is inside her house. she should leave it. thanks to everyone whoçó responded. linda carp will be live on "fox & friends" in a bit. >> "fox & friends," by the way, starts right now. have a good day. >> bye. good morning. it is wednesday, march 19. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. brand-new information coming from investigators in malaysia. files deleted from the pilot's home flight simulator. plus what they did find coming up. >> if your illegal family member is in this country illegally, you can keep your health care. that's what the president just told hispanic americans to try to get them enrolling in obamacare. is health care now the newç amnesty? we're going to talk about that. >> like a don't ask, don't tell. >> what happened when maria molina went for a ride with the blue angels? >> here we go.

>> and she was flying the plane. alone. only kidding. the beginning of a wild ride. we'll tell you the end. mornings are better with friend. >> you're watching "fox & friends." that's a great way to begin your day. >> you know what? maria molina very brave, first of all, for flying with them, because that is scary. i did it a long time ago and it is scary. number two, she is very brave because she put it on tv. >> totallyç transparent. >> since the check cleared, we pretty much had to air it. don't let hasselbeck in the cockpit, sorry. >> i'd be hugging everybody. >> we know you would be. what about the news that crossed? >> we've got a fox news alert. a huge development on the missing airplane.

a press conference held moments ago and we learned that apparently data from the pilot's flight simulator computer apparently -- pictured right there -- was deleted before he last left. joining us from the d.c. bureau with the latest details is our manç doug luzader. >> this is an interesting development. malaysian officials talked about this continued focus on the pilot himself and the fact that he was an aviation enthusiast. he had his own home-built flight simulator and they have spent a lot of time looking at this. they took it out of his home examined it, and found some of the files may have been deleted. this is interesting because one of the things they could have found here is evidence he may have made dry runs on this simulator. what was deleted? malaysian officials now turn to, for instance, the f.b.i. which can oftentimes forensically look at these things and find out where that data went and rebuild the information that was

deleted. the other thing, we've heard talk about the possibility that this aircraft went to another airport in the region. there is no question that there are hundreds, if not thousands ofç airports that would have been within reach of this aircraft and many were in this flight simulator. that in and of itself may not tell us a whole lot. it would have been surprising if airports in that region would not have been part of this flight simulator program. nevertheless, the fact that these files were deleted, a very interesting development as they continue to look at this pilot and what he may have been doing in the days and weeks before the flight disappeared. as far as the actual search is concerned, we're still talking about the same focus and that is that southern track that takes us very near australia. this is where the united states is lending a fair amount of expertise and a lot is coming in the form of a modifiedç 737 that can hunt for submarines or in this instance it can hunt for any kind of wreckage that may still be floating out there in the ocean. the problem is here we are beyond ten days out.

it's going to be very difficult even if debris is found to trace that back to where it may have come back to actually find the location of the airline. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. >> huge news. >> it is apparently that the guy, sounds like he tried to delete something. but here's what abortion -- here's what bothers me have. we've got malaysian authorities on the case. are the malaysian shorts really the experts in this? have they called in simulator people? no. it is the local authorities. this is a bigç problem. every step of the way so far they look like the keystone kops. they don't know what they're doing. you've only got 30 days of batteries, they need the best in the world and those are the americans. >> they have had to bring evidence forward for them to confirm or deny so it's not been a proactive search

in the minds of many. >> it will be one time when china and the u.s. can get together. some are saying they will go on a hunger strike if they don't get the evidence they need. again to repeat, in a press conference that just wrappedç up, the malaysian authorities said they tphoupbd deleted files -- they found deleted files on the home simulator this pilot put together. what were those files? why were they deleted? some of the evidence we want to go over right now including a certain eyewitness in the maldives. >> we kept hearing all right, good night. by the time the pilot, as is reported, as of right now and last night, this is new coming to you if you were shraoerpbgs by the time -- sleeping, by the time the pilot said all right good night, that

missing plane was 12 minutes into a new program, 12 minutes made that turn that we have been seeing on the diagram. >> this news broke last night that apparently after he, 12 minutes before he said good night the plane was already turning. what we told you yesterday was apparently for that turn, it had to be programmed in the computer which suggests it wasn't a hijacker who jumped in the cockpit and suddenly twisted the plane to the west. it was computer driven. somebody told it, with knowledge of how the 777 works, and now with the news that apparently it had been programmed much before the big turn. keep in mind -- we heard the copilot's word where he said "all right, good night." at that point if there was trouble, he could have said byç the way we're making a detour right now, if something came up. he did not. >> 12 minutes prior to that, it was already newly

directed off of course. >> if you're an air traffic controller and your plane makes a turn like that, are you going to tell me the air traffic controller is not being proactive and saying where the heck are you going? 12 minutes later they say all right, good night. he makes the turn, then says all right, good night. the other side of the dialogue, the guy with the microphone says where the heck are you going? >> that information would have been, according to our experts, transmitted to the acars which was not off yet. >> what is interesting, if it was a hijacking, even by the pilot, they picked the perfect time to do it because you go from oneç international space to the other. plus it is the graveyard shift. these are the people who are working. now we learn the thailand military radar did pick up at 1:28 in the morning. on that morning they detected a signal, not a normal signal but of a plane flying in the

opposite direction of 370, back toward kuala lumpur. they didn't tell anybody anything for ten days. they said nobody asked. here's the problem with that. had they told somebody the next day -- keep in mind, all this acars information is time stamped and shows up the next day. had the thai officials told us2the next day the plane was flying the other way, we wouldn't have wasted a week looking the wrong way. >> totally irresponsible, i believe, for them to say i wasn't asked. we had the information the entire time. you would think they would put their hand up and volunteer. this is a worldwide search. to your point, should the u.s. -- seven minutes ago, according to the malaysian officials, when you made the point and you backed him up, elisabeth, about the u.s. taking control of this investigation, richard grinnell on hannity last night. >> really troubling to see the malaysians completely

messing this up. and a white house, yesterday we had jay carney very comfortable with saying malaysians are in charge. i don't understand the white house not curious about what's going on. we don't know theanswers but let's assume for the sake of an argument that it could be terrorist related. if it is, do you know who the target of that terrorism is going to be? it is going to be the united states of america. >> or israel. >> the problem is there are a number of countries over this that have got gigantic defensive deficiencies, if you will and they're secretive. they don't want their neighbors to know we turned off the radar to save money. and china, they don't tell anybody anything. to try to get them on the same page to help us solve this mystery, it hasn't been easy and a lot of detours so far. >> the point is we're not trying to get them onç the same page it seems, and that's a shame. >> the malaysians are kind of leading things.

>> information will continue to come. when you look at what israel has been doing in terms of their air defense and stepping it up, you know information is out there. in the meantime good morning to heather nauert. >> good morning. an update on a story we've been following. about a helicopter crash that took place in washington state. investigators are trying to figure out what caused an abc news chopper to come crashing to the browned in seattle leaving -- to the ground in seattle leaving two people dead. witnesses reported hearing strange sounds from that chopper after it lifted off near the space needle. two people killed including the pilot, gary pfitzner and photographer bill strothman. a 37-year-old, richard newman was in his car on the ground whenç the helicopter crashed and he is in the hospital in critical condition. >> remember the new jersey teenager who captured headlines for suing her parents? she is dropping her lawsuit against them. 18-year-old rachel canning moved out of her parents

house last october. her parents say she refused to follow their basic house rules. the teenager went on to sue for child support and tuition. she now says she wants to turn over a new leaf. new information overnight. crimea's self-defense forces -- a prorussian group -- attacked the ukrainian navy headquarters and raises the russian flag over this. this asç russia's military starts large scale fighter jet and bomber exercises in the northwest part of that country. ukrainian officials are now being shut out of crimea on the same day president putin signed documents to annex crimea. secretary of state john kerry had harsh words for the russian leader. listen to this. >> his extraordinary connections, we know this, but that doesn't legitimize taking what you want because you want it. or because you're angry go the end of the cold war. >> kerry didn't give any

details about what the united states will do if russia goes forward with the takeover. we'll watch that story all day long. as the vice president deals with the ukraine crisis in poland he's having trouble remembering his own resume. speaking at a press conference tñr(q president said, quote, 15 years ago i was honored as chairman of the foreign relations committee to lead the fight for poland's admission into nato. the only problem poland joined nato in 1999, long before biden was in charge of that committee. those are your headlines. see you back here in a bit. >> joe made a boo-boo. thank you, heather. >> a labor union trying to shame a business to get what it wants, but the car dealership feeling the heat is not backing down. >> and oprah and president obama are tight when it comes to political fund-raising but now oprah is breaking things off to focus on a newç candidate. straight ahead on "fox & friends."

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listen to this. a kansas car dealership fighting back against union bullying tactics. the union posted a sign outside their dealership that reads shame on subaru of wichita accusing them of hiring nonunion workers. but the dealership put up their own banner that says shame on you, subaru of wichita. next to them they put up for having unbeatable prices. hilarious. joining us from subaru ofç wichita, media and marketing manager aaron wurtz. you've got a bunch of union guys who are angry at you and put up a sign shame on

you for doing this, you came up with a very cleaver way to have a come-back. >> well, thank you for that. we wanted to have a response that was in keeping with our core values which are friendliness, light-hearted wit and to have a little bit of fun with it and to kind of deflect the hostility coming at us which we feel is unearned. >> i understand the carpenters union is mad at you and also mad at another company because you hired a big contractor to do aç big remodel at your place. one of the companies that was hired -- and kansas is a right to work state -- was nonunion. the carpenters union really was trying to press to make sure people understood, a, this company has hired scabs. >> that's what it seems. we find that the phrase on the banner labor dispute is a bit misleading because that i am please that there's a dis -- that implies there is a dispute between an employer and employee when this

carpenters union did not do any work on our grounds at all. everyone who performed work on our grounds has been paid as agreed on time. there is no dispute. yet when people misunderstand this banner, they feel like we're the ones that have done something wrong when all we've done is poured $1.5 million into our localç economy by hiring a local bank, a local architecture firm and local construction company. >> it all sounds great. one of the things that has to bother you is these people out by the shame on you subaru wichita sign are handing out pamphlets that call your company a bunch of rats. >> that is true. there is a poorly drawn graphic of a rat eating the american flag. of course we stand by every american's right to their freedom of speech. we scanned that flier and put it on our blog unaltered. if anything, we want to make sure our side of the story is heard too and i feel like it is gettingç that attention.

>> the people holding up the sign shame on you subaru of wichita, do they work for the union or are they just hired by the union to stand there? are they union members? >> we don't know for sure. of course they are not allowed to answer any questions. and if you call the number on the flier those people won't answer questions either. it seems like those are paid day laborers. we do our best to accommodate them. we wave at them in the morning. we smile. we brought them lunch. we invited them to use our facilities. we have no hostility against those particular people because they are just trying to make a living too. >> and you're just trying to sell cars. subaru cars which i should point out are fantastic. i own one or two. they're great. they go forever. aaronç wirtz joining us from oklahoma city. aaron, thank you. >> you bet. >> a good way to make the best of a bad situation. 20 minutes after the top of

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23 minutes after the top of the hour. we've got big political news for you this morning in the headlines. it will be republican bruce roner up against democratic illinois governor pat quinn.

ronner beating out three republicans for the nomination. the businessman vowed to roll back union power. after distancing herself from president obama, oprah winfrey is hosting a fund-raiser for virginia congressman, a democrat by the name of chatman is looking to fill the seat of retiring jim moran of virginia. >> after beating breast cancer on one homeowner's front, she is facing a new fight and this time it's against her homeowners association. they don't want her -- they don't want her to have this pink ribbon that satin side her home -- sat inside her home for years saying it is a violation of the homeowners association. that woman, linda carp joins us now. good morning. 16 years ago you looked in the eyes of breast cancer and beat it. now you're in a battle to keep something up in your

home. it isç a pink ribbon that was originally outside and you moved it inside the home you've been renting. what is the latest from the homeowners association on this? >> well, i haven't heard directly from them other than some bullying when they're walking past my house now this week. but my ribbon still stands. it's still in my door way. it will remain there. >> they've asked you to take it down in order to main tan an appearance front there as far as we've read. they say, quote, in order to maintain an attractive community no sign or poster shall be displayed or painted by the owner or occupant. that is your classification as a renter. you come home every day. 16 years ago you battled breast cancer. when you see that pink ribbon as many women do, whatç does that pink ribbon mean to you? >> the pink ribbon represents awareness. it represents something that's very passionate to

me. it was a long, hard road to get to these 16 years of remaining healthy. and the pink ribbon represents a lot of people that have backed me, organizations that have supported me. and i represent that pink ribbon for them. >> as many women do who have gone through the battle, your 16-year-old son is living with you now. you've got two other kid. what does he think about this? what would it say to him if you say i guess i'll just takeç it down? >> no. he says go mom. he's really on my side. my kids are complete supporters. they don't believe that the pink ribbon represents anything more than my passion. i lived through this disease. they lived through it with me. they believe this ribbon should stand. proudly. >> your final decision, and this homeowners association if they come to you and say you take that ribbon, do

you think you'd, first of all, be in a battle like this since your battle with breast cancer? >> no. but this is a battle i will win again. lighten up and leave me alone. my neighbors have spoken as well. they left this on my door. they don't want that ribbon to go away. neiuaer do i. it's just a symbol. >> you have received an outpouring of support from your neighbors. would you say overwhelming? >> it was on my door. >> they're in violation according to the homeowners association; right? >> well, no, because this isn't a sign. this isn't anything that represents what their wording in their documents say. >> you're certainly fighting for your right for your symbol. i know many women would stick by you. we certainly would love for you to keep us posted. linda karp, thank you for being on "fox & friends" today. >> thank you for helping me. i appreciate it. have a great day.

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today biden said russian's actions with the ukraine left it alone and naked in front of the world. alone and naked is also putin's preferred style of hunting. >> funny and true. 27 minutes now before the top of the hour. back to our breaking news overnight. the missing jetliner flightç 370, big developments this morning. we learned data from the pilot's in-home flight simulator was deleted. officials also finding five practice runways around the indian ocean in the guy's simulator. more evidence pointing to the pilots of the cockpit. sources say the jet's abrupt u-turn happened before the copilot calmly signed off with "all right, good night." >> more evidence pointing

to something sinister. is it a reminder that we don't know what's coming next andç cannot afford to be limiting our military. pete hegseth is going to have a take on that. is the world so safe right now that we can completely take from the belly of our military and chuck it elsewhere? >> of course not. this missing airliner is evidence of how unpredictable this world is. it might be a terrorist act. it may not be. regardless, there is only one nation on earth that has the capabilities. we talk about the military projecting power. it is ultimately about capabilities. you can have intelligence and radar but if you don't have the ship and long range surveillance bombers and planes, you don't find planes like this, you don't get to the bottom of what's happened. that is just this airliner. there are a number of things that happened in the last m >> this most sophisticated ship left the region.

we remember when the japanese got hit by the tsunami. we remember what happened in malaysia with their stphaoupl. we took -- with their tsunami. we took the lead in that situation. what is the difference now? >> the difference in this scenario? i think there is a l of uncertainty you didn't have with the tsunami. tsunami was the direct result. we had the ability to bring in aid. no one else had that ability. no one else was able to provide the support we did. with this instance, so many known, unknowns. we want to inç this case defer to the malaysians and their ability to do the search when they don't have the ability beyond the radar pings to actually find this plane. >> elisabeth mentioned thing that happened in the last month where somebody need to be a super power. look what's going on, the craziness in russia right now. also we've beefed up nato because of russia. we took back control of that stolen oil tanker by

the three pilots. >> who would have projected we would be capturing a libyan tanker? no one would have predicted that if you don't have the capability and willingness to step forward. there are 28 countries in nato. we fund 75% of nato. if not us, then who? >> you know what the president shouldç be doing? doing this while saying nato allies, start spending money. they spend 1% of their money so we can protect them. >> we tried that for a long time. secretary gates made that his clarion call. he said we can't do it for you forever. they are still not stepping up. we can say write the check. but if they don't, if we don't the free world has no guarantor. russia and china are willing to act accordingly. >> if you have a military with great intentions and you're taking that down, as you pointed out, someone

with an intention not so great is going toç take advantage of those with no military power as we're seeing in russia. >> history is not over. i think this administration likes to think in the 21st century these battles don't exist anymore. they do. >> when you look at the information coming out about the airplane -- and we've heard people talk on television, on the internet as well talking about how our government knows more than they're saying. and the n.s.a. thing has shown us that. you've got to figure they do. and they're not telling us everything because they've got to keep some secrets away from the bad guys. >> you never know. i don't get big into a lot of that conspiracy stuff. at the same time there could be a potential terrorist angle to something like this. if the government did know it why would they play their cards immediately if they're taking the necessary steps, maybe positioning navy seals, to takeç care of something that's gone terribly awry. i don't think that is what this situation is. again, no other country

capable of gathering that intelligence, positioning assets that could take care of it than the united states of america. yet, we're gutting our military as we see the world continue to be dangerous. >> thanks so much. for the record, you tie a lot better than mine. might even be better than steve's. heather nauert. >> good morning to you all. a lot of us have been to the grand canyon. you look over the side and get a little nervous. this next story is a cautionary tale. a man plunges to his death at the grand canyon. his name is johnç anderson. it is believed he fell 350 feet from the canyon's edge when he tried to grab his hat. investigators say this appears to be an accident. anderson was there visiting the grand canyon with his family from texas. nurses are supposed to help people; right? this one had a very sick way of doing it. william dinkel encouraged people to commit suicide.

today he'll find out if his argument of free speech will hold up in a m.v.p. court. he found depressed people on-line and told them how to take their own lives. he says he was trying to offer support and he is protected by the first amendment. what do you think of that? here's a wakeup call for you if you didn't sleep well last night. researchers at the university of pennsylvania found extended period of irreversible brain damage. studies have long shown cognitive performance declines after sleep loss but this new study reveals if you're awake too long, that kills neurons too. we're also happy to hear that. take a look at this video. this one is for maria. it shows how strong the winds can be on an open road. take a look. spoeufplt -- >> that is one of just four semi trucks that toppled over in the state of idaho. those wind gusts were

blowing 60 miles an hour. one of those trucks had a guy sleeping inç that bunk in the back. fortunately no one was seriously hurt. i thought you would like to see this one, maria. those are your headlines. >> thank you. he earned a guinness world record for the most cocktails made in an hour. so how many can he make in a minute? a minute on the clock. the record is 18 drinks. how did you set this record yesterday? >> yesterday we used a gun. this is a little more manual. i'm fairly certain we won't get as many in one minute. we'll shoot for 20. i think 20 would be a good number. yesterday the average was 31.5 drinks a minute. >> how many did you make yesterday? >> 1,905. >> in one hour? >> yes. >> that is incredible. we have a minute on the clock and we're going to try to break this record which is 18 drinks. let's go. i'm rooting forç you. is the clock about to start? all right. there we go. we have chris and ben also

helping out here. let's go. i'm rooting for you. come on! trying to make more than 18 drinks in one minute. yesterday he made more than 1,900 drinks. what drinks are we making here, sheldon? or is he in the zone? some kind of cranberry, vodka and something else there in that plastic bottle. we have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. there goesç ten. 23 seconds left. i think he's going to do it. we have 17 seconds left. ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three,... time. can you do it?

how many drinks? >> 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 16. 16 this time. >> should we try to break a record for how quickly we can drink these? >> it is way too early for me. that's on you guys. >> over to you, steve, elisabeth and brian. >> nicely done, sheldon. >> great try. more difficult i would say early in the morning. >> blameç it on me. >> you want to take that blame, that is okay with me. >> it is a matter of setup and preparation. >> like he said, used a gun yesterday. here he used actual bottles. >> big difference in the transition of each and every spirit versus the mixer. >> sheldon, who drank the 1,900 drinks yesterday? >> the audience and media did. >> and you only had two hours of sleep? >> we are here on like an hour of sleep right now. >> thank you. moving on, 17 minutes

before the top of the hour. if you like your illegal family member, you can keep your illegal family member. that's what the presidenpç just told hispanic americans to get them to enroll in his obamacare. is health care now the new amnesty? >> maria molina, you just saw her there at the table. she's going to take it to the skies with the blue angels. but she forgets to keep breathing. watch. >> here we go. that's just the beginning, that wild ride. that was the peak of it, you can't wait to see it. it's coming up. ♪ ♪

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people kind of shocked today. he's basically explaining for those who came here illegally but have legal family members here, they will not have to fear any of that information getting passed on to the government. take a listen. >> the main thing for people who know is that any information you get asked with respect to buying insurance does not have anything to do with the rules governing immigration. you know, if you have a family where some people are citizens or legally here and others are not documented, the immigration people will never get that information. >> you sound just like the president. >> very similar. moment, whether it's on funny or die on the internet, whether it's on a sports program for spanish-speaking people to push obamacare. and with a wink and a nod say it's okay if you're illegal. i'm not coming after you. >> what's interesting is he's saying that his

department of health and human services, they won't notify the authorities and say uncle sam is in the country illegally. but there are other agencies, federal agencies where if they find out something, they share it with other agencies. if the i.r.s. finds out you've been doing something illegally, they'll tell the d.o.j., department of homeland security, they'll call the d.o.j. they'll call everybody. for this particular agency to sit on their hand when they know something is, a law is being broken, thata&c @3 does seem extraordinary. >> particularly when it in fact does sort of web to the i.r.s. this is all linked in terms of information and finances as it relates to health care. to make this broad promise, i would think it would concern those in the situation because he may say this but it is not law. therefore, anyone around him may not enforce what he is asking them to. >> jay carney couldn't even answer when ed henry asked him can you tell me how

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good morning. today is wednesday, march 19. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. breaking news this morning. brand-new information, files were deleted from the missing plane pilot's home flight simulator. can they be recovered? what the investigators just told us. the story we brought you here first. 7-year-old cancer survivor fighting for his life against a curable virus. all because the manufacturer wouldn't release the drug he needed. but after a change of heart, he got the medicine. and this morning, a big update on the young man's condition. a good reason why the selfy should be banned. a tourist trying to snap a picture with this famous statue snapped the leg off instead. snap. thank you for joining us on this wednesday because wednesdays are

always better with friends. >> it's time for "fox & friends" i wonder if you break it, if you have to pay for it at a museum like that. if it's price what, do you pay? >> every time i go to a museum, i just bring a lot of cash. sorry about the t-rex. last night we thought we had breaking news to relay to you. but this morning, just as we're about to take the air, we got more information. >> we certainly did. breaking news on the search to find the missing malaysia plane. data from the pilot's flight simulator, the one behind him in this video, was deleted and this morning investigators are trying to recover the missing files. >> get this, joining us now live with more details from washington with the brand-new developments, doug luzader. the press conference ended. what do we know? >> this turns the focus back to the pilot of this missing boeing

777. the fact that he was an aviation enthusiast, he had a home built flight simulator. we knew malaysian simulators got their hands on it. this morning they told us that they discovered some of the files in this computer had been deleted. last month, about a month prior to the disappearance of this airliner. so what does that mean? it may mean nothing, but it may also lend credence to those who think this could have been divert to do a remote airport and there are hundreds and thousands of airports that would have been within the reach of this aircraft. one of the things that investigators will be looking at, whether there is any evidence if they can recover these files of some practiced approached of a 777 going into kind of an odd destination, an airport that you wouldn't normally fly to with that kind of an aircraft. that's something they'll try to look into. again, if they can recover those file, they may need the assistance of an organization like the f.b.i. to do just that. as far as the search itself is

concerned, we're still talking about a big area and we're still talking about an area that is concentrated toward the south. it's a massive part of the indian ocean near australia. the australians are deeply involved in this, as is the u.s. navy. they're using this poe -- poseidon aircraft. here is the complication, even if they find debris at this point, they would use ocean currents to try to figure out where the debris came from and try to determine where the point of impact would have been. this far out, 11 days out, it's going to be very difficult to pinpoint this location. each passing day this gets more and more difficult. brian, steve, and elisabeth. >> absolutely. unless we get a break. thanks so much, doug, who pointed out correctly that what this could mean if they're able to find deleted flight routes in his simulator that he made himself that he was practicing.

and where was he practicing? that might give us a clue where the plane is. >> why did he delete them? is that standard operating procedure? now, bute f.b.i. was looking at they're not. meanwhile, breaking news last night, if you saw it during the kelly file, we told you famously now that the copilot said just before the handoff to the next country, he said, all right, good night. he said that to one of the air traffic controllers. now we know that apparently his airplane was programmed to make that big turn 12 minutes before he talked to the flight controller. so in other words, the copilot could have said, if something bad was happening, he could have said, look, we're going to go to the west. >> i made a left. >> we've program add new way point. he didn't say anything. so that does suggest there is more evidence pointing to the pilot, the copilot being involved in the disappearance. >> just real quick, elisabeth,

i'd like to know what they were saying in air traffic control. what was he responding to? did they say, hey, why did you make that left there and did he just say hey good night there? every investigation that i can imagine that we've been privy to reporting on, you have a chance to see the air traffic controller dialogue. here you just got this one line and we're slowly constructing what happened before and after that one line of dialogue. >> sure. that very calm, all right, good night, now seems even more erie knowing it was already redirected. also in, witnesses are reporting low -- they reported seeing a low flying plane. malaysian officials are saying that is not true, but yet the residents of this tiny remote island, they reported, quote, seeing a low flying jumbo jet with red stripes across it. it was white. >> yeah. >> i think it was 6:30 a.m., the morning that this occurred. >> you could see 2500 miles away from the search area that is the

area. >> also apparently, and thanks a lot, thailand, they just revealed yesterday that they picked up a ping, they didn't tell anybody because nobody asked. that's the problem. these countries over there are not very forth coming in sharing information. we know china doesn't just give out a bunch of military radar information. that's just not in their nature. also thailand, the maldives. they don't have a lot of coverage and don't want to share that with their enemies. last night on hannity, it was said this is all a problem. >> it's really troubling to see the malaysians completely messing this up and a white house earlier today we had jay carney very comfortable with saying the malaysians are in charge. now, i don't understand the white house that's not curious about what's going on because we don't know the answers, but let's just assume for the sake of an argument that it could be terrorist related.

and if it is, do you know who the target of that terrorism is going to be? it's going to be the united states of america. >> also it's important to point out yesterday, because you talked to a general who talked about some type of pakinstani connection and this plane landing inside pakistan. we do understand that the president of malaysia called the president of pakistan yesterday. wait a second. we're looking to the south and he's calling the president of pakistan to say, hey, did you see anything? can you help us out? >> right. what the general said last night on hannity was that his information, the information to boeing. boeing said it was in that area. what's interesting, the general also said, while the guys in the airplane, the pilots presumably, turned off the acars and the transponders, they did not turn off the radios. so if perhaps they were coordinating with someplace on the ground to land someplace, we've got great big vacuum cleaners, the united states does, in the sky.

we listen to everything as we now know. you got to figure that if there was a transmission from that airplane to someplace else on the ground, you would hope, given the billions we're spending, we would have sucked that out of the sky. we know and we're looking into that. >> i think we're counting on our team to do that. >> if we don't, nobody else is. >> right. moving from plane to helicopter news. we heard about the crash in seattle. what do you know now? >> this is not the first time this happened with a helicopter. this morning investigator say they're trying o figure out what closed a chopper to come crashing to the ground in seattle leaving two people dead. witnesses reported hearing strange sounds coming from that chopper right after it lifted off near the space needle. the pilot and the photographer were both killed in that crash. 37-year-old richard newman, who was in the car on the ground when the helicopter crashed, is in critical condition. we'll keep following this story

for you. and we all remember that texas teen-ager who was spared a severe prison sentence after a psychologist arguing on his behalf, called him a product of affluenza. even couch's family have just settled lawsuits with three of his victims' families. the amount to be paid has not been made public at this time. the 17-year-old killed four people in a drunk driving crash. a judge blaming his wealthy parents for his bad behavior. that judge let him off with ten years probation and a trip to rehab. new video coming in just a short while ago. a pro-russian group storms the ukraine and navy headquarters and raises the russian flag. ukrainian officers initially tried to stop the group, but gave up, leaving through the front door. all of this happening as russia's military starts large scale air exercises in the northwest region and at this hour, ukrainian officials are being shut out of crimea. on the same day that russian president vladimir putin signed

documents to annex crimea, secretary of state john kerry had somewhat harsh words for the russian leader. listen to this. >> extraordinary connections, we know this. but that doesn't legit mayes just taking what you want because you want it or because you're angry about the end of the cold war or the end of the soviet union or whatever it is. >> kerry didn't give any details about what the united states will do if russia goes forward with that takeover. this story is for you, brian. when selfies go wrong, shear what happened. oh, no. a student at milan, italy, climbed onto the statue that dated back to the early 19th century in order to snap a selfy, but he ended up snapping off the leg. look at that. security cameras weren't work, so we may never know who is behind that selfy fail. stay off the statue. >> oh, no. >> priceless.

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fox news alert on that missing malaysian flight. brand-new information out just as we began this show. we found out that files were deleted from the pilot's home flight simulator, which by the way, he constructed. can those flight patterns be recovered? and what would it tell investigators? joining russ commercial pilot and flight instructor philip and john hansman. first off on the information i just told you, start with you, john. what does it mean to you? >> well, we got to see what files there were that were deleted. it could be something innocent enough, like he had a memory problem on his computer and he was trying to get the memory down. but i think what people are concerned about or looking for are files that would indicate

practice flight trajectories. that would give us some clue to where the airplane may have been headed if it was in the -- and the captain was responsible. >> philip, we're just finding out about this now. they should have been in there the day of when this pilot was found to be missing with this plane. but they find out these patterns are gone, or deleted but recovered. what would you ask? >> you took the words right out of my mouth. we should have known about this all along. i've always said this is a criminal investigation that needs to rely upon facts. accurate facts, complete facts, and timely facts. computer forensic analysis in this day and age is widely accepted as accurate. we need somebody with the know how and the technology to go in there and look and see what was on these hard drives, retrieve it, even if it was deleted, they can still find it. and then we'll know what it was and it will give us some actual insight into what may have been going on in this captain's mind. was it criminal or was it just

practice? it's not uncommon for an airline pilot to practice with a flight simulator. but if he's deleting data, perhaps about landing on an aircraft -- excuse me, landing on an airstrip in the maldeafs somewhere, that's something we're going to want to know about. >> there are over 600 airstrips in the region where he might have been able to land a plane that size. now let's go to something else. if i am making a huge left turn that is not on my flight pattern, that has been ok'd, like this plane did, and then said good night minutes later, six, seven minutes later, whats who on the other side of that dialogue? i'll ask you, john. would the tower be alerted that this plane just went off course? what would they have said? >> yeah. it depends. i think what really happened was they didn't turn, but he had programmed in the turn into his flight computer 12 minutes

before the sign-off. so if that's the case, air traffic control would have no indication that he was going to turn. if he had actually turned, then the radar should have picked it up. but the controller would have seen that and would have questioned, what are you doing, because he's offcourse and would wonder if there was some sort of problem on board the aircraft. >> what's the other side of the dialogue? we know he said good night and good-bye. we don't know what they said to him prior to that. why don't we get this dialogue release? >> well, we should have gotten it and immediately. megyn kelly broke this last night. what she said was that the turn had actually occurred prior to the pilot making his final sign-off. yes, it's correct. air traffic control obviously is going to know what time the sign-off occurred. air traffic control says the spans responders were on would have seen the turn. but we don't have all the information and it's very possible that air traffic control did question him about that, but that information has not been released to us yet.

>> so the turn is made. so having said the turn is made, that's the report we're getting, what would the tower say when they make a turn that has not been ok'd like that? >> any time someone deviating from their course, it wouldn't be the tower. it would be the radar controller would then question why you made the turn, because the controller is responsible for keeping that airplane away from other airplanes. >> why don't we get that? phil, why don't we get that? >> i have no idea. that's the $64,000 question. we should have had the national transportation safety board and the f.b.i. in here from day one with access to all the information. every single bit of it because what we're having right now is dribs and drabs of little pieces coming out, often inconsistentents. it's really frustrating the search efforts. >> i got a ton of questions for you. so phil and john, we're going to ask you to stick around for the rest of the show because things are breaking during our show. if you have a question about this investigation, we want you

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about on the missing malaysia plane. data from the flight simulator had been deleted. forensic work is underway to try to recover those missing files. officials also finding five practice runways around the indian ocean that were programmed into his simulator. experienced pilots tell us that this may be completely normal. but the question here is whether or not any deleted files show evidence of practiced approaches into odd destinations. what's also new this morning to tell you about, sources say that the pilots abruptly changed course and veered west 12 minutes before the copilot calmly signed off with all right, good night. we'll keep you posted on those developments as they come in. oprah winfrey is jumping into the 2014 election season. she's planning to hold a fund-raiser in virginia for democratic congressional candidate laverne chapman. she says oprah is a good friend and is looking forward to her run to fill the seat that's left by retiring representative jim

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that they've been approached by mtv to do a show. >> right. >> it's a genetic defect that causes them to do that. >> normally a porcupine gets his protection. for goats, they say dinner. >> maybe we'll see more on this reality show, goats gone wild. >> although i've heard mtv is talking to maria molina because she's famous. >> i think she's a natural. she understands what the goats go through. let's tell awe little bit about -- because of all the breaking news regarding the airplane, we haven't really been talking much about obamacare. the deadline is coming up at the end of the month and the president of the united states was on a spanish language sports radio show trying to sell it. what's interesting is at one point the president made it very clear, you can get obamacare if you are in this country legally. however, he also added, you can get obamacare if you are in this

country legally and you got relatives in the country illegally. nobody is going to check on them. nobody is going to get in trouble. >> right. this is what he said on the show. the main thing for people to know is that any information you get asked with respect to buying insurance does not have anything to do with the rules governing immigration. >> wink, wink, nod, nod. >> if you have a family somewhere where people are citizens or legally here and others are not documented, the immigration people will never get that information. >> all right. here is your response. we asked to you weigh in. one person in florida, this is the same as telling your kids that it's okay to steal as long as no one is looking. >> doug said this is just another case of selective support of the law. that's interesting. we talked a lot about selective enforcement of law. >> i ad libbed and asked if you've ever broken a statue to write in. i've gotten a response. >> really? what did they break? >> basically not something as

expensive as a turn of the sentry italian sculpture, but one of our tweeters said that they broke a ronald mcdonald statue in front of a mcdonald's by mistake. so i don't know in inn that's the same thing. >> there is a lot of stuff on the internet that you can not trust. in fact, not making this up, apparently on craigslist right now, the malaysia airliner is for sale. i don't think that's real. >> okay. that would not be true. >> probably not. it is wednesday. you know what that means. maria molina, who we saw a little while ago who passed out in an airplane with the blue angels, has got a science trivia question for us today. >> that's right. it's wednesday, science trivia day. today science trivia is a special blue angels edition. if you were paying attention to our package earlier this morning, we broke the speed of sound during our flight. today's question is, how fast is the speed of sound? is it, 561 miles per hour. b, 661 miles per hour. c, 761 miles per hour.

or d, 861 miles per hour. this is on average, 'cause it can vary a little bit based on temperatures and things like that. what do you guys think? >> i'm thinking b. >> i'm thinking c. >> i'm going a. we're all over the board. what is it? >> i say d. >> the answer is c, elisabeth. way to go. approximately 761 miles per hour and the blue angels are more than capable of breaking that. the plane can fly up to 1400 miles per hour, which is just incredible. by the way, tomorrow start of spring. get ready. it's going to be warming up across the country. already expecting to be warming up coming up today across midwest and parts of the east. >> mental note, steve, tank tops tomorrow. >> all right. >> we're going to hold to you that. thank you. let me tell you what's going on in sports. march madness is officially tipped off, kinda. 16 seats facing off.

albany taking on saint mary. came out early, strong. albany wins 71-64. all they have to do is beat the number one seed in the tournament. florida. the second game two between two number 12 seeds, nc state and xavier. they'll play st. louis next. a lot of buzz when the yankees took on the red sox because of these. a swarm of bees took over left field, causing a 7-minute delay in the game. this happening at steinbrenner field had tampa, florida. stadium crews sprayed the area with insect spray trying to get rid of them. the ground crew received a standing ovation from the crowd. the bees were not clapping. they could not be reached for comment. many were struggling on the ground trying to regain their equal librium. >> are you saying that was the b team? >> exactly. we're going to be talking to pete rose on the radio between 9 and noon on the kill need and friends and bret stevens of the "wall street journal" and evan

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one week ago he received his first dose of the medicine. now he's had his third dose and his viral load has gone from 250,000 to 1,000. so kind of an astonishing turn around in terms of this virus. he's not out of the woods yet. he's fighting hard. he's been having some problems with his kidneys. but he has less pain than he had before. he's more alert. we spoke to his mother, amy, last night. the producer if i. she was so delighted. she thanked god for her son being delivered so far. in fact, she posted on her facebook last night, glory to god, the medicine is working. before josh took the medicine, the virus showed up in his blood in 250,000 log copies. today after only two doses, the log copies are down to 1,000. if it stays on this course, it should be gone by next monday. so this is an incredible tale of america coming together behind a little boy and standing up to a

big drug company and saying no. he deserves compassionate use of this medicine and now a week later, we see the results. >> yeah. so many viewers of "fox & friends" really stepped up and made their voices heard. you championed that cause. the actual kidney problem that josh was having before him, that was caused -- correct me if i am wrong -- by the drug he was on prior? >> by a similar drug delivered intravenously. this new drug is delivered by a suspension, a liquid format of the medicine that takes better, especially to children. so today prayers should be with him as well. he's undergoing some procedures to insert some lines in his arm and in his body to deliver the medicines that he needs going forward. unfortunately, he developed this week a bacterial infection from one of the lines. so one infection after another. one hurdle after another that he's jumped, that he's overcome. he's there with his parents,

with his brothers at the phenomenal, phenomenal saint jude's facility in memphis. all love and good things should go out to them. these people are healers and helpers and stand for everything we love about america. so on this wednesday, to deliver good news and to speak to amy hardy about josh hardy and how well he's doing is incredible. he doesn't have a lot of hair now, but he has a lot of hope. and take it from someone who at a young age went through something similar. i had chemotherapy. it's a great, great feeling. so america is speaking up and speaking out for josh hardy on this wednesday. we'll continue to bring hopefully the good news as he moves forward, hopefully, towards a cure and towards a long, long life. >> peter johnson, jr., you are fantastic. thank you so much. our hearts and prayers are going out to josh at #savejosh all over twitter. we can't wait to hear more good

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i hope everybody is okay. that's just one of four trucks blown over in idaho after 60 mile-per-hour winds took over. and trucks fly not guilty iowa, too -- flying in iowa, too. you see that car there. a cop ducking out of the way just seconds before this truck is hurled at him. it happened when a semi rams the back of the slow moving pick up that you see right there. all right. tomorrow is the first day of spring and today we get some animals that have a spring in their step. please say hello to renee, the writing master and creator, producer of gala of the royal horse. >> thank you. >> touring across the united states. good morning to you. >> absolutely, yeah. we're having great fun. just a little bit cold. >> just a little bit. the horses are not bothered by

the cold, are they? >> a little bit. >> a little bit. all right. tell me this, we've got a horse behind us. what is she going to do? >> they're going to go on their back legs and walk on their back legs. >> all right. go ahead. >> hold on. can you hold him? >> all right. >> whoa. >> sonny, how long does it take to teach a horse to do some of these tricks? >> some of these horses have been with us for many years. anywhere from four to ten years. >> i notice at the ends, the horse, just like my dog, gets treat. >> absolutely. you want to see this guy jump? >> yes, please do. >> this has never been in the united states before, this particular show. >> first time ever. >> fantastic.

you. >> oh, my goodness! look at that! holy cow! well, holy horse actually. how do you teach a horse how to do that? >> that's one of the battle movements. it's probably one of the hardest movements in the horse industry for these beautiful horses. >> so you have done shows before and you put together all of your best performances. >> we brought horses from spain, austria, holland and even from australia. >> very nice. is there a possibility that i could teach the horse how to do a trick or could i take part in something? >> absolutely. use one of these whips. >> i'm good at that. >> just pat him on the shoulder a little bit. >> touch the horse right there? >> that's it.

>> all right. just a little -- i'm tickling the horse. oh, look at that. >> that's called a spanish walk. >> okay. look at that. i like that. how old are you? will he do his age? interesting stuff. so if people would like more information to see the shows as it comes across the country? >> go galaroyalhorses. we're on facebook and catch all the information. >> very nice. thank you very much for bringing the horses. >> absolute pleasure. >> back inside we go. >> thanks, steve. coming up and wrong again, joe, this time the vice president needs a refresher course on his own career. oh, yeah, that story coming up, top of the hour. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] staples has everything you need

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good morning. today is wednesday, march 19. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. breaking news this morning. the pilot of that missing plane deleted files from his flight simulator. what is he trying to hide and can they be recovered? and cancer patients may be relieved, they can get insurance thanks to obamacare. but they may be disappointed by this. some of the nation's best cancer hospitals are off limits if you've got obamacare. it wasn't supposed to be that way. >> it wasn't, steve. and the best video you'll see all day. courtesy of maria molina. >> here we go. five. >> maria has just come to and she'll talk about her wild ride as she remembers it with the blue angels. mornings are better with friends

>> mornings are better when you're awake. >> that's true. so maria molina has that package that she went up with the blue angels and the other great news is the blue angels are flying again. so our lead acrobatic air force is now at it again, hopefully for memorial day. >> they're set to fly again memorial day. maria molina is going to take us on that ride again. that is outstanding. >> and speaking of flying, that airliner story is our lead story once again and breaking this morning. data from the pilot's flight simulator apparently has been deleted. >> joining us live from washington, d.c. with the brand-new developments that were unveiled at a press conference earlier this morning for us, doug luzader. what can you tell us? >> reporter: this is a pretty big development. just to put this into context, there is a theory floating out there that maybe this airliner was trying to land somewhere or indeed did land somewhere and

look, there are plenty of airports that would have been within reach of that boeing 777, given the amount of fuel that was on board. so investigators have been look closely at the pilot. he was a big aviation enthusiast. he had a home-built flight simulator there. and they looked very closely at the simulator. what they said this morning is that they found evidence that some of the files on that simulator had been deleted about a month ago. let's go back to that map that shows all of those airports. if, in fact, that simulator, those deleted files indicate that the pilot tried some practice runs on a boeing 777 simulating landings in odd destinations, maybe that's a smoking gun. that's one of the possibilities here. it's the reason why they're going to try to retrieve those deleted files. they're also quick to say that nothing at this point indicates that this pilot may have necessarily done anything wrong. but it is one bit of potential evidence here as they move forward. as far as the search itself is concerned, you're still talking

about a huge area, an arc that goes from kazakhstan to australia. but again, that concentration in the south, the indian ocean. that's where the australians are heading up the search. that's where the americans are participating, including using that high-tech poseidon aircraft. it's a military version of a 737, designed to detect submarines or debris in the water. with each passing day, this gets more and more difficult. even if they find debris now, tracing that back using ocean currents to try to figure out where it came from is going to be very, very difficult and that assumes that this plane indeed went into the water and we do not know at this point that that is, in fact, the case. back to you guys. >> doug live in washington, d.c. with the latest on that press conference. we should point out that the press conference at the beginning was interrupted by family members, at least one wailing family member who wanted answers had to be escorted out. she wanted answers, as we all

do. because we've got some new facts, but not a lot of answers. >> a huge country like china, which is such a power in that region, cannot get the malaysian authorities to step up and be candid and forth coming with information. it's time for us to take over that investigation. elisabeth, here is what i found so fascinating last night on the kelly file. i know you watched as well. >> exactly. this is what came in overnight. the u-turn that we were hearing about, that change of direction from this missing flight was programmed 12 minutes before the final message came in from one of the pilots here. it obviously is pointing the eyes of many to these pilots and what they were responsible for given this new time line from the cockpit. and what they were reported on. >> that's right. you know what else? in addition to that, we know that the tran responders was turned off, the acars system was turned off. this was the first time i had heard that, lieutenant colonel hampton was talking about the

emergency locator transmitter. this is a beacon that all the airplanes have. apparently it's located in the tail section and it's activated on impact. a number of pilots deactivate it if they are planning on a hard landing because they don't want people to think they've crashed. but what's interesting is there has been no signal from the beacon, which to lieutenant colonel dan hampton says, it would have had to have been disabled because otherwise it would be pinging right now if it crashed. >> when you consider all the things that were shut off or diverted and then the time line, it sort of keeps saying the same thing. that the details keep hammering to the message that this had to be someone who knew a lot about this plane. potentially the pilot. that's why they're collecting information from the computers which were now being investigated and they're hoping to maintain some aggression in finding the e-mails that may indicate the pilots do have something to do with it. >> there is no indication there has been a crash.

there is only indication that this is some type of sinister act, some type of criminal behavior and that's what they're look for. you can't find a beacon, you make a massive left turn that totally goes in the opposite direction of the flight in which people paid to go, and then you have contact with the control tower to say good night. what was happening in between there? we don't know. we also know this, that malaysia's prime minister called his pakinstani counterpart and said hey, by the way, did you guys keep any type of satellite data that you might have had over that night? we're looking for that jet liner. he says, you know what? fine. i'll keep it all, i'll make sure no one erases it. if we're look predominantly down south, why would he call up north to the pakinstani president and say, could you tell me what you have? >> could it possibly be the fact that yesterday lieutenant colonel -- the lieutenant general who was on this program and he said according to his

sources and what he's hearing in the military is that the airplane is parked in pakistan right now. also apparently in the maldives, the investigatessors are looking at the fact that a number of people on the island are reporting they saw a jumbo jet, like a 777, real low, perhaps as low as 80 feet. however, it was discounted at the press conference a little while ago. thailand, as it turns out, thailand had a ping the day the jet went missing and they didn't tell anybody because nobody ever asked. >> phil holly who was on the program earlier indicated why are we leaving this infrastructure which may not have the cavity to reveal a search? why aren't we taking this over as a full on criminal investigation from the united states and get to the bottom of what's going on here? >> phil hollowway, along with our other aviation expert will be on with us. we want your e-mails and tweets. we'll ask them more of the outstanding questions live on

television. >> indeed. 'cause you're watching and you've got questions as we all do. in the meantime, she's got some answers. her name, heather nauert, with what's going on. >> good morning. we've been following this helicopter crash that took place in washington state. new information. a former police officer who was on the scene and he saved a man's life. that is the latest. in the meantime, investigators are trying to figure out what caused a local abc news chopper to come crashing to the ground in seattle, leaving two people dead. witnesses reported hearing strange sounds from that chopper right after it lifted off near the space needle. ntsb and faa officials are both expected to remain on the scene for at least five days now. the pilot and the photographer were both killed in that crash. 37-year-old richard newman was in his car on the ground when the helicopter crashed. he was engulfed in flames and able to escape that car. it was a former police officer who was there at the scene. he helped put out those flames.

newman is now in critical condition and a real hero. new this morning, obamacare is shutting off sop of the country's biggest cancer centers. there is a new study out that finds patients on state exchanges only have access to four out of 19 nationally recognized comprehensive cancer centers. doctors say patients with obamacare may not be able to get the most advanced treatment, including clinical trials and new medication. we'll keep following that. that's a story so many of you nurses are supposed to help people, right? well, this one did the exact opposite. he encouraged people to commit suicide and today he will find out if his argument of free speech will hold up in a minnesota court. he was convicted in 2011 for helping two people commit suicide. he found depressed people on-line and then told them how it take their own lives. he says he was just trying to offer support and that he's protected by the first amendment.

what do you think about that? vice president joe biden is having a little bit of trouble remembering his own resume. speaking at a press conference in poland, the vice president said, quote, 15 years ago i was honored as the chairman of the foreign relations committee to lead the fight for poland's admission into nato. but there is just one little problem with that. poland joined nato in 1999 and that's long before biden was in charge of that committee. those are your headlines. >> details, details. >> thanks. ten minutes after the top of the hour. straight ahead, an attempt on gun control under fire from people trying to protect the second amendment. we're going to show you the eye-catching protest coming up. that's right. and two major world leaders are flexing their muscles over unrest in ukraine. >> for what they have done are on the wrong side of history. >> our own president, our next guest breaks down obama's

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so far vladimir putin has literally laughed off sanctions imposed by the u.s. >> russia has offered a variety of arguments to justify what is nothing more than a land grab. >> russia for what they have done are on the wrong side of history. >> wow. our next guest says the white house looks weak and the weak stance has paved the way for putin's quest for power and he's looked at as a hero within his country. joining us in studio, texas congressman louis gohmert, also the vice chair of the judiciary committee on crime and chairman of homeland security. first thing, you were an exchange student and you were studying over in the crew crane, right? >> right. i spent a summer in the old soviet union. most of that was in ukraine. >> so we know that the sanctions of seven russians and four ukrainians was laughed at by the -- literally laughed at and one of the people sanctioned said this has to be some type of prank. where is congress' lead on this? why don't you pump something out of the house? >> we did pump out a billion dollars loan give away.

i voted against it because when you have a friend being assaulted, you don't do a drive-by and throw money at your friend. you come to help them. there is plenty of things we can do. what you're seeing, brian s what you get when a community organizer takes on a kgb agent. it doesn't go well. >> so what are the things that we could do right now to get their attention, because through all this turmoil, the market went up yesterday in russia and we also know so did the price of oil, which fuels their aggression. >> that's right. hopefully by now the vice president knows poland is already part of nato. ukraine isn't. we should have brought ukraine in even under the bush administration. but i know there were some in europe that didn't want them. but right now we could immediately move to do that. we ought to move to further embrace the baltic states. we ought to stop taking rubles. you want to hit them? you don't just take -- as you know, you tonight's take a knife to a gun fight.

gun. president has taken a paint it looks pretty, but it's not going to accomplish anything. >> i understand eric cantor is work on a series of sanctions in the house, crafting a package that should be a little bit tougher and includes kicking them out of the g8 and making it a true g 7. are we at that point now? >> we certainly are i think in the house. it ought to not stop there. kick them out of the international monetary fund. there is a number -- stop taking rubles for anything. we can really hit them where we hurt and that's why the russians looked at what we did, sanctions against seven individuals? those guys are powerful enough. they can have other identities. it's ridiculous. >> from what you know of the region, do you believe the ukraine is going to take more? they're already justifying the spreading out of these nondiscriminate forces, nonrussian uniforms, but all in uniform, 15,000. do you look for them to spread out? >> putin wants all of ukraine. crimea was a place to start. he wants all of ukraine.

he'd love to have the baltic states. he'd love to move on task stan and move on eastern poland, which has been -- >> he doesn't have -- we don't have the noun do all that. >> we don't. but this is where we went wrong. we went wrong in afghanistan. you empower the enemy of your enemy to take on your enemy. you don't have to have american troops do that. but first thing, brian, we ought to immediately reinstate the ballistic missile defense in poland when this president screwed over our allies so badly. put it back in. >> you're speaking for the house which supports that? >> you bet. >> always good to see you. you need a subway map or anything, let us know? >> okay. >> straightranny is an unlikely internet star. that's exactly what she is. and she's making a lot of people happy, including the congressman this morning. we'll show you why.

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time for news by the numbers. first, 1,000. that's the number of gun registration forms burned by gun rights activists in new york. they were protesting governor andrew cuomo's safe act, which gives them until april 15 to register their semiautomatic rifles. next, $1 billion. that's how much toyota will have to pay for how it handled accidental acceleration in its vehicles. this is one of the largest

penaltieses ever against a car maker. and finally, 2. that's the number of people who had the winning numbers in the $400 million mega millions jackpot. one ticket was sold in maryland and the other in florida. the numbers drawn last night were 11, 19, 24, 33, 51. the mega ball of 7. check your numbers, folks. elisabeth, over to you. >> thanks, steve. well, you can call them young, just don't call them inexperienced. my next three guests are some of america's youngest elected politicians. all three millenials, believe it or not, working in different ways to make a difference for their generation. joining me now, joshua peters, democratic state representative from missouri. matt, mayor of deaths plains, illinois. and marlinda garcia. we're so thankful you're here

from new hampshire. we're glad to have your voice voice. you're in politics and you're a millenial. i mean, how did this happen and how are you different than what people assume from both of those areas? josh? >> growing up in north st. louis, politic social security part of the political landscape. i went to the college at lincoln university which is in the seat ofever. city, our state capitol. after that i had the opportunity to work for the staff of my local congressman. i did that. moved to washington, d.c. briefly. then soon after, i worked briefly in the obama administration. then i resigned once a state representative seat became available. we want back home, sought the democratic nomination. ran in a special election and was elected. so here i sit and representing my constituents of the 76th district of missouri. >> ton of pro action there. you have gone in there, you saw what you wanted and went for it. matt, what about you? you put yourself through school? >> i did. i put myself through school on

scholarship at northwestern university. graduated a little early and was elected alderman in des plains, illinois and mayor at 26. and while my age is probably what voters saw first at the door when i engaged with them, i'd like to think that the reason they selected me over my opponents no both of those instances was because of my message. the city was in financial disrepair. five, six years ago. debt was sky high. >> you brought business back. >> we're bringing business back, but starting first with the fundamentals. we paid off over $20 million in debt. we've been able to accrue a significant savings all while not raising our property taxes for the last four years. so there are creative solutions. and i think that both washington can learn a lot from what's going on at the local level. >> you also started so young. tell use little bit about yourself. >> i finished college as well. i went to tuft university. i took my civic responsibility

very seriously. i voted and registered when i was 18 and when i was 23, i ran for state rep. now fast forward four terms, i'm in my eighth year and i've been really focused on trying to help solve our brain drain problem in the state. i'm concerned with our long-term economic development and prospects. so i've been working on regulatory reform to help develop the specialty sector in health care and also trying to keep the whole state business friendly, help the innovation economy, high-tech industry and higher ed. where those all meld to really help us going forward. >> it's impresssive how plugged in, and how active you are. a lot of people out there say millenials are lazy. they're self-centered. they're not concerned about leaving anything else better. what do you say to those people? >> i beg to differ strongly. i take issue with that. the simple fact is this, we are a generation that has been tested. for the first few years of our lives, we were at war.

soon after we came into a stagnant economy. if you look at the unemployment rate when it relates to young folks, particularly african-americans, specifically in the city of st. louis, it's completely higher than the national average. we have a bank system now that demands we put 20% down. when we look to try and purchase homes, versus our parents and grandparents who had the option of putting 10% down with local banks. i beg to differ. we're bigger than the generation of just twitter and facebook. >> you seem to be agreeing on this? >> i think you're seeing a lot of head nods. but fundamentally it's the wrong question. the gubernatorial primary happened just yesterday in illinois and typically we see 25% of registered voters voting. yesterday i think we saw 8%. so i think that we have a much larger engagement problem. sure, includes some millenials, we can be fair and say it includes them. but it's our job to engage awful our constituents at their level and if that means writing a

letter to some and tweeting at others, that's our job. >> okay. whatever vehicle works. what's your message to those right now in school looking to come out and make a difference? >> my message is first of all, you are among the generation that is considered one of the most volunteer oriented in american history. that's wonderful. the world is still your oyster in so many different ways. that being said, it's important for those of us that are in elected office to keep it that way. i think what we need to really be sure that we're communicating be is that look, america is still the land of opportunity, but we should be confident that what we're trying to promote is the equality of opportunity. not equality of outcome, which seems to be what is the focus these days from the federal level. so that's what i try to communicate. >> i want to thank you for being here. if politicians can take a note today, both on your budget note and how you communicate, there is a future for congress to get something done.

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fox news alert. big developments on that missing malaysia jet liner, flight 370. data from the pilot's flight simulator at his house apparently has been deleted. officials also found five practice runways around the indian ocean programmed into that same simulator. experienced pilots tell us that could be normal. the big question is whether any deleted files show evidence of practiced approaches on to odd destinations. >> also new this morning, sources say the plane changed course and veered west 12 minutes before the copilot calmly signed off with all

right, good night. >> wow. so thailand revealed its radar picked up a plane about the same time the jet disappeared. but officials say they didn't say anything because no one asked them. there is the foundation. let's move the story ahead. >> it's our turn to listen to the questions you're asking about the missing plane all morning. our experts are back with us to help answer your questions. >> joining us now are commercial pilot and investigator philip hollowway and m.i.t. professor, john, who wore the same thing they wore last hour, only getting your questions, not ours. let's begin with james on facebook. >> what are the chances of getting this plane back in the air undetected? >> philip? >> well, if the plane made it down undetected, one can assume it could get back off the ground if it's air worthy undetected. jets, however, do not like to fly really low. jet engines like to fly high. they're not very fuel efficient at low altitude. but that being said, if it flies low enough and it has no

transponders on or anything like that, it could be easily confused with a flock of birds s low enough. >> sure. so there is a story circulating out there that some people in the maldives saw a jet liner flying really low, perhaps as low as 80 feet. would a big airplane like that, could you actually do that? >> oh, it could be done. think about it, every time a jet comes in to land, it comes all the way down to zero feet. so yes, it could be done as long as there is nothing that's an obstruction that it would hit such as a tree. so you know you're looking for an open space such as an air field or perhaps a desert. >> all right. good answer. this is for john. bill e-mailed and said, could the person in the cockpit also have been able to go into the back of the plane and disable the black box? >> no, you can't really get there. the black box is actually outside the pressure vessel. so it's in the tail. there is really no way to get to it in flight.

it's on a separate battery system, so you can't pull a circuit breaker to kill it. >> okay. thanks for that. philip, we have another question. susie q said on twitter, have cell phone records of passengers been reviewed? >> you know, i've been a criminal lawyer for the better part of 18 years and what i have learned, especially in recent years, is that this is a primary investigative technique that police and law enforcement almost always use any time cell phones are essentially an issue. so i would have to believe that if the investigation is being done properly, that's a big if at this point -- if it's being done properly, those records are being gone through and will be continued to be sifted through until we get some answers. >> we know we have at least two guys with fake passports from iran. we know we have at least one other passenger who knew how to fly a plane. that's a lot to go on of the for john, carl asked this only twitter, why don't we know whether the contact was ever made with vietnam air traffic controllers? after all, it's right there.

wouldn't they pick up the flight? >> we're pretty sure they never made contact with the vietnamese aircraft, the controllers. they were actually the disappearance occurred right at the handoff between malaysia and vietnam. so normally you wouldn't communicate until you sort of got a little closer to vietnam. real question is how long did it take before the vietnamese controllers reported them missing? >> that's a great question. theresa asked on twitter, this is a question for both of you: how long will they search? is there a point when they will give up? philip, we'll start with you. >> well, i think they're going to look for this aircraft or these -- hopefully survivors as long as there is a reason to look because right now, we have no evidencevpvçç whatsoever te plane has crashed. we don't have any debris that's been found. you have nothing. no oil slicks, zero. in fact, we don't have any pinging or any noise being made by the emergency locator transmitters which are designed to emit a signal upon crash.

so until there is some solid evidence that there was a crash, i think we're going to be looking for this plane for a while. >> philip, to your point about that emergency beacon, if there is no pinging from the beacon,ç could the pilot possibly have disabled that? >> i don't think so. no. those things are designed to withstand lots of different stresses. i don't think that's something that the pilot would necessarily have been able to disengage. >> are those located in the tail? >> i'm not sure. >> yeah, they are. >> i know has two of them. >> john, how long will they look? >> well, they'll look for a long time. i think the intensive search will probably taper off if they don't find anything in the next couple weeks or month. it's very expensive to run these intensive searches. so it's not clear who is going to pay for it. >> sure. it's also not clear where the plane is and that's why we called you guys in. thank you very much. great answers. >> thank you. great questions as well. thank you very much. >> keep them coming.

we'll have more experts on to answer those. in the meantime, heather nauert you have some headlines. >> some other stuff going on to tell you about. the rolling stones canceling the rest of their tour in australia and new zealand after the death of mick jagger's girlfriend, l'wren scott. he's now speak out, pasting a statement on facebook saying, quote, i'm still struggling to understand how my lover and best friend could end her life in this tragic way. we spent many wonderful years together. i will never forget her. jagger is reportedly headed to new york to spend time with some family members. incredible video that shows just how strong winds can be on an open road. look at this. oh, man. that is just one of four trucks that toppled over in idaho in the strong wind gusts that blew around 60 miles per hour. one of the trucks had a guy actually sleeping in the bunk in the back. fortunately, no one was hurt. but how frightening for the truck driver there.

oprah winfrey is jumping into the 14 election season. she's hosting a funds raiser fog laverne chatman. she says oprah is a good friend of hers. just one of 11 candidates who are competing for the democratic nomination to fill the seat of retiring democrat jim moran. this is hardly the first foray into politics for oprah. she endorsed president obama and campaigned for him when he ran in 2008. this is a fun one to tell you about. starts out in and out fun. but trust me, it is. an 80-year-old is battling cancer, but her pictures and her jokes are making a lot of people very happy this morning. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> how sweet. that's granny betty. she was diagnosed with lung cancer last year and so her great grandson, zach, came up with this idea. he set up an instagram account for her to keep in touch with

all her family and friends. but the videos and the photos unexpectedly went viral, giving granny a whole legion of followers who are rooting for her. what a great way to always remember family members. and those are your headlines. brian, what you got? >> i got to get a better instagram account. now let's talk basketball. march madness is officially tipped off. the opening game saw two games, albany saying on saint mary. albany wins 71-64. they try to beat florida. good luck. and the second game between two 12 seeds, north carolina state and xavier. strong second half would be enough. they win 74-59. they play st. louis next. kind of odd, you forget about baseball, but they're playing baseball in florida and the bees did not forget. the yankees and red sox had a lot of buzz going on because of the rivalry and because of those big body bugs with little small wings.

they threatened to sting. they were so threatening that they stopped the game. for a while and then the crew went out and did something only a professional crew can do. they got a can of raid and sprayed it on everybody. the crowd and everybody else. look out. indiscriminately. they got yard guard for an entire stadium. there you go. all the bees' carcasses were on the ground and don't pick them up because they can still sting for about a week, right? >> i don't know how long that stinger is good for. >> if you've ever picked up a bee after the bee passed on to another life -- >> i have. i just don't know what the run time is. i don't know if it's a week or day. >> who brought the honey? didn't the yankees win that game? >> the yankees won 8-1. and a little later we're going to tell elisabeth it doesn't count. >> coming up, is losing sleep making you dumber? the science behind why you may want to hit the sack earlier tonight. >> what happens when maria molina takes to the skies with

the blue angels? >> here we g. -- go. five. >> yeah. maria passed out. what else happened? stick around. "fox & friends" live from the blue angels. you said

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plug on support updates and patches on xp. this could make it easier for hectors get into atm's. it's still widely used by many companies. >> look out, cash machine. meanwhile, the president of the united states was on a spanish language sports radio show yesterday. >> why wouldn't he be? >> of course he would be. he's not coming here. he said essentially if you are in this country legally, you can get obamacare. but if somebody in your family is in the country illegally, the government won't squeal on them and they won't be deported. >> so it's a wink and a nod type thing. the main thing for people to know, this is a quote from the president, is that any information you get with respect to buying insurance does not have anything to do with the governing rules on immigration. you know, if you have a family member where some people are citizens or legally here and others are not documented, the immigration people will never

get that information. >> quite a proclamation there. open ended. so we wanted to hear from you and you certainly had something to say. we've tweet from john. it says next will be the early release of prisoners who sign up for health care. that would bolster the numbers. >> that's a great idea. meanwhile, angela said, it should be against the law not to enforce a law. >> there is a bill. >> no kidding. >> i want to say thank you for the people writing in with their statue stories. i have another. this from wonder monkey on or twitter account. you can check it out. wonder monkey had poses with statues. >> you printed it out. >> i know. >> meanwhile straight ahead, coming up, high flying and passing out. that's what happened to our own maria molina. >> here we go. five -- you with me?

>> i passed out. >> yes, she did. she's going to be here live when we come back. first let's check in with bill hem who are we think is conscious upstairs. >> wow. been there, done that. will never do it again. >> she will. >> it was ugly for about four hours in the van back to the airport. good morning to all three of you. fascinating developments yet again on flight 370. wow. russia is mocking us. karl rove on what the president and can and should do now. the obamacare deadline, 12 days away. are you ready for this, america? we'll see new 12 minutes on "america's newsroom." [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen.

very special assignment reaching new heights. but only some people have the stomach for it. >> some people like maria

molina. she did. take a look at this. >> you got this. all right? >> okay. >> here we go. squeeze those legs, take a deep breath. ready, hit it. all right. there is six. keep squeezing, keep squeezing. keep breathing. here weo. five. >> yes. that's me passing out. in my defense, i'm going over 700 miles per hour and pulling over six g's without a g suit. >> how are you feeling? >> i passed out. >> yeah. >> it's something the blue angels do every day when they fly. >> we pulled some g there. you back with me now? >> yeah. i passed out. >> it's just another reason why these guys are some of the best and bravest pilots in the world. what's it like sitting in the cockpit of an f-18 jet? well, it's one wild ride.

>> here we go. a little pull. ready, hit it. >> every maneuver requires precision and focus. >> this aircraft is capable of going approximately 1400 miles an hour. >> were we going that fast? >> we were not. we're going to have -- i want you to squeeze everything from your calfs, your leg, buttocks and abdomen all at the same time, creating a wall. >> a quick costume change and then it's off to the tarmac. >> i feel the need for speed. but there is still time to work on my acting. i'm strapped in, introduced to my pilot, lieutenant ryan chamberlain. >> how is it going? >> good. i'm so excited. >> good. >> before i know it. >> we're clear for takeoff. >> we're ready for takeoff. >> all right. let's do it. >> you ready? >> ready. >> here we go. ready, hit it.

>> how was that? >> awesome! >> just like a commercial flight, right? because your pilot always asks to you help break the sound barrier. >> go for it. all the way forward. keep going, keep going. the clock started. you'll get light in your seat. there we go. 25 seconds. 550 knots. and there is the speed of sound. 1.02. >> and we're just getting started. >> perfect landing. >> that's fantastic. you actually got to fly the plane a little bit, right? >> i didn't fly, but i did hit the throttle to help us go really fast to break the sonic boom. >> you did that?

>> that was their idea. i'm pretty tough when it comes to roller coaster rides. i never get car sick, plane sick or queasy. this time i threw up three times. you saw i passed out. so it's an incredible ride and they are amazing. they are back. there are four. go to/+ our web site to be ablo check if they're coming to a location near you. >> you're staying on the couch here because final thoughts when we come back on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ for paul ridley there's no substitute for advil. it's built to be as fast as it is strong and fights pain at the site of inflammation. advil has the strength and speed to help you

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tomorrow we talk about the ukraine with kermit the frog. >> it ain't easy being green. >> also, one of the stars from "pawn stars" will be with us. in the after the show show, the millenials return. see you back here tomorrow.

breaking news now. some critical pieces of information into us here at the fox news channel. moments ago, late last night, we're going through right now on flight 370. these are intriguing. officials confirming that data from the pilot's flight simulator had been deleted before the plane disappeared. that is the search for the boeing 777 and 239 people on board entering day 11 with apparently no end in sight or is there based on these new clues. i'm bill hemmer. that's where we start. martha has time with the family. massive mystery. >> i'm heather childers filling in for martha. the focus on the home flight simulator belonging to captain shah.