after you made your plea in front of the lawmakers, i understand there was a lot of

applause. your video has appeared on-line, over 60,000 people have looked at it as well. what's the reaction been since you made your speech last thursday? >> do you want me to answer tore her? >> you can start, dad. >> okay. the comments have overwhelmingly been, if i had to put a ratio on it, 30 to one in favor. she's gotten comments from parents all around the country, from other kids that she's an inspiration, someone they look up to, someone they want to follow and emulate. of course, we expected with a controversial issue like this that there would be some negative comments. some of them have been too vulgar on tv to repeat, but i don't let her see that stuff. >> i understand. congratulations, cheyenne, you did a good job. regardless of where people come down on this particular issue, the fact that you felt so strongly about it, you put yourself in the arena, that's great. dad, you got to be proud of her.

>> very proud. i tried to teach her from an early age to fight for what she was in, to stand up and speak out when it's something that she thinks is wrong and to participate with the government and say something when she has something to say. >> all right. very good. she had plenty to say and did it last thursday. thank you very much for joining us today from philly. cheyenne, thanks for being on tv. now you got to go back to school. >> thank you. >> have a great day. 28 minutes after the top of the hour. should illegal immigrants get in-state tuition? that decision just made. we're going to tell you what it is. and you know his face. you definitely know his voice. but did you know why there is a big -- brian will talk to dick vitell live. good morning to you, dick this is for you.

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highly debated election, 95% of crimea voted to secede from ukraine and join russia. 5% got to try again. >> getting right into the heart of it.

>> i saw one poll result where more people voted for that than actually lived in the country. >> yeah, really? they got 97% of the vote. even in north korea they smelled corruption. >> early on. 41 showed up. >> we're going to be talking about that and a whole lot more. dick vitale is waiting in the wings. >> right now a fox news alert. ten days and still no sign of malaysian flight 370. officials wrapping autopsy news conference and expanding their search once again. doug luzader joins us live with the latest. what are we hearing now? >> reporter: good morning. we're getting little bits of information, little bits of evidence. it's tough to put it on the time line and so much of this has to do with what actually took place in the cockpit of the aircraft. we know that at some point someone turned off that acars system that reports data about what the plane is doing. was that before or after we had that last voice transmission from the flight deck which we

now believe came from the copilot? also the "new york times" is reporting that someone entered in that left turn into the flight management system. that is the left turn that laborrian radar picked up as this thing began to head to the west. as far as the search area is concerned, we're still talking about that big arc, so big that the northern boundary of it, that is being searched by china and kazakhstan and to the south, that part of the search is being carried out by australia. this goes deep into the indian ocean and malaysian officials say they need some help in that search. >> on air and surface access, i have spoken to almost all afghan leaders, including assets with deep ocean surveillance detection capabilities. >> reporter: they are racing against the clock for a number of reasons. not the least of which is the plane's black box. there is a locator beacon to

allow that to be found under water. the battery attached to it is only certified to last for a minimum of 30 days. we're already ten days into the search. all of this raises a difficult question. at what point do you begin drawing down the search if you don't find anything? the u.s. navy is already drawing down the uss kidd, a destroyer that's been assisting in the search effort. planes will continue to search, but at some point if they don't find anything, they have to make a very difficult decision to begin scaling back this effort. certainly family members are hoping something is found very, very soon. back to you guys. >> they sure do. doug live in dc with the latest. thank you very much. the answer to this might be found on twitter. very intelligent theories going on right now that seem so off base, but now you have israel with their air defenses beefed up. >> 'cause we don't know. it could be anywhere. >> until they find it, they are ramping up their security. heather nauert, you have other information. >> hi there. courtney love thinks that she

has found that missing plane. >> what? >> she's been tweeting about that? >> where does she think it is? >> i'll tell later in another report. should illegal immigrants get cheaper in-state tuition? not in new york state. there was a bill to give financial aid to college students here illegally that has been defeated in the state senate. it would have used $25 million in taxpayer money. many senate republicans called it inappropriate to bail out illegals when american citizens have a hard time paying for college tuition as it is. today a big announcement coming from wal-mart. starting march 26, customers will be able to trade in their old video games at some stores for credit. wal-mart will then sell those old video games to other customers. they already give customers credit for used tablets and smart phones. something fishy going down at the happiest place on earth. look at this.

those poor little fishies. that is the giant fish tank at the t rex cafe in downtown disney. it burst open when a seam in that fish tank opened up. people jumping out of their seats as workers quickly ran around and tried to save all the little fishies there. the fish are all fine. they're not on the menu. a few diners got a little wet. the nfl wasn't anticipating this when they made their latest trade. check this out. >> who are we going to cheer for on sundays now? >> i don't even want to watch the panthers! i hate the panthers! >> whoa! >> that poor little guy. every mom out there has been through that. this is a little panthers fan after he found out that form carolina player steve smith was traded. it was a viral video. it eventually reached steve

himself who reached out to that family and is now planning to meet with little gavin to try to cheer him up. those are your headlines. poor thing! >> first reaction to that, i want to go to america's number one sports fan to talk about emotion and how you get attached to a team. standing by is dick vitale. he as a coach, as a player, as an analyst, have you ever felt sadness when a player of yours has been cut or traded? can you relate to that child's fears? >> i tell you one thing, kids get so attached to a player, i know, steve going on to play with the ravens broke his heart and you see those things happen. unbelievable. i could feel for him. >> all right. first off, it's always great to have you, especially on the cusp of the beginning of march madness. why are you wearing a cowboy hat and why are you on a ranch? >> let me tell you this, i'm down here in fort worth.

i'm really at the stockyards and i got a challenge on my hands with joe the longhorn. he's going to challenge me, but he has no shot, none whatsoever. i'm here for march mayhem. it's tremendous time and the great news is they're donating a lot of money in memory of my buddy and the bottom line is donating money to fort worth, to the herd. i'm really excited about being here. i'm excited -- just like you, brian! you jump. connecticut, now you're here a big star at fox. >> i got to do a better job much introducing you. last year you barely beat a dolphin and it was for a great cause. this time you're taking on a steer and you're going to let this steer, joe, make his picks and then you're going to get your bracket and it's going to be exciting. everybody wins, even if you lose, because all these great causes get some great funding.

america is waiting and i think you'll let everybody know. here is your final four. michigan state over florida, louisville over arizona. so here is your final four. you're going to have michigan state, florida, arizona and louisville in the final four with michigan state winning it all over louisville. right? >> yeah, that's my pick. i think it's going to be michigan state and basically, brian, that's going to be the rigatoni classic. i'll be calling the game naturally if those two play. so you got izzo, patino and vitale, it sounds like an italian construction company. >> you got to whisper because joe is getting all your hints and it will influence how he picks his brackets. i got to ask awe few basketball questions. right now, not who the best team is, but who is playing the best right now in college basketball in the field of 64?

>> that's a good question, brian. i really like louisville. i thought they got a ra being a number four seed. i think they're playing great and i think when you look at march mayhem, they're a team really, really to deal with. i think rick patino does a fabulous job. as does izzo, certain coaches really excel in that situation. i think when you look at the regions, i think the south region and the midwest region are the two toughest regions. my heart goes out to the kids at wichita state. 34-0, brian. think about it! perfect. just like you are on tv. perfect! bottom line is, they did them no favors, the committee. they put them in a region where they might have to play kentucky. they might have to play louisville or duke or michigan. and that will be tough. >> two of the great stories this year. always great to see you. there are no losers, especially when you're on our show. good luck to joel, the steer,

although i've known you longer, i'm kind of attached to joel. i might be pulling for him this year. i'm just telling you. i'm just saying, joel seems to be sad. dick vitale, thanks so much. >> thanks a lot, brian. march mayhem, baby! donate the money! joel's in trouble! >> talk to maria. maria is here with weather. toss to her. >> thank you. >> guess not. maria, you have the weather. i tried to get awe dick vitale toss, but he rejected it. >> that went great. let's take to you parts of virginia, north carolina, because they have winter weather advisories in effect this morning due to freezing rain and drizzle in the region. that is producing concerns for a slippery travel as we head to work this morning. but farther west, we have a brand-new winter storm. this system could produce as much as a foot of snow across parts of minnesota and wisconsin. so we have winter storm warnings in effect out here and advisories as well.

wind, another big issue with this system. gusts up to 60 miles per hour in parts of colorado and also kansas. high wind warnings and advisories in effect out here. keep you updated. let's head back inside. >> plenty of weather. >> thanks. coming up, the president's pick for surgeon general creating a lot of controversy and this morning we are hearing the white house is putting the brakes on his nomination. we have new details straight ahead. >> and if you're a millenial, what time should you show up for work exactly? >> 9:30. >> cheryl casone here with the top advice for millenials from america's top ceos. not to miss it when i started weight watchers

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got some quick tuesday morning headlines. glitches with the obamacare web site now preventing at least 84,000 michigan residents from receiving their benefits. six months after launching, the state has still not received complete applications back from the federal government. can you believe that? and the white house backing off president obama's controversial pick for surgeon general because they raised eyebrows when he said gun violence is an important health issue. now they're rethinking that. so many questions this morning about why mick jagger's girlfriend took her own life. was it because they split up after 13 years together? joining us with reaction to that is ainsley earhart. >> this morning a spokesperson nor jagger is denying that they split, saying, quote, it is a horrible and inaccurate piece of gossip during this very tragic time for mick. the rolling stones just canceled

their concert tomorrow in australia. there is this new claim as well. scott, who dressed celebrities like nicole kidman and others, was $6 million in debt. scott's suicide followed the last minute cancellation of her london fashion week show last month. she blamed production delays on that. both sources -- but sources are saying the real reason was her business just crashed. several friends knew something was going on and scott's assistant found her dead in her apartment after she sent her a text message telling her to come over. she was just 49 years old. back to you. >> what a sad story. thank you very much. coming up, millenials, have you ever had one of these days? >> i need to take work off tomorrow for a mental health day. >> cheryl casone says that might not be a good idea. she's here with the top advice from america's top ceo's. don't miss it. first on this day in 1965, a

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welcome back. by 2020, they will make up 50% of the work force. but when it comes to millenials in the office, they get a bad rap. for more on it our what now

series, we're bringing in cheryl casone with great advice on how to fix just that. >> we've talked about this before. good morning. millenials, they are struggling in the work force right now. there is a lot of reasons why. ceo's are always saying, shear what we're look for in employees, but they have some complaints about the millenials. first off, they say their expectations are too high, whether it's days off that they expect, or a title or paycheck. also they say they lack face-to-face communication skills. it's about personality in the office. you and i communicate. we talk in the hallways. that doesn't happen a lot with millenials. they also say they're on their phones too much. that's the number one complaints. they're texting. they're facebooking, twittering, linking in, whatever they're doing. but they're not paying attention to inner office communication. >> a lot of people are expecting a lot of them in the office. what are the big don'ts in the office that you find are happening that we want to solve? >> here is what i like to do. i like to do videos to show you

what's happening. here is the first mistake. these are my don'ts. it's don't jump from job to job. take a look. >> this is a large resume. a new job every two months? >> i think it's important to have a lot of experience. >> okay. how long do you plan to work att the cassone exchange? >> but it's happening, right? they do kind of move around, keep finding something that works for them. but you say stick with it? >> at least for two or three years. they think it's acceptable to go from job to job every year. there is a but. if you're work in the service industry. if you're waiting tables, that, i can understand. so here is another one. have you ever found yourself doing this at your desk? >> why isn't this person e-mailing me back? come on. >> don't ignore that phone! that sound is a ring.

>> it's ringing. you pick it up. and then you talk to the person on the other line. it's great. if the internet goes down, don't go home. pick up the phone. business is done face-to-face or over the phone. and this is how you make relationships when you're trying to network and to get clients if you're doing sales. >> it's really about connecting the way we used to. what about timing? >> there is one more. this is probably my favorite. this is all about expectations for your workday. have you ever done this? >> it's 11:00 o'clock in the morning. good lord. harris county guys. what's up? >> maybe take the sunglasses off before you walk into the office. these kids, look, 9:00 o'clock, 9:30, is that when i'm coming in? you have something to prove when you're a millenial, whether you realize it or not. you have to be first in, last out in the office. it's all about proving yourself and showing your bosses that

you've got what it takes to get the job. that's how you get the title and the pay. not asking for it on the first day. >> love that for our series. big help for those millenials. coming up, russell crowe could have used divine intervention. why the pope just stood him up and snubbed his new movie "noah." and she's smart and rich and beautiful. why is maria menunos still living with her parents? is she millenial? her boyfriend, too? she's here to explain all of that coming up is this the bacon and cheese diet?

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good morning. tuesday, march 18. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with breaking news on the missing plane. new information about what happened in the cockpit. now fears that the plane could

be in taliban territory. and a comedy of sanctions. russia is laughing off our punishment, calling president obama a prankster. don't worry. we just sent joe biden, the vice president, to deal with them and send a message from poland. good morning, joe. he can't hear you, steve. he sure knows how to land the ladies. all right. another movie i didn't see. apparently it's a science and i could learn it, too. >> don't bother. >> that's why mornings are better with friends. >> hi, everybody. this is dick vitale. you're watching "fox & friends"! they're awesome, baby! perfect guest.

>> a lot of people don't respect dick vitale in a cowboy hat. >> right. or in a children's book. i have a book of his and you hear his voice. abc, it's dickey v. >> really? he has a children's book? >> yeah. it's so cute. has a little sound. >> he had just joined us and we have another great hour coming your way. for example, look at this talking point. >> this is what the whole planet is talking about. where is that airplane? a fox news alert. there were some who thought if it was a hijacking, somebody got in there when they got it to the cruising altitude and took over. as it turns out, we know shortly after takeoff, it made a big turn to the west, as it turns out. that big turn was programmed by somebody in the computer -- you can see that area that is spot shadowed right there. that's flight management system. and somebody put seven or eight key strokes into it. it's not clear, though, who programmed it, whether it was programmed before or after the airplane turned off. all we know is somebody with

some know how about how that big airplane ran did the programming. >> that's right. we're going to keep you posted on the ever changing time line there. in the meantime, malaysian officials say the plane could be in pakistan and they say that pakistan -- pakistan is saying we'll check on it. we're not sure when that's going to happen. but they believe it avoided radar detection and landed in pakistan near the afghanistan border. certainly making everyone sort of tighten up security, particularly when it comes to israel. they are reported to be really drawing in and making sure that their airways are safe. >> lignet is the site which has got a lot of qualified people endorsing it. langley related a lot of these men and women were at one point serving in the c.i.a. they say flight 37 conceivably could be hidden inside the hangar in the country. they will check around. we did ask them to check around for bin laden. they came up with nothing. >> they're not good at finding things apparently.

>> it might be right in the driveway of the presidential building. >> you never know. pakistan does have a number of 75, 100-foot runway which is is what it would require to take that airplane off. where would they fly it? if they turned it into a flying bomb, they might fly it to the country of israel. they might have flown it to iran. we had a guest on earlier in the program and he said do you have to worry about iran regarding this. >> iranian involvement in terrorism and the way iran is located in between the area where the aircraft is supposedly present if it survived, that is something that could not be completely ignored. israel, living in a rather bad neighborhood, has always been very careful about watching its air space. >> yeah. they've got to.

also there is one other story that's been rush shaying around the inter-- ricocheting around the internet. we told you they turned off the communications device and the transponder. well, there are some who suggest that perhaps if this was hijacked, they can have flown it so close to singapore airlines flight 68 that it appeared as a single blip on the radar. apparently that particular flight was flying from singapore to spain, through indian and afghany air space. next thing you know, it could have wound up in pakistan or anywhere in that red zone if it were just trying to fly underneath it. and because the transponder went off, the guy flying the singapore plane would have no idea it was there. >> right. >> how could you preplan that? you couldn't have preplanned that. >> if you knew when that plane was taking off. coordinate it. there are a loft theories.

because the plane is missing, we don't know. >> right. day ten here. another fox news alert right now. vice president joe biden arriving in poland. the trip is designed to show u.s. resolve against russia's moves on ukraine. however, putin already responding to american sanctions by promising sanctions of his own against u.s. senators. >> wow. putin just finished speaking. kitty logan is live in kiev. what did putin say in russian? >> reporter: he gave a pretty tough talk. i can tell you that. certainly nothing stopping him when it comes to bringing crimea back to russia. he was greeted with applause, a standing ovation even as he addressed the russian parliament. he said that crimea had always been part of russia. it was historically important. he said the referendum showed clearly people in crimea wanted to join russia. he said it was perfectly legal and fair and he said he would not negotiate. he would not talk to ukraine over this because the government was not legitimate.

we understand he's approved a draft bill which would bring crimea back to russia. that is going to be submitted to parliament today. this could be wrapped up by the end of the week. meanwhile, joe biden arrived in poland in the region to put additional pressure on the russian government. putin doesn't seem to be listening to this, that despite sanctions which were imposed by the u.s. and e.u. over the last couple of days. putin said he will impose sanctions of his own. it seems like this is a done deal and putin is doing what he pleases, which is bring crimea back to russia, which is what he says where it belongs. >> all right. >> thanks. let's talk a little bit about what russia did yesterday. the president of the united states came out at 10:45 eastern time and said, i saw what happened with the referendum on sundays. i talked to putin on sunday. i'm very upset by this. so i'm going to sanction 11 different russian officials and say anything in the u.s., well,

you have you -- you no longer have access to. there is no proof they have assets there. one of them said this, the deputy prime minister said this about the president's move. >> i think some prankster prepared the draft of this act of the u.s. president. and went on to tweet, comrade barak obama, what should do those who neither have accounts nor property abroad? or you didn't think about it? certainly kind of laughing it seems as the president and our nation's efforts to sanction you with 11 of your cronies trying to handcuff their money. i mean, i do think that's a true statement, across twitter, of course, which everybody is retweeting. >> one of putin's top advisors said that he found being on this list was a great honor. he said, however, i don't have any accounts abroad and i'm not going to go abroad either, so he really will be not impacted. however, it does sound like putin will come out with a list

against a number of american officials now and mitt romney this morning has written an op ed in the "wall street journal" where he talks about how this president has made a number of mistakes, and as it turns out, he includes hillary clinton. he writes, president obama and secretary of state hillary clinton traveled the world in pursuit of their promise to reset relations and to build friendsships across the globe. their failure has been painfully evident. it's hard to name even a single country that has more respect and admiration for america today than when president obama took office. now russia is in ukraine. so he's taking a shot at the president and mitt romney was right. russia, it turns out, was our biggest geopolitical foe. he's taking a shot at hillary clinton. she was secretary of state for years and did nothing other than that reset skit that went hay wire. >> let's look what they're going to be doing. freezing assets in u.s. banks.

we could have been shipping in arms to ukraines to protect themselves and their capitol because this is exactly what was requested. we could have announce a comprehensive five-year program to expedite the export of our natural gas and attack one of the two major exports that support the entire russian economy. european union could be pushed to make an announcement that within three years they'll buy from us and maybe some other middle eastern nation and start to pull back because they have $480 billion worth of annual trade with the russians. but instead, we have 11 guys who can't come over to las vegas if they want to. >> we're not even squeezing putin. >> perhaps it's coming. perhaps more will come. >> so they have troops on the border. they're going to take the eastern half of afghanistan. they need some way to get to crimea. so they're going to take some more. >> there are many that indicated this is just the beginning. right? >> all right. meanwhile, it is about ten minutes after the top of the hour. big news regarding mick jagger and this morning heather nauert

breaks that. >> sad news to bring you now. an update on this. could a bad breakup cause mick jagger's long time girlfriend to end her own life? a spokesman for the star blasting this europe that's out there, saying, quote, it's a horrible and inaccurate piece of gossip during this very tragic time for mick. we just learned that the rolling stones canceled their concert that was scheduled for tomorrow in australia. there is the new claim that the 49-year-old who dressed celebrity, including nicole kidman and others was $6 million in debt. you might think a felony conviction would prevent someone from oning for congress, right? wrong. >> i acknowledge there are good reasons why i should not run. i know this. but that better reasons why i should. >> okay. that is louisiana's former governor, democrat edwin edwards, and it's been just three years since he got out of

prison. now he's throwing his hat into the ring, running for congress in the state's 6th congressional district. the 86-year-old spent nearly nine years in federal prison for extortion, fraud and racketeering. it is the strategy by the white house to get young people to sign up for obamacare. we all know that. but look at the latest one. this is a girl twerking on the sink -- oh, my -- and falls down and gets hurt. if she had health insurance, those injuries might be covered under obamacare. the white house also using march madness to try to get more people to enroll. they're releasing a report today on the economic cost of common sports injuries. according to their data, sprained ankle can cost $2,200. oh, my. this as the numbers reveal 5 million people have signed up for obamacare so far. that is 2 million short of the government's expectations. no word on how many people have actually paid their health care just yet. what do you think of the

twerking girl? and what do you think of this? fellows, you want to attract the ladies? take a lesson from guys like justin timberlake. ♪ ♪ >> apparently hot dance moves are all in the neck and in the knees. according to a study, yeah, there were some people who studied those, men were filmed dancing and they were returned into "avatars." the women watching the videos said they were the most attracted to guys who shook their heads and shook their right knee. researchers say that those moves are associated with a man's health and strength and what won't we date? if you move your arms too much. so brian, steve, the funky chicken it out. >> deal breaker. >> i'm going to stick with the hustle. >> and keep that left foot still. >> i am going to stay by the bar. my best move is not to dance. >> thank you very much, heather.

if guys are going to dance, oftentimes a beverage is included. >> 13 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, a plane can't just vanish into thin air, can it? our next guest says a new theory of where that missing jet could be right now. paying it forward, a restaurant worker's handwritten letter to a customer is inspiring a whole entire country this morning. >> come on, brian, let's dance. >> i wish i had time. but we're going to break. ♪ ♪ play close. good and close.

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force pilot and fox news contributor lieutenant general tom. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. how are you today? >> doing okay. you're the first person i heard last friday suggest that it was a hijacking and you also tied it to pakistan and this morning, there is news as well that a number of people at boeing apparently feel that it's in pakistan. >> yeah. i find that very interesting. my course of action that i gave you last friday, that number one, it was hijacked and number tw at pakistan and eastern iran was a course of action that just wasn't arbitrary. that's all i can say. now it's interesting that we're starting to get other sources to verify it, which i think is important. we're not sure yet. i don't want to go down that rat trail yet, but i do think that boeing and rolls royce and the u.s. government know an awful lot what's going on.

the best sensors we have in the defense department are where? they're in the middle east. they're not in the south indian ocean, as some are speculating. the fact is that i think we're going to see in the next 24 to 48 hours that the malaysian government may break -- the pakinstani government isn't saying anything. why should they? 'cause it means they're complicit. >> let me ask you this, general. if it's parked in pakistan, what are they going to do with it? >> that's very interesting.

brennan said that we could not rule out a terrorist act. i still believe there is a hypotension for a terrorist act. but do not know. >> sure. do you buy into the suggestions that perhaps, for instance, one of the theories is that it flew next to or under a singapore airline flight so that it would only appear as one blip or that it was down at 5,000 feet? is that all on the table? >> the altitudes have always been sketchy, in my opinion. they've come from the malaysian government. i think it's been more deception out there, confusing people, throwing things out. i do believe that it could have flown behind flight 68, singapore airlines. you know, people don't realize, in these radars, the radar operators normally are in the transponder mode. they're not in the skin paint mode. it's harder to deal it, it's working it.

remember, if this is what we think happened, that airplane would have landed around 5:00 o'clock in the morning in pakistan. it would have been dark. people would not have seen it. it would have been dark and they could because the singapore airline was all bright flash on its lights. it could have come up and done that. so that's a potential contingency that could be realistic. >> lieutenant f it turns out to be true, you heard it here first. thank you very much. >> thanks, steve. >> 20 minutes after the top of the hour. breaking news where you least expect it. >> thank you. coming up, more problems for a -- >> earthquake. >> we're having an earthquake! >> they usually go to the news. but this time the news came to them. talk about a full house. maria menunos still lives at home with her mom and dad and she's here to tell us why she doesn't mind. good morning.

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>> looks like she has competition from candace cameron right here. >> wow. the full house star wowing the judges with that last impresssive lift right there. maria menunos is joining us. you're the host of "extra." you've got "chasing maria now." yet i know you have something to say about "dancing with the stars." >> it's not fair that they're that good week one! that's wrong! >> you even think it's a bad tactic to be that good because they judge you on improvement? >> it actually is tough. you saw last year, emma reilly was great from go and went on to win. so, you know. she bucks the system. but yeah, it's tough to keep up once you come on so strong. >> because you finished fourth your year.

would you get better each year? >> i started at the low end of the pack. i couldn't put one foot in front of the other. luckily i was one of those project players derek hung in with. >> you had a great coach in him. >> i did. >> he had to chase you down for some of the moves. let's talk about "chasing maria." i think the show is great. you're really kind of exposing yourself, your family, your relationships, 17 years. i want to show everyone a little bit of it. then i have a question to why. take a listen. >> the problem with kids is that you see how little time we have. i'm so tired. but i'm getting to live my dreams and doing everything i've ever dreamed and wanted. so why would i give that up right now? >> because you have to sacrifice so much if you have a kid. >> grandma wants kids. >> so why no kids? why the show? it's really in your life. >> i know. it's really scary. i think that when we sat down and made the decision as a family, it's like you write out

a list of pros, 'cause i'm a nerd, that's how i do things. the pros outweigh the cons because i work so much that my family, i barely got to see them. even though they lived in the house. it's hard to see my own family. so i knew this was going to force me to get to be home and get to be with my family. so that was a big selling points for me. i'm truly terrified of the entire experience and terrified now it will premiere tonight. but i did get that. i did get to learn a lot through the experience and i'm really happy we did it. >> here right now are your parents and your boyfriend. so they're in the middle of this quandary. this is a real reality show, which is rare. >> it's very raw and my dad is really, really angry with me 'cause he really wants me to get married and have kids. the reason we're not married yet is not because we didn't want to. when we wanted to get married, no one else wanted us to. you'll see that in the show. and then they kind of ruined our

courtship and we got so busy in our careers we're like, oh, now you want us to get married? >> you have built in tension because your family moved to los angeles to be with you. your family wants you to get married and have children and your boyfriend lives in the house with you and, in fact, he's just off camera right now. come on out here, kevin. >> how are you? >> hi. thanks for coming. >> how awkward does it get when talking about getting married and having babies? >> i think it's most awkward watching the show with her dad. that was awkward. we saw for the first time last night and to see some of the intimate moments in front of him, this very traditional greek father, that was uncomfortable. >> yeah. >> i was talking to my gynecologist about conceiving and i'm like, well, nothing has really happened. so there must be an issue, right? and my dad goes, well, why you say those things! i go, dad, where do you think babies come from! you want me to have kids!

>> by the way, all of this in a press greeting. 30 members of the press. they're arguing in between the theater while we're watching. >> there are going to be more than 30 watching tonight. finally, a live shot of the gynecologist's office. >> are you pregnant? >> no, no. no. not yet. we definitely look forward to the day when we figure it out and move forward in those terms of our lives. but for right now, i think there are so many women in my position. thank are a little confused to when the right time is to do all of these things. so you can call itselfish, but i think a i'm actually being practical because i don't want to bring kids into this world if i'm not ready and i'm not ready to devote the right time for it because i want to be a great mom when i get o do it. >> you have a lot to give, too. you have a lot to offer. you're working with a great program for women. you want to give them the chance to feel good, right? >> we're working with swab professionals to bring a touch of glam to women. you can go to suave.com.

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moments. >> it is funny. >> whoa. earthquake. >> big earthquake right now. >> whoa! >> we are having an earthquake right now. apparently large earthquake. coming up -- we're having an earthquake. >> i'd get your honor the desk, too. they got all these great big lights. >> that was meghan henderson, who was here for a while. she went under the desk. it looked like she want to do stay up, but he said i'm going down. the problem is, i was asking the guys today, if you get hit with an earthquake, do these lights come down? these become like missiles. >> they could. pan up. luckily each one of these -- these lights all weigh like 30, 40chain on them. but still... . >> you know the rule, if there is an earthquake, we cover chulo 'cause he's the only one that has to survive.

he's the only one that can work the crane camera. that's the guy we save. >> heather nauert, if there is an earthquake in here, you're just out the door, right? >> no, you're going to save me. you've done it before. always a gentleman. >> if there is an earthquake, shepard smith will report. >> all right. got some news to bring you. this one coming out of colorado this morning. the home of john jon benet ramsey is back on the market. it was sold by her parents 16 years ago. the five bedroom house changed hands several times since then. the latest listing price, nearly $2 million. the white house now backing off a quick push for confirmation of president obama's controversial pick for surgeon general. he raised a whole lot of eyebrows when he said gun violence is an important health

issues. that draws a loft opposition from those who don't want to take snore tough vote on a controversial nominee. listen to this. the pope canceling a peteing with the star of the new movie "noah." there was talk that russell crowe wanted the pope to bless the movie that cost $125 million to shoot. but he bailed out after news of that meeting was leaked to the press. apparently the vatican concerned that crowe could cause a real spectacle in rome. and strangers serving up a pretty awesome act of kindness here. an elderly couple, they were having a meal in california when a stranger picked up their $30 check. to that stranger's surprise, she got this note from the waitress saying that what she did was amazing. the couple in town because the gentleman had just lost his brother and the kindness was just what they needed.

>> you need to see people sometimes that are a great couple and really love each other. i hope it made them moment happy with that amount of sadness. >> how nice. the woman paying the bill because she thought her friends were being too loud and disruptive at the couple's breakfast. how sweet is that? back to the russell crowe thing, they built that ark out on long island. >> i know. >> a big version of that ark. >> i am not buying that whole russell crowe at the vatican. is there a back door? you got to be kidding me. you can sneak famous people into the vatican. >> are people are looking for noah's ark, it's in long island. >> exactly! there was a whole movie, they found the ark i thought in afghanistan. >> right next to two lions, two zebras. >> yeah. they weren't doing well. 22 minutes before the top of the hour. joining us right now from the white house, two dozen heros getting the medal of honor later today.

wendell goler standing by with that story. hey, wendell. >> reporter: the president will honor two dozen veterans of world war ii, vietnam, korean war, who were overlooked for the medal of honor, the nation's highest military award because of racial prejudice. a study found actually no black soldiers in world war two had been awarded the medal of honor despite several recommendations. the army segregated then. actually the first black world war 1 medal of honor winner wasn't named until 1991. in 2002, congress called for a review of jewish american and hispanic american war records to insure that they, too, weren't denied the medal because of prejudice. the study found nonethnic soldiers who were also deserving. 21 of the medals will be awarded host humusly today. staff sergeant melvin morris will be here to receive his for courageous actions as a green beret in 1969. >> this is overwhelming. this is a special honor.

i never knew it was coming. i never even thought about it. but i think it's such a wonderful thing that that's being looked at now. we're not perfect. someone stepped up to the plate and said we need to go back and look at things. that's being done. i'm very proud of that. >> he says he got a call from president obama and initially thought it was a scam. back to you. >> it would be shocking to get a phone call personally from the president. wendell, thank you very much. joining us from the white house. >> 20 minutes before the top of the hour. have you seen maria? >> no. have you? there she is. >> we can see her now, although yesterday we were about to discover she kind of disappeared. >> yeah. because she was not wearing yellow like she was today. you were wearing green. >> that's right. i was wearing green. and actually i tweeted that. i had a green dress on. went to the weather center and when they do the chrome, it

disappeared. that was all thanks to our green room. christian had the idea for -- kristen had the idea of me taking a selfy. pretty cool. >> i didn't know hawaii was so nice. >> yeah. apparently relatively warmer than here in the northeast. it got retweeted over 2,000 times and really shows the power of social media. we even had a few people write articles with it. you can see "today" wrote an article. >> people love the weather. >> yeah. people love weather. i guess people love funny stuff. funny when your dress disappears. >> i hate it when that happens. >> i venture to say they love you as well. >> what about the weather? >> we do have weather today to talk about. a lot of it across parts of north carolina, virginia. we have winter weather advisories that have been posted due to ice concerns on many

roadways. freezing rain has been coming down. across parts of the north central u.s., winters storm warnings, up to a foot of snow possible in minnesota and wisconsin. strong winds with that storm system as well with gusts up to 60 miles per hour possible. high wind warnings have been issued for parts of colorado and also across kansas and the state of new mexico. temperature wise, heating up in texas. i want to show you this. in del rio, their high temperatures forecast to reach 90 degrees. we are two days away from the official start of spring. so we're heading in the right direction. let's head back inside. >> no kidding. maria joining us from outside where there is an ambulance or something driving by. >> it's got to be new york. someone's hurt. >> 42 minutes past the hour. >> answer this, should illegal immigrants get in-state tuition? that decision was just made. we're going to tell you exactly what that is. >> chaos on campus. students in san francisco going to the extreme to get their point across. wait until you see what they did

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app wild scene in san francisco when a college protest got violent. look at that. protesters hit the city college of san francisco are angry over a proposed pay hike for administrators. and chaos on campus. and should illegals get cheaper in-state tuition? not in new york state. a bill to give financial aid to college students here illegally has been defeated in the state senate of new york. brian, over to you. >> after admit to go fudging the numbers on deportation, the obama administration now wants tree do you say the deportation of illegals by letting criminals stay? joining us now with his take is kansas secretary of state chris.

what's your reaction to these two new changes to our immigration policies? >> brian, my reaction is that aside from being horrible for the american workers who are going to have to compete against these illegal aliens who won't get deported, this is illegal. in 1996, congress passed a law that was supposed to end the catch and release policies of the clinton administration and that law orders ice agents that they must place most illegal aliens in deportation proceedings. what obama is doing is his administration is telling the ice agents to break federal law. so he's ordering the ice agents to break federal law and he's refusing to enforce the laws as the president is supposed to do. >> this could mean about 1 million people could be eligible for a two-year dwell of deportation. these are people that are here illegally. this is going to be significant. a lot of people at home are saying, don't understand, this president has deported more illegals than anybody else. back off. but in reality, he was using the wrong numbers in his calculus. >> he was cook the books. let's take for example the 2012 high water mark.

that's when the obama administration said that was the most deportations ever. they claimed 410,000. what they were doing is they were counting in that 410,000 turn arounds by the border patrol, where they catch them at the border, then release them at the same place or somewhere else. if you take those numbers out, it was only 324,000. one of the lowest numbers in the last two decades. so their numbers are at an all-time low. they're deporting fewer people and now announcing a policy where pretty much nobody gets deported unless you committed a violent felony. this is outrageous. >> don't worry. it's supervised release. we'll look after them. we'll keep an eye on them. >> nobody keeps an eye on them. there is no supervision. and one more thing, brian, remember how the house conservatives were saying we're not going to do this amnesty deal? they were absolutely right, we now know, because the obama administration, part of the agreement was we'll pass this with the amnesty. they're not going to enforce any parts of the law that they don't

like. it's outrageous. it -- >> maybe the senate republicans were wrong for going along with it. thanks for talk being this issue. >> my pleasure. coming up straight ahead as we finish up, families are powerless as crews try to find that missing jet. what legal options do they have? peter johnson, jr. here next. first, let's check in with martha mccallum who hosts the show from 9 to 11. >> good morning, everybody. so the sharp westward turn was programmed by someone in the cockpit, according to the "wall street journal." that reporter joins us live this morning. he has his latest breaking news on this story. stick around for that. and putin speaks out this morning as well, just moments ago. he says it all comes down to what he calls, quote, the right of the strong. so just who is that? awaiting a decision from the judge that could come at any

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the families of passengers on malaysia flight 370 are waiting for word on their loved ones. but if no cause is found and the plane's mysterious disappearance issues will those families be able to take legal action or be compensated in some way? joining us is peter johnson, jr. >> that's an interesting question. it hasn't been explored yet. in all this pain, in all this loss and all this confusion and question, will the loved ones be able to seek the redress of the court under the montreal convention in 1999 treaty between the countries of the world, there is about $150,000 that could be paid to family,

photo a survivor as a result of this crash. but that's kind of the bare minimum. potentially, other lawsuits could be brought. but there are problems with that. >> how? >> we don't know how and why and if this jet, this 777 boeing airliner actually crashed. we've heard from retired generals. we've heard from other people saying perhaps it's in pakistan. perhaps it's not in that 2 million square mile in the waters of the world. so usually people resort to the manufacturer for a lawsuit. they resort to a government entity or authority for their conduct with regard to how an airliner was operating. so there is a lot of potential defendants. but there is more questions than answers. and yes, it could affect the ability to get full and adequate compensation for people who are lost, although we don't have proof of life or death at this point in that tragedy.

>> and perhaps motive to not put forward -- >> you're absolutely right. the malaysian government has made so many statements as to what happened, when they were aware this airliner was at different times. now we know that it went on many, many hours in the air beyond what the malaysian authorities had told us. so the government authorities in malaysia, did they do what they were supposed to do in terms of interpol checks? is there manufacturing defect? there has been no proof of that. how can transponders be turned off so easily? is that a defect in this aircraft? malaysian airlines itself, what did they do wrong in terms of retaining that pilot? did they have an awareness that the pilot, the copilot, the crew or anyone else on that plane was a terrorist risk to those passengers? why didn't they tell those passengers? the lawyers will be feeding at this trough. obviously these people deserve

compensation. but the questions here provoke a lot of different opportunities and a lot of different pathways to success in terms of getting that compensation. >> this information remains at a stand still, when are families able to go forward in to collect some money? >> i think soon. you'll be seeing lawyers around the world soliciting these cases. you can bring it in your home country. you can bring it in the destination and you can bring it in malaysia. bring it in malaysia is probably not a good place to bring it if you're a european or an american. the level of damages is much, much lower. >> sure. wisely put. peter johnson, jr., thank you. >> tragic. >> it is. our hearts go out to the families. no amount of money would ever make up for it. more "fox & friends" moments away this body made two amazing little human beings i love this body and what it's capable of. no matter what size. but, this version feels really good. my body, like my life, is a work in progress. but i'm getting there with weight watchers.

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