good morning, everyone. it is saturday the 22nd of march, 2014th. i'm anna kooiman. fox news alert. planes back in the air searching new area of possible debris of that missing malaysian jet. this morning we know a whole lot more about what went on inside the cockpit before na plane vanished into thin air. and a pastor fighting stage three cancer must wait weeks for treatment. why? he's still waiting for his obamacare to kick in. he will join us live with his heartbreaking story. every kid knows this song by hea heart. ♪ ♪

>> and if you're like me, you know it, too. you have little kids in the house. how "let it go," this song saved a life. fo "fox & friends" hour one is here. now that song is in my head. thank you. good morning, everybody. >> good morning, everyone. peter, nice to see you here. >> good morning, everybody. >> first spring weekend. i conned elisabeth, brian to keep the flowers here. >> here's the deal. coming up in a few minutes. already allergy season in effect. producers walking around be in pirate patches because they are trying to scratch their eyes out. i can't believe it's already starting this early in the season. we're going to dive in. we have an expert coming up just a few minutes from now on what you can do. >> a lot of people have

problems. >> natural methods to try to treat your ailing allergies. we have a fox alert. malaysian airlines officials wrapping up the search. >> the first plane to return from the search found no debris. this as crews continue to search the indian ocean for possible debris spotted 1500 miles southwest of perth, australia. >> meanwhile, new video showing the mounting frustration from family members. 239 people on board there. they're not giving up hope though. elizabeth joins us live from washington, d.c., now. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning. we learned that australian authorities are actually broadening the search area by about 50% in the indian ocean. you can see on your screen a hypothetical trajectory of the plane's path. earlier this morning locally, remember the country is hours ahead of us, a p-3 orion took the search off the coast of

australia which is 1500 miles southwest. at least one aircraft has returned with no new news. additional resources were also used later in the day. now malaysian authorities have said working this theory is one of the best things yet in finding the plane. australia's acting prime minister said friday not only could those objects seen by satellites no longer be floating, if they are, they could have shifted with heavy currents and very violent conditions. >> we can't be sure at this stage whether the debris that's been sighted in the satellite imagery is related to the loss of the aircraft. it is the most promising lead that's available internationally, but there are any number of other explanations. >> reporter: australian authorities also reminding folks that that area being searched is almost 10,000 feet deep. anna, peter, clayton, back to you guys. >> time is of the essence.

thank you so much, elizabeth. that debris field is sinking further and could be moved by the current. >> could have moved dozens of miles from its original location. we don't know what the original location is at this point. >> right. when you have these large chunks by satellite, by the time they get there, they could, as you point out, be sunk to the ocean. we'll have michael kay coming up talking about what the search patterns are. we have new information about the final hour in that cockpit based on a new transcript on what was said back and forth to flight control. we'll read through about the altitude, climbing, and then a second part of this. here's the first part as the aircraft was radioing back. here' mh-370 saying this is mh-370 please climb to altitude 250. going back and forth saying this is our flight we're climbing altitude 250. they continue to climb to 350 and on and on and on.

the final altitude is 350. >> right. they get there, the pilot, the 27-year-old co-pilot repeats this information which is a little bit bizarre but not too bizarre. they say that that's something that is -- that does happen. the only really bizarre activity that we're noticing from all of this is just the handoff between air traffic controllers from kuala lumpur and who he chi min city, a lot of flight experts would say if i was going to steal an airplane, this is the point where i would do it. >> then there's the transcript of the final minutes. so let's look at this and think about this together. what do you think? the air traffic controller says mh-370, please contact ho chi minh city 120.9, good night. then the plane says right back, all right, good night. there's been a lot of speculation as to whether that had some significance, that good night meant good-bye, that they were beginning their turn at

that point into oblivion. some believe at this point. and so what do you think about that at this point? >> because that's -- that's precisely -- i mean, we heard that all, good night, then we heard the pivot point away from vietnamese air space where if you are worried or want to avoid radar from vietnamese air space you would have made that pivot point right there before they could have picked you up using their systems. but of course some of the translations may not be exact given the fact that mandarin, version of chinese language transcript. was it just a good night. it was 1:00 in the morning. >> the thing that bothers me and it's bothering a lot of americans, we thought we had this problem solved. 12 years of changing the way we do airline transportation in the world really. now we learn you can turn off the trans ponders. now we learn that the cockpit recordings only go for two hours. now we learn that only the black box may give us the clues here, that there's no real time

transmission, peter. >> this is something you're an expert in, clayton, in terms of there is an ability based on the technology for the world to know exactly where every plane is at any time in the world if folks will pay for it. >> we can track our cell phones. we can track with gps in our cars. has technology failed us? >> we're looking into an expert who has satellite technology for tracking airplanes. >> yes. >> why in the world are we relying on this out of date old technology that has failed us repeated repeatedly. it's remarkable that we're using that. we have some other stories making news. headlines. while you were sleeping, a ball of fire lights up the night sky after a home explodes in south carolina. the explosion reportedly felt as far as ten miles away. police scanners picked up the chaotic calls that came pouring in. >> whatever that was, it just shook the whole home. >> they felt it in kershaw. they think it's an earthquake.

>> there's a fire on cane mill. the house is fully involved. >> it's unclear if anyone was at home at the time or if there were any injuries. no word on the cause. check out those pictures. also new overnight, north korea launches an arsenal of short range rockets. the move in response to ongoing military drills between the united states and south koreae drills are preparation for an inbe vags. the missiles flew about 40 miles before crashing into the sea. a man who crashed his car through an entrance gate at the maxville air force base in tampa has been caught. police conducted a ground and air search after the suspect got out of his car and escaped on foot. the base was on lockdown. they had attempted to stop the man before the crash. he was able to get away. his identity has not yet been released. this morning, a big reward being offered for any clues as to where the money stolen from the stave at joel osee's houston

megachurch is. the church willing to put out some $25 million all to find $600,000 in checks and cash taken earlier this month. credit card vouchers also stolen. church officials say member information was not compromised. anna we just got breaking news right now. according to a press conference, malaysian officials holding it right now. they say the chinese satellite have picked up an object that they are now about to investigate. so we'll bring you the very latest on that. chinese satellite spotted an object in the southern corridor down there near the australian zone, what they're looking at. they'll send a ship to investigate. we'll bring you the latest as that comes available. >> very interesting. >> let's get over to rick reichmuth who's over there. >> that would be good information. not a completely other spot that they'll have to scramble to get to. we had the big storm a couple of

days ago. then we had two days of good weather for the plane search. the next storm is heading in. by the next cycle, next daylight cycle, we'll see this storm move on in there and that's going to bring more rain, more wind, more cloud cover. that makes it more difficult for them to see. we get a little bit of clearing, very briefly, before the next storm moves in. the next number of days across this area are looking more stormy for them unfortunately. back across our area of weather, take a look at that. there's cold air across the far northern plains. get ready because it's coming back for almost everybody across the eastern seaboard. enjoy today. this is spectacular. this is a clipper system moving through bringing snow across the northern great lakes and across upstate new york and far northern parts of new england. the rest of us will see a little bit of rain. behind it, that's where the cold air is going to start to dive in. this sets the stage for a tuesday/wednesday storm across the east coast and it's a very strong nor'easter type storm.

we don't know the exact track of it yet, but we do at this point think there will be some pretty significant snow, certainly across areas of new england, possibly into new york city. and we're going to be talking about a lot of wind with this as well. guys, winter still here for one more week. then after that i do think at the beginning of april a big pattern change for us. we'll see nice weather. >> sunshine and lollipops, tulips and daisies. can't wait. >> we have the flowers here on the set. that's the only sign of flowers. coming up here on the show he's dedicated his life to helping others. now a pastor in desperate need himself because he can't afford the chemotherapy he needs. the reason, he says obamacare is anything but affordable. he'll join us next. >> plus, every child knows this song and now "let it go" just saved a life. parents, you'll want to see this one. ♪ ♪ ♪

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i'm a believer! he spent his life helping others but now pastor tony andren needs help to survive. he has stage 3 dancans be ser o the esophagus. his old plan won't cover the treatments. his obamacare plan won't take effect until april 1st forcing him to wait for treatment. pastor tony angren and his wife diana joins us. good morning, pastor. good morning, diana. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i find this to be incredible, pastor. you signed up for obamacare and now with stage 3 esophageal cancer you have to put off getting that chemotherapy that you need. tell us about that.

>> well, february the 18th we went in for a radiation treatment and that was -- we did one radiation treatment and the second -- then on tuesday we started the radiation treatment, i gowned up, went to start to do the radiation treatment. they came and got me and they says, we cannot do the treatment because your insurance does not cover chemo. and so i put my clothes back on, we went to an office and where we talked about how we could pay for this. everything that we had done prior to this had failed because our income is a little bit too high. so, we -- they -- they sent me home. as soon as we got home we got online to healthcare.gov. we found some insurance there. it was a gold plan. we qualified for $800 tax credit. we took 500 of that tax credit

and applied it to the $1310 payment that we made in the gold plan of our health care, which brought it down to 810, $815. >> so you've signed up for obamacare but at the same time you've amassed about $50,000 in debt for stuff that hasn't been covered, correct? >> that is correct. the insurance that we did have was not -- was not a good insurance, i would say this. because when we -- in 2013 i had a heart attack in 2005 and in 2013 we tried to get insurance but because of the pre-conditions, no one would take us. my wife had insurance before we left lasalle, illinois, with a company. when we went to centerville we had to get our own insurance. i'm not an insurance guru -- >> no, but one of the things you've said, pastor, i find it very compelling, your life is

about compassion, helping those who need help, giving them advice, giving them comfort, and you said you signed up for obamacare because you thought that that was the comfort, compassion opportunity of your life, and now there seems to be no compassion coming forward. mrs. angren, what do you say about this? how has this affected your family and your life? and what are your fears today? >> it has been hard for us to watch as the weight has fallen off quickly. we're up in excess of 30 pounds since the 17th of january that he's lost, and the fact that we are waiting and when we applied for the new health insurance on february the 18th actually, we applied because it was three days past the 15th. it would not start march 1st. it starts april 1st. and even with phone calls from

our state senator and ourselves to the insurance company to see if we can get that moved up quicker because this is the type of cancer that they like to treat aggressively so that it doesn't spread and become stage 4. >> before we let folks know how we can assist your plight, what is your prayer for your husband today? >> prayer for complete healing, for god to touch him, whether it be a miracle just straight from god or whether it be at the hands of the doctors and through the treatments. >> pastor, mrs. angren, we wish you healing and health and all good things. >> thank you. >> there's going to be a benefit for pastor tony on saturday, may 3rd at faith united meth dit church in centerville, iowa. if you want to find out more about this great benefit go to "fox & friends".com. please keep us in touch. let us know how you're doing and feel well. >> thank you.

>> good to see you both. >> thank you. up next on the run down, another major obamacare glitch. another one just days before the deadline. the website now giving out wrong information about government aid. and grab the tissues, it's going to be a bad allergy season. in fact, it's begun for some already. up next, smart tips to outsmart your allergies. coming up on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ so ally bank has a raise your rate cd that wothat's correct.a rate. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd.

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welcome back now 23 minutes past the hour.

quick look at your headlines. four people dead, eight people hurt after a fire rips through the mariners cove motor inn in point pleasant beach, new jersey, when the fire started. nine people still missing. flight and student instructor are in the hospital after they were forced to make a crash landing into a roof in mississippi. plane went down after experiencing engine trouble. two attempted to turn back, fly back to viksburg municipal airport. could not make it in time. no one in the building was injured. anna? >> clayton, thanks so much. spring is finally here. might not feel like it, but check the calendar. it is. if you're one of the more than 40 million americans suffering from seasonal allergies, it comes at a price. not only is allergy season predicted to come earlier this year, experts say it will be more intense. aaron tollberg is here with

advice on how to cope with all of these issues. good morning to you. >> hi. thanks for having me, anna. >> it's actually going to be packing a bigger punch. all of this snow that we've gotten is going to make mold allergy sufferers suffer. >> yeah, and the extra moisture in the soil, trees are really prime to produce pollen. mold is going to grow faster than ever. people with allergies will really have a tough time this season. >> packing a big punch. let's talk about what we can do about it. first thing you say we can switch our allergy medication. why do we need to do that? >> midway through allergy season a lot of times your body can develop a tolerance. take a two-week break if you find your allergy medicine was not as effective as it was is really important. you don't have to stop your treatments completely. switch from a pill to a nasal spray. after the two weeks are over, switch back. >> not necessarily switching from what you had the year

before but mid season? >> right. right. >> natural cures you have for us, what are those? >> some foods can help decrease inflammation in your body. foods that are high in omega 3 fatty acids. walnuts, they help control allergy symptoms. also things at your local drugstore like nasal spray can give you nonmedicated relief. >> another excuse to eat salmon. we need to watch what we eat. some melons and ragweed have a similar effect. >> exactly.the proteins, fruits nuts, vegetables have similar structure to pollen. they can trigger an allergic response in the body. for example, apples have proteins that are similar to tree pollen. so if you're allergic to trees, apples can trigger some of that immune response. if your allergies are worse after meal time, think about that and watch your diet a little bit. >> that's interesting you say that about apples. my brother has tree allergies

and he gets an issue every time he eats an apple. >> yes. >> allergy medication, this is going to be something revolutionizing the way that we treat our al ler gillis coming out this summer. what's that? >> right now the only way to cure allergies is through allergy shots, immunotherapy. sometimes you have to get a shot three times a week. >> what a hassle. >> so inconvenient. if we can switch that to a pill that's coming on the market, it will revolutionize that for people. >> that's expected this summer right around the corner. >> aaron, thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. 27 minutes after the hour on your saturday morning. fox news alert. breaking news on the missing malaysian jet. chinese officials say their satellite has spotted an object. we are live with the breaking details up next. then, forget march madness. we've got constitutional madness. american cell phones are sailing

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the new image shows an object measuring some 72 feet long and 98 feet wide. at this hour ships are being sent to that area to investigate. >> and based on those dimensions, that does not appear at first thought to be something that's fallen off a cargo ship. >> right. >> there was a discussion before, well, it could have been a container that had come off a cargo ship. >> right. >> something with that dimension of 98 feet wide -- >> it's hard to wrap your head around these dimensions. think about the north carolina light house, cape hat terraterat house. 98 feet wide. an aircraft is not that wide. whatever it is, the satellites are looking at this now. >> yeah, you know, the other thing that comes to mind, is this offering any sort of false hope. we're searching and groping and everyone is, especially the relatives of the 239 passengers

that were on board this missing jet. >> what we'll do, soon our producers will look at the wing-to-wing point of that aircraft of the 777 and see what that is. >> right. >> that could be consistent. >> it could be, but we've had other things. the oil slick that we thought just a couple days out may have been from this. everything has come up backing up against the wall. >> so, again, this just coming in from the malaysian press conference a few minutes ago. chinese satellite imagery has seen this. we'll have much more on this as the morning unfolds. >> yes, we will. we have more. just days before the signup deadline a new glitch causing major problems on the obamacare website. the bug is giving thousands of people the wrong information about whether they qualify for premium subsidies. the problem is, the website's income calculate who are is using 2014 poverty guidelines but the law states it should be using 2013 guidelines. the results, some people are

being told they qualify only to find out later they actually don't. we told you about the teenager who climbed to the top of the world trade center and now he says he's sorry for what he did. he wrote an apology on twitter saying, i seriously apologize to anyone who may have been insulted or felt disrespected by my actions. it was not my intention to do so. 16-year-old justin casqueglo. he called through a fence and took the elevator and walked past a sleeping security guard. he faces three months in jail. it's not part of their job description but that didn't stop a group of firefighters from singing to a scared little girl. 4-year-old caylin was stuck in an elwill he vittor with her mother and baby brother and the only way out was up a ladder and over a wall. to calm her down, the firefighters started singing "let it go" from the diz a disn

movie "frozen." >> scott took out his phone and we're singing a chorus or two. ♪ ♪ >> haven't heard that rendition before. kaylyn, her mother and brother were stuck for about 30 minutes but they all got out safely. "frozen" helping people do a lot of things. helping you with potty training. >> that's right. can i watch "frozen" and help frozen. that's what happens in our house every day, rick reichmuth, every day. >> this debris field that they found, this is six days old. that's the marker from what they found six days ago that they've been out there searching for. we don't have any idea where this new thing that we're just getting the reports on that they spotted out there are. when we find that out, we'll get a sense of what it is, like what the weather is like. what we know is they're about to see the weather go downhill. this next cycle that they have a

chance when they can go out 12 hours from now, they'll see bigger cloud cover and storms. time zone wise, perth, australia, the tone here is exactly 12 hours away from the east coast of the u.s. so it's just a complete night and day difference from that area. but they've had clear skies for a couple of days and that, again, is about to change. back towards the u.s., temperature wise we have cold air still in place and this cold air is going to make its way back down across parts of the central plains and parts of the east. enjoy the east coast. it is going to feel like spring for a lot of people down across areas of the south. allergies kicking up as well. we're going to see this system, this little clipper move through and behind it the cold air starts to filter in once again for pretty much everybody across the east coast. this is what the radar looks like. some spotty storms, isolated severe storms from parts of east texas down throughout the south. we have not had much severe weather at all. all of these cold temperatures

and the snow we've dealt with has kept the severe weather away from us. that will eventually start to break. once we get to april we'll start to see an increase in that activity. the next couple of days we could see isolated severe weather across the south. guys, we'll send it to you. >> thanks so much, rick. hey, it's march madness time. one nebraska senate candidate said instead of taking on the tournament and looking at the big upsets from duke, my pitt panthers crushing it, he decided to look at the constitutional madness bracket looking at the way in which lawlessness in the american system right now is unfolding. >> yes. >> created some interesting characters here. >> ben sass from nebraska, conservative candidate, he's gaining a lot of attention as this anti-obamacare candidate essentially. while obama is filling out his march madness we've got this constitutional madness instead. >> it breaks down by a number of areas. east, north, west, south. you can pick them.

obamacare subsidies versus abortion. the irs versus the tea party. arizona immigration, no child left behind. he's listed all of these issues a lot of americans have been concerned about in terms of constitutional violations that have been alleged against the obama administration. so he's taken the sports technology and terminology and he said, no, we don't have march madness, we have constitutional madness. >> who is breaking these down with mike huckabee as well? >> he's going to pick a few winners, mike huckabee. we're not going to pick any winners. irs versus party. spying on fox. who would win that one? you know? >> i think we have to handicap those. people across the country are going to be making their picks. the president was making his picks this week, but america's going to be making their picks on constitutional madness. >> something tells me they weren't doing this in the white

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back now with more on that fox news alert. malaysian officials just announcing that a chinese

satellite spotted a large object floating in the southern search corridor off australia. it shows an object measuring 74 74x43 feet. ships are being sent there. here with more is former united kingdom ministry michael kay. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> i'm fine. how are you? >> this is a pretty interesting development. should we be jumping to conclusions or not? what could this be? what may it not be? is this a difficult place to search for that particular piece of debris in the water? >> a number of questions here. let me tackle the first one. we've seen this situation before. we've seen tony abbott, the australian prime minister three days ago who was very cautious but he mentioned there were similar sort of images that were unveiled by the u.s. satellite. it's been three days since the australian prime minister has come up with those comments and there has been an enormous task,

search operation that has been delivered by the australians, and really in hospital area and it's uncovered nothing. in fact, the p-8 poseidon saw a freighter and saw a couple of pods of dolphins and they were what were coming up on the satellite imagery. it's sad that nothing has been found but we need to guard against jumping to conclusions early. what we need to do now is identify where that location is. we need to give it to the appropriate authorities. we need to cee lo guess stickically how easy or hard it is to get out there. the last part of your question talked about -- i was talking to anna about it earlier, is just how difficult it is to launch a search operation in that inhospitable area. it's 1500 miles off the southwestern -- >> and the oth making, it's ten hours back and forth and only two or three hours in actual search. >> yeah. the australians have a couple of very good assets to achieve the

first situation. they have the p-3. the problem is, it's got 13 hours' endurance. that may sound like a lot of flying time, and actually it is, but when you have to travel five hours out to the location and then five hours back, that's ten hours. you've got two to three hours of loiter on scene. when the weather comes down, it's a nightmare. you have rain, drizzle, the visibility comes in to 2 to 5 k. if you're trying to search an area of 125,000 square miles, that's a long time. >> some of the things we're trying to rule out, will this be a shipping container that might have fallen off a ship? if you're looking at the largest shipping carriers, the largest is 39 feet. this is about 74 feet according to the malaysian officials. so the largest shipping containers might be able to rule

out that it's a shipping container floating in the ocean. steel wouldn't be floating unless there were something inside of it. what else have you experienced that they may be looking at right now saying, oh, that's probably what it is? might not be an aircraft? >> again, i don't mean to be too cautious in my analysis but, you know, a shipping container that goes over the site of a freighter. it could be partially submerged. it could be a little bit of a corner of it sticking out. >> sure. >> when you get a satellite image you could get refraction from light. it's hard to corroborate the dimensions of a piece of something that a satellite is looking at without getting overhead of the target. what i would say is some of the ee equipment on these are phenomenal. you have something like a mag, it detects images like big lumps of metal, submarine. a container would come up on that equipment. there's nothing more important than the human eyeball. >> michael, we should mention,

we got a bit of breaking news on this, too. they are saying the images are from the southern indian ocean. these images of this object that the chinese satellites, southern indian ocean. does that tell you anything? >> the southern indian ocean, it's a huge place, but the area that the australians have been looking in in the past three days is in the southern indian ocean. >> on the screen right now. >> again, what we have to do, i've been sort of talking about this all week, let's not put all our eggs in one basket in terms of waiting for corroboration of evidence to link this to potentially malaysia 370. what we need to be doing is look at the arc of what this potential search engine could be. if we go back to the last trans ponder trace in the south china sea and then we draw a line down to where this wreckage has potentially been found, is it possible even for the aircraft to have reached that in terms of the endurance of the boeing plane? if that is the case, then what

we need to do is run a line back up and see where the potential track was. if it's gone across indonesia sovereign territory, there must be some primordial trace we can look at. >> they're taking any possible debris, if that is the case, who knows where it is. it's traveling such huge distances. >> that's a great point. my specialty isn't about the way the ocean currents move but i know enough to know if the aircraft crashed over two weeks ago, now we're looking at something two weeks on, that is a big distance the current can travel. >> michael, stay with us as the morning unfolds? >> please do. >> things are changing by the moment. >> thank you so much. coming up on the show, saint obama? like the sound of that? well, the vice president does. listen. >> my friend, ba ram obarack obama is a patient man. i said i would nominate him for

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. 52 minutes after the hour. with vladimir putin causing chaos in ukraine and worldwide search for a missing plane rather than leading president obama is spending his time trying to be cool. >> all right, mr. president, we're here yet again for the

annual barackology. >> do you watch "house of cards," do you watch "scandal"? what's your thoughts on those shows. >> i haven't seen "scandal" yet. >> have you heard of health care gog? -- healthercare.gov in >> what did you come here to plug? >> greg gutfeld is the author of a new book called "not cool" and you do a show called "red eye." >> i just stayed up all night thinking about you. >> you are cool. the president, you see all these different pop culture scenario that the president goes through, the youtube appearances. >> i got to tell you it's getting on my nerves because cool is a relative term. it doesn't mean good or bad. cool is designed to cover up

incompetence. he beat senator john mccain not because he was more qualified because he was cool. he beat mitt romney not because he was more qualified but because he was more cool. so what we're dealing with now, it's funny, it's great, he's every where. he's so charming. meanwhile you have putin, putin is playing chess and president obama playing yahtzee. the point is, nobody cares about cool outside the sound stage. what about the world stage? the world stage is important to us. >> he's being mocked on "saturday night live." take a look at this. sorry, jimmy fallon on the "tonight show." >> we got to talk about the situation in ukraine. >> don't you see what you're doing, though, you're forcing people to accept something that the majority of them don't even want. >> yes, in russia we have word for this. obamacare.

>> ouch. ouch. ouch. now that hurt. >> yeah, does obamacare cover burns? it's very accurate. the funny thing is thanks for coming to the party late. people that were actually critical of obamacare say three, four years ago were mocked. the tea party as old white people who were cranky, angry, shouting and swinging their rakes from their lawns saying get off my lawn. but now all the cool kids realize all those uncool people were right, they were right all along. >> we have the english language version of your book. you talk about the hipster elite and their war on you. is the president part of the hipster elite. >> the hipster elite is a mindset. it's born of the academic media complex which believes all traditions should be subverted. things that came before are not as cool as things i'm doing now but they have no replacement for

it. >> is he the first hipster elite president. >> yes. clinton intimated that when he played the saxophone on arsenio hall. >> we got to wrap things up. final point. do conservatives need to add cool to their resume? >> naturally it's going to happen. kids rebel against their parents and if your parent are acting cool at the age of 50 with board shorts and nose ring hopefully every kid will end up like tucker carlson. >> "not cool," funny book. >> it's number one in new zealand. i'm lying. >> the kiwis love it. >> great to see you this morning. congratulations on the book. coming up here on the show a fox news alert on that missing malaysian plane. china saying its satellite

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first round's on me. hello, good morning. it is saturday, 22nd. march, 2014. while you were sleeping a huge development in the search for the missing malaysian plane. china now saying its satellite shows a massive piece of possible debris, the breaking details straight ahead. and saint obama? like the sound of that? the vice president loves it. >> my friend, barack obama is an incredibly patient man. i suggested after going through the first couple weeks i would nominate him for sainthood. >> really? shouldn't that praise be going to the american people who are dealing with the obamacare mess? in a day at little league turns into one surprise this family will not forget.

>> captain ed patrick. [ applause ] >> it's the soldier homecoming that will warm your heart. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. welcome to the show on this saturday morning. if you're just waking up we have a fox news alert now because a third object has been found floating in the indian ocean. southern indian ocean. malaysian officials making this announcement a short time ago at a press conference this morning, belonging possibly to flight 370. listen. >> the chinese investigator received satellite image of objects floating in the southern corridor and will be sending ships to verify. this floating object is 22 meters long and 30 meters wide.

>> david piper joins us now live from thailand with more information. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning. that announcement was made in dramatic fashion the acting transport minister from malaysia was slipped a note from the chinese saying that they had seen an object on satellite and they are now investigating it, according to the malaysian authorities. the search, though, has been continuing today in the indian ocean and it has actually been extended. two objects photographed back on satellite sunday could have moved, of course, hundreds of miles from there by now. now the first of the australian search planes has now returned and they reported nothing. u.s. navy's p8 poseidon can't fly today because it needs maintenance will be out tomorrow. chinese and japanese planes are joining the search and australian naval vessel should have reached the area by now. five chinese war ships and an

also joining the search. weather is reported to be relatively good today for looking for the missing plane but there's indication the weather could deteriorate over the next week and north of the search area there's a cyclone being reported now. of course, the malaysian authorities say they are still looking in the northern area just in case the plane did go north instead of south. back to you. david, thank you so much for that update. here with more this morning is a former ntsb board member. >> what do you make of the latest revelations from malaysian authorities? >> i hope it's good news. i really hope for the sake of the families that this is a piece of the airplane. >> how often is it likely that we discover things like this along flight paths. should we get our hopes up that this is part of the missing plane or is this common?

>> it's common to find bits and pieces floating because there's lots of things in the airplane and lot of things that people bring into the airplane that floats. what's unusual about these latest sightings is the piece. >> wing to wing, it's about 200 feet. now we're looking at something maybe 43 feet wide. and as clayton pointed out earlier that's a little larger than the largest sea container. what are your thoughts on that? >> well, you know, without more detail you can't zero in on it but that's a big piece of airplane to float, but let's hope and pray that it is an airplane and not just a piece of ocean debris. >> john, what your saying? that typically, when a plane breaks up and falls from the sky or upon crash landing on the water, that plane or huge pieces

of it would actually sink and not float >> yes. >> interesting. made out of metal. >> john, we're hearing from chinese officials they will release more information in the coming hours. everybody at home please stay tuned for that. but time is of the essence. it's been two weeks already. you mentioned the families and everything that they are going through. but, you know, with the choppy waters and currents, what are your thoughts on this. how important is it that we figure out what this thing is. >> it's very important. if it proves to be a piece of the airplane, then the assets that have been working the entire arc of that entire search area and we have another week, maybe a little bit more for the recorder to emit their signal. if we can narrow the search area and put more ships and resources

into that narrow area we might be able to identify. >> we haven't heard much about these transponders. how far of a range are these things able to send off a signal and if we get close enough can we pick it up? >> it's just a few miles under good conditions they might get four or five miles. it's pretty small. >> pretty small area. hopefully they are being able to narrow down this search area. john, we appreciate you joining us this morning. thanks so much. we want to get over to rick right now as david piper was reporting, rick, posey clone in that area as well. >> as the storm on its way. what they have had is calm conditions. a couple things i want to point out. i put the locator on the map. that black dot was the original location of the debris they spotted. this new one is just to the southwest of it. right in the same area. small little black dot and then

a red dot very close to the last one. that in my mind would be good news. also if you go up and compare these two images the first satellite image they took, first started this entire search process there, everything was a little bit grainy. they did not have the satellites aimed at that area but rougher seas. if you throw up the brand new satellite image -- there's the original one. there's a lot of other white stuff that you see there, something harder to see, a reflection, probably some choppier sea, low level clouds, throw up the new one, you don't see any of the stuff blocking it. you get a much better idea in that picture that there's something very specific in that location and since it is very close to the other location that we saw, in my mind, guys, that would be good news and obviously now the satellite is pointed in that area and getting better pictures and they have all the other equipment going like the radio sounds to get an image of that. >> the storm is coming. >> that will make things more

difficult. right behind this one there's another storm on its shores. in 12 hours or so when they start this next search process they will be dealing with some bad weather. united states will have that p8 out there which supposedly can find something the size of a basketball which is quite incredible. the united states has spent $2.5 million on this. this certainly is adding up. >> we'll have a little bit of a debate about that later in the show. some aviation experts say it's time to call off this search. we'll ask some other experts. is it nearing the time where you want to call it off. we have some other stories making headlines. ukraine braces for all out war. reports indicate russian forces covered the entire ukrainian border. ukrainian troops are dug in waiting to see what happens next. despite this the obama administration still saying there's a diplomatic solution to the crisis. this as overnight russia accepts

a deal to send an international observation team to ukraine. the european group will gather information and report on the security situation throughout the country. no word on if that will include recently annexed crimea. also new overnight north korea launches an arsenal of short range rockets. the move in response to ongoing military drills between the united states and south korea. the communist state claims the drills are preparation for an invasion. the missiles flew about 40 miles before crashing in to the sea. talk about home run for one texas family. a soldier father returns home from afghanistan just in time for his son's first little league game of the season. >> captain ed patrick. [ applause ] >> he ran on to the field during his son's game in richmond. his wife planned the entire thing and his four kids had no idea he was returning home early from his 11 month deployment.

thanks. well, vice president joe biden likes to say a few things when he's out at the podium, sometimes come back to haunt him and the administration has to say joe, why did you go and say that. sounds like vice president joe biden made another one of those remarks just the other day talking about the way in which his boss deals with patience and likening it to, well, sainthood. take a listen. >> my boss, my friend, barack obama, is an incredibly patient man. i suggested after going through the first couple of weeks i would nominate him for sainthood that he kept his patience. >> look, let's be honest people say that about your parents all the time, you say that about your mom, my mom must have been a saint. is that what that was? >> it might be but it might be misplaced. 53% of the american people disapprove of obama.

only 41% approve. the reaction is for people that have had a hard time getting coverage and may be dying and still don't that have obamacare that they signed up for, it may be words that are not of any consolation to them. earlier we had tony on "fox & friends." he's a minister, he has stage three cancer. >> we're awaiting and when we applied for the new health insurance on february 18th, actually we applied because it was three days past the 15th, it would not start march 1st, it starts april 1st and even with phone calls from our state senator and ourselves to the insurance company to see if we can get that moved up quicker because this is the type of cancer that they like to treat aggressively so that it doesn't spread and become stage four.

>> enormous patience from that couple. you remember the woman who asked president obama hey i've been trying to get a hold of people here, they are not getting back to me. we're going to have someone from the white house call you. a week later no one. >> religious imagery. is the president a saint and do the others want to being martyrs for his sainthood. he doesn't want his esophageal cancer to become stage four even though he signed up for obamacare. >> the lack of compassion he's feeling from the obama administration pop your point my mother is a saint, sometimes the kids are the saints who have to deal with terrible parents growing up in a terrible household. even if this was just a tongue in cheek comment given by vice president joe biden and putting his foot in his mouth is it

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russia making it official. president put signing the law claiming crimea as part of russia. the white house responds to the myriad of sanctions, threatening more of russia's economy. our next guest says stepping up sanctions could lead to world war iii. we picked up the front page of the "new york times" the wealthy elite feeling the crunch of sanctions in russia, that russian elite saying wait a second. >> putin doesn't care if it hurts some of his supporters. he's in it for the long haul. this is a global economic war from his viewpoint and he's come to play. >> world war iii, signalling the possibility of this. >> that was his threat. if you impose sanctions that hit and hurt him, sanctions directed at the russian economy not at a

few wealthy supporters then he said i'll crash your financial system, i'll stop paying my debt the money we owe the west, we'll dump holdings of u.s. treasury which looks like they may have done and we have cyber capability we can crash your financial system. >> a lot of cyber crimes that we experience here in the united states coming from russian federation. so will this be stepped up? do we need to be worried about this? >> we do. it could be stepped up. general keith alexander said on "60 minutes," he said foreign nations including russia, china, north korea, iran, he didn't name them but that's who they are have the capability of taking down our financial system through cyber and other means and then debra plunkett came back and said don't miss this. these nations do have the capability to hack our systems and destroy our economy. >> what can we do? we're sitting here and looking

at them. will they move into another part of ukraine. what should the western world do >> first thing we need to do is recognize it's a new cold war. we can't go on with the idea that we're not in an economic war because we clearly are. russia has signaled this, north korea, venezuela, iran, even the chinese and india have indicated they may side with putin on these issues. we need to geopolitically think how do we respond. we can open up all the federal lands for energy production. if we became energy secure and even began to export energy lng to europe that would be a massive blow to putin not something minor like we're going to attach ten of your suzes or nine of your citizens. >> great to see you this morning. pick up game plan come being

siper economic war. coming up here, breaking news as we continue follow this. china says it has satellite imagery and spotted a massive object in the water. could this be the missing malaysian plane. we'll analyze the latest findings. want to use food stamps? be willing to take a drug test first. what state wants to make this mandatory.

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. welcome back. back to our fox news alert. a huge development in the search of missing malaysia flight 370.

china has a satellite image of a possible object in the indian ocean. former united kingdom minister of defense michael kay. what's the story on this. should we have our hopes up, hopes down? give us the skinny on this, michael. >> look, the leads we have are minimal for this whole investigation so anything like this that manifest itself is definitely good news in terms of it's an opportunity to investigate. we had hardly any opportunity to investigate any leads whatsoever. so this is encouraging. but, again, as i've already mentioned guarding it with a little bit of caution. >> chinese seem to be stipulation and the world perception is they haven't stepped up. the united states has been stepping in now. is this pr, or is this something real? should information of this type be released at this point? >> i think that's a great question. looking at it more broadly, 26

countries involved at the last count in this investigation. there's a lot of inconsistencies and at the diplomatic level there's a lot of inconsistencies. for example if you look at the radar traces between thailand, malaysia and indonesia, thailand or malaysia said they may have saw something in the malacca strait. indonesia say they saw absolutely nothing. then you mentioned china as well. 159 passengers on this aircraft out of 239. that's a significant proportion. so you would expect china to be more forthcoming in not only their search efforts but contributing financially and just sort of offering up more the intelligence and diplomatic levers that it could and we know it has. so i think this information coming from china is a good thing. again, you look at chinese satellites. china is always launching satellites in to orbit. in terms of the amount of satellites that's gone up there

that's good news. the resolution of the satellite, we talk about the inmarsat satellite. so to look at the indian ocean will be limited. >> this is one of the best pictures we've seen. what do you make of the area in the region. this is the third object found not too far from those other two objects in the indian ocean. how far is this as a pilot from the flight path area that commercial airlines would take in that general direction? how far away from that is it? it a no man's land. >> it's a no man's land. the last three or four days has proven how inaccessible the area is. the good news is that logistics operation that will have taken a little bit of time to get into place will now be set up. crews will be in place. you have to rotate the crews

around the sleep pattern. aircraft will be based in perth and used to fly out to the area and procedures that are involved. rick pointed out earlier on it wasn't too far away from the area we've been looking. hopefully it won't take too much time to corroborate. >> it's 120 kilometers south. >> okay. >> would that be consistent of currents moving? >> i couldn't say whether it's consistent with currents but in terms of flying time. >> let's bring rick in. >> just a quick calculation shows this is roughly around 60 miles away from the original image that came out last week. seven days old from the last image. this new image that has come out, 60, 65 miles away from that original image. >> still in no man's land. i'm fascinated about the transponder. we had the former ntsb official on earlier and the range where you need to get up close if

there was a ping from the black box. few short miles to pick up that signal. and a cyclone could be hitting that area. >> there's a lot of misinformation on the transponder. i used to command the sort of top gun equivalent of helicopters in uk. there's this big misnomer on transatlantic ocean flights you can pick up transponder. it gives key pieces of information. however, that only has a range of about 200 miles. once i want goes past 200 miles it drops off. if you're traveling from london to new york after 200 miles from london, you won get a second radar trace. they have synthetic air picture. it's built up from height. >> what isdeconflection.

>> if you imagine you have this road in the sky. it allows us to pinpoint where various airlines are using a-cards and other information. give a virgin flight .63 and builds it in. once it gets 200 miles off the coast a second radar will pick up and that's when the transponder comes into effect. when you look at people who come on and say transponder was definitely turned off, it was ten miles off the coast of malaysia if the transponder disappears off the radar screen then you can say it's been turned off. however if the area is about 200 miles or more from the coast could it have been turned off but we can't rule out it dropped off radar. >> that was before vietnam right before their radar.

could be that dead zone. >> it makes sense. i don't want to hypothesize. >> the science may not match it. >> it's right in that dead zone area. again it's an unknown. we need -- >> chinese be officials expected to release more information later so everybody stay tuned for that. if you will stick around as the news warrant we'll get back to this. 7:30 is the time. should people on welfare have to take a drug test first? which states wants to make this mandatory. orry! the united states postal service will get it there on time with priority mail flat rate shipping. ♪ whoo-hoo! ♪ [ male announcer ] our priority has always been saving the day.

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if your pill isn't giving you the control you need, ask your doctor about non-insulin victoza. it's covered by most health plans. welcome back. fox news alert now. malaysian officials confirming this morning that a third object pictured here has been spotted floating in the indian ocean important,ly belonging to the missing flight 370. the object picked up on a chinese satellite. it is about 70 feet by 40 feet. those are the dimensions. new object believed to be about 60 miles west where those other two objects were spotted south of perth, australia. we're joined now on the phone by image analyst until brown with global security. he's also a satellite image analyst.

jim, thanks for being with us. we're trying to get him back on the phone. this image we're seeing this morning is better than the ones we've seen before because the conditions have been, you know, the waters have not been as choppy. unfortunately rick is saying we could have some bad weather on the way. >> also, this image as michael kay was pointing out depends on what type of satellite. some are devoted to that spot over the globe and hovering over the ocean. others are in orbit and constantly moving around. interesting to see the chinese just releasing. this is the clearest picture we've had. the resolution is better than what we've seen but the issue becomes is this china solving a media problem, a geopolitical problem because there's been some perception that although most of the nationals lost on flight 370 were chinese, they have been noticeably missing in action in terms of being part of the international dynamic of finding

this 777 aircraft. the other point we have to take into consideration is, could it be a container. and the other point is, the airplane constructed of metal, will it in fact float. an expert earlier said probably not. >> we have tim brownback with us. tim, thanks for joining us on phone. when you saw these chinese images this morning what did you make of them? >> the first thing is that whatever this thing is it survived that chop. the second thing is we really won't know until we get a surveillance plane on the scene to take a closer look. so at this point, to me it just doesn't stand out and say debris shield, it says floating object. >> would you expect that we will be getting more images like this? you know when you see image, you know, similar to this in

previous situations, the debris field who knows how big it is at this point. will we get more pictures in this morning? >> it is hard to say. we won't know until we get more images. they have every single imaging satellite on the planet looking at the area. i imagine the other satellites are going to be looking at this same image, trying replicate it and also compare it -- also enter the area around if anything else. >> let's talk about when you just mentioned the difference between a floating object and a debris field. what's the difference? what's the significance? >> well, debris field is a lot of floating objects. of course there was a heavy seas the other day that ships and aircraft couldn't go through. whatever survived that storm, evidently, you know, was able to

still float and be tossed about. and spread out further. so we're starting to get into the winter season and more and more storms in that area. so it's going to be more difficult -- time the running out. more difficult for these guys to fly. more dangerous for the air crew to keep flying in that area. the detail risk in those sorties the other day. >> this image is about a day old from chinese authorities. you see an image like this. you fly to that area. how common is it that the object is even found after you get an image like this? >> it's hard to say. after the image we got the other day, that was taken on the 16th, they had several aircraft out

there. they couldn't find a thing. we just don't know. >> they couldn't find a thing. can you say for certain judging from this picture as an expert, is this definitely an object that is 70 feet long by 40 feet wide or could this just be a glare coming off of a huge wave that happens to be out there or something else that we can't even think of? >> doesn't look like it's obviously something. maybe it's the same exact thing as the other one. it's hard to tell without doing more detailed analysis. if they have other satellites to take a second look, maybe look in stereo you can get a better idea as to the size and shape of it and compare the track of the storm that went through and see whether this thing pushed in the right direction from where it was located, if it's the same exact object and just moved.

so at this stage it's too difficult to tell but interesting. >> tim brown thank you for your expertise. we'll probably call upon you again. thanks for being with us. >> tim saying it's an object not a glare off the water. he's talking about the conditions out there and storms, very treacherous right now for pilots to get over that area. >> you asked if they can really get an accurate reading on how big that is. all this stuff, everything is measured in the ocean by coordinates. you hear us talk about degrees, what degree latitude or longitude. you see that grid around it. those are the seconds and you know how far apart seconds are. >> just like gps. >> just like gps. they are able to go and give an exact look at what that is. so that tells you how they get the measurement of the size of that. go to my map right here. when we initially found that

debris six days ago, here's the thought. general ocean current moves in this counterclockwise fashion across the indian ocean. that would make you think the debris would float towards australia. that's underwater ocean current. we have this other map i want to pop up and give you and idea, maybe take that full image of that if you can for a second. this is the surface currents. it's not nearly as clear of that same kind of pattern. the overall pattern moves counterclockwise but on the surface because of the storms you get edies and surface currents that get caught into these circular patterns. this debris they found is to the southwest of where those initial pictures were taken. and because of the current you would think it should be moving closer to australia but possibly on the surface something gets caught up into one of those edies and pulled backward or

stay in that same location. >> fascinating. with those bad conditions, underwater currents and surface currents. >> surface currents could or generally are in a different direction than underwater currents and storms push the stuff on the surface around. >> that's the best and clearest explanation i've heard. >> good job. >> quiz at the end of the show. 42 minutes after the hour. more on the missing malaysian flight 370. a chinese satellite spotted possible debris three days ago. why are we just learning about it? former spokesperson for u.s. ambassador is here next. then the city kicked them out of their homes through imminent domain. that land is sitting unused nine years later. one of those kicked out homeowners joins us live. how un. [ crickets chirping ] but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath?

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this is a fox news alert. another object has been spotted floating in the indian ocean possibly belonging to missing malaysian airlines flight 370. the object picked up on a chinese satellite tuesday. tuesday is 70 feet by 40. >> why are we just learning about now. first spotted three days ago, unbelievable. joining us now is former spokes attorney for ambassador to the u.n. nice to see you richard. >> thanks for having me. >> what do you make of this. four days ago this photo was taken by chinese satellites and we just learn about it. >> yeah. i mean it's clear the malaysians are not up to the task of this investigation. if you look at the international news coverage actually, the chinese have been highly critical of the malaysians which is rare for the chinese government to actually come out and be so blunt. the china government has been very critical. other governments in the region as well. our government has not been so

critical. you see jay carney at the podium, really messaging that the malaysians are in charge and the white house seems very comfortable with that. >> is this a pr move by the chinese government at this point, richard? we're finding out that these images were taken days ago. now they have been under attack in the world media for being missing in action for finding their own chinese nationals. is this on the level or is this part of some sort of geopolitical spin? >> you know, i think that the malaysians are in charge and that means that want we really don't have a country that's doing a very good job of leading. so other countries are beginning to put out, you know, their information and their bits of technology and you can't blame the chinese. if they are not in charge, they are extremely frustrated because they have a lot of their citizens on this plane and now what they are trying to do is really message that we do have leads, we are having little bits

of technology that are pointing to some sort of pattern. the problem that i see is we're not pulling the technology together so that we have little bits and pieces of the technology. we don't have one lead country. >> in that regard we have breaking news now that chinese jets will be participating in that particular search. so i think you're right in terms of the technology. >> richard -- go ahead richard. >> i was going to say in a post-9/11 world we need to have a white house that's much more curious about a missing plane. this is a big deal. it's been bother some to see the white house really take a back seat to the malaysians and really be comfortable with the fact that the malaysians are leading the investigation when all these other countries around us are not comfortable with the malaysians leading the investigation. >> makes me wonder what else do the malaysians know. we're led to believe they have the satellite image from the chinese government days ago and

didn't release them until that press conference. >> it's not so much the malaysians know a bunch of information and are not releasing it. they don't know what to do with the information. they are not putting the pieces together. it's very difficult to link all the different pieces coming in from different countries but that's, again, why i think the united states has the best technology. we should be able to pull together and really take over the leadership. i want doesn't make sense we'll sit back and allow the malaysians to ask us or other countries, you know, what they need. somebody needs to step in and take the lead because the malaysian government is not cutting it. >> incompetence. >> we appreciate you joining us this morning, richard. thank you. >> thanks, richard. this is a fox news alert. chinese image, satellite images have now been released. is it giving false hope or new hope for families waiting for news on their loved ones? despite a massive object in the

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welcome back. nine years after the supreme court of the united states ruled the city of new london, connecticut, could use imminent domain laws to seize private property for economic development, that 90-acre piece of land remains nothing more than weeds and grass. michael's family's home was seized in the new london ruling case. and he joins us now.

so tell us about this, michael. your family's property was taken by the city of new london, because allegedly, they were going to do economic development, and the united states supreme court said it's okay to take people's property for economic development. so what economic development is there? what have they done with the property that was taken from your family? >> from the very beginning, it was about speculation as far as building something. but as of today, they absolutely built nothing. it's just, like you said, it's a dustbowl, a bird sanctuary. it's a total shame, because new london is in distress. they should have done something. >> during this imminent domain proceeding, it caused a lot of hurt and angst to your family, to your parents, to their health. tell us about that. >> well, my mom had heart palpitations. my father's had heart problems. the stress levels were off the wall. i mean, there was other families

who've lost family members. >> right. >> during this whole process. i mean, it was just outrageous what our government has put families through just for economic development. >> well, let's look at what the constitution says. nor shall private property be taken for public use without just compensation. the takings clause. was it just compensation that your life was destroyed as a matter of this? >> absolutely not. i mean, there's nothing about just compensation when they're taking your livelihood away from you, your home, you know, what you've known all your life. i mean, they say just give you some money will make you feel better. no, it's not about the money. >> and you said you wanted to reclaim your father's plants, and they wouldn't even let you take those plants. >> no, we had a contract, when we settled, they had to move my father's plants. and they just bulldozed them with no respect at all. >> as a final question, what are these folks saying, what are they doing about the land they took from you and others, and

that they went all the way to the supreme court to -- for? >> well, basically, what they want to do is put a neighborhood back into the area again, which is a total shame. they killed a neighborhood just to put a neighborhood back. that's only speculation. there's nothing on the plans now. nothing, absolutely. >> wow, michael, we wish you and your family well. i hope for the third time the folks don't take your property by imminent domain. >> oh, that won't happen. i won't allow it to happen. never again. >> good for you. thanks for being on fox & friends". >> thank you so much. coming up, new images just released by china. a live report moments away on this breaking news. and is russia just laughing at us and our sanctions? the great governor mike huckabee is here. coming up next on fox & friends". pay my bill. phone: your account is already paid in full. oh, well in that case, back to vacation mode. ♪boots and pants and boots and pants♪

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good morning, it is saturday, 22nd of march. we are following a fox news alert, and there is big breaking news on the search for that missing plane. a brand-new satellite image of possible debris just released. could it be part of that missing jet? then, forget march madness. we've got constitutional madness. spying on americans' cell phones or failing to enforce federal drug laws, which constitutional violation will governor mike huckabee pick? which one, governor? >> you'll see. and this is not a hollywood happy ending. this is real life. couple at the right place at the right time catches a baby, tumbling from three stories up. they got a mattress out in time. the couple joins us live with that incredible story. fox & friends" hour three starts right now.

good saturday morning, everyone. you're looking at new images this morning just released of possibly -- possibly -- of the missing malaysian airlines flight 370. >> well, a third object pictured here, you just saw, has been spotted possibly belonging to missing flight 370. >> and david piper joins us live from bangkok, thailand, with more on this new information. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning. yes, the malaysian authorities say china has now informed them that one of their satellites has spotted a large object in the southern indian ocean. >> the chinese investigator received satellite image of floating object in the southern corridor, and they will be sending ships to verify. the beijing government announce this in a couple of hours. this is 22 meters long and 30 meters wide. >> reporter: so the figures have since been adjusted to the equivalent of 74 foot long and

about 43 foot wide. those pictures were taken back on tuesday, but have only just been released. chinese media is also reporting that this latest object was under 100 miles from those earlier objects sighted by satellite. meanwhile, they have widened the search area in the southern indian ocean today after nothing was found yesterday. the first of the australian search planes has now returned and wasn't able to find the two large objects photographed back on sunday. the u.s. navy's p-8 poseidon advanced search plane can't fly today because it needs maintenance. it will return sunday. the u.s. has sent up a p-3 orion today, though. chinese and japanese planes are also joining the search, and an australian naval vessel should have reached the area now. two merchant vessels have been helping all day with the search. and five chinese warships and an ice breaker are now steaming towards the location of that original search area. but, of course, the malaysian authorities are also continuing to look in that northern arc

just in case the plane didn't head south. back to you guys in the studio. >> all right, david, thank you so much. you know, in the sound bite we just heard from his story there, you heard them make the conversion there from meters, and, you know, meters to feet, he can lock t kilometers to miles, and it makes realize there are 26 countries involved in this search effort, and the communications seem to be a problem. if china released this image, the clearest we've had a couple of days ago, how come we're sending it this morning? does malaysia have something to hide? is it a communication problem, governor? >> i think it's the proverbial needle in the haystack. this is a case where never in history have so many said so much about so little we know. i mean, this has been two weeks nonstop of talking about really a lack of information. it's like a "seinfeld" episode that just won't quit. >> let's look at this piece of

information, because i find this interesting. and you might, as well. we know days ago this chinese satellite image was taken. >> yeah. >> now, the chinese are announcing they're sending aircraft and steamers towards that area. what's the delay? what's the disconnect? and why are they announcing it now? they knew about this on tuesday or wednesday, why weren't those ships and those aircraft dispatched then? >> peter, we're dealing with the chinese. what they do never makes a lot of sense to us. >> right. >> it only makes sense to them, because they live in a different mind set. they're not an information society like we are. they're a society that holds back things, that keeps information from their people. they know everything their people are doing. they're becoming more like us in that regard, i guess. but in all seriousness, this is not an open society. they don't have sunshine laws. they don't have freedom of information act. they tell the people what they want to tell them, when they want to tell them, and as much as they want to tell them, or as little.

and they have no consequences for not telling them anything. why do they do it? i don't know. i don't know why we'll ever know why they wait two days to announce they found some debris. this could be some remnants from a garage sale. i mean, here's the point. we don't know yet. every time we hear something, we see something, and then it turns out it's a flock of -- a bunch of dolphins -- we don't know. >> 70 feet, though, at least we know that's double the size of one of the shipping containers. >> yeah. >> we don't know what it is exactly. pull the wool back a little bit. if you were the executor of this country, what would you do? would you liean on the chinese? try to take control of the investigation? what would you do? >> we don't know they haven't. but that's one thing the united states should be doing is offering the assets of resources, because nobody does a better job of investigating something like this than we do. in part, because we are an open society, and our culture demands we get answers and we get them

quickly. that's why we have the fbi, the ntsb. we have, you know, the faa. we have all the federal agencies, but we also have an open journalistic world in which people can look and investigate and ask hard questions. so, yes, i would hope that the president and all of the agencies have said, all of our resources are available. there's some indication that's happening, because now we know the flight simulator of the pilot has been sent to the fbi for analysis. >> here in virginia. >> that's good news. and maybe they'll be able to glean something from that. >> let's turn our attention to russia which is very similar question about what the white house is doing right now. we know now the annexation of crimea by the russian federation is complete, signing that, vladimir putin basically laughing in the world's face yesterday. so what should the white house do? we know sanctions are in place. if you read the front page of "the new york times" this morning, it seems like the russian elites are suffering. >> the wealthy russian elites are suffering, saying on show,

it doesn't seem like putin cares about his supporters. what should we be doing? >> we need to look at this long term, not short term. the bigger question is, what should we have been doing for the past five and a half years as a country in our relationship with russia? we were going to have this reset, a button, all the symbolism that was a bust anyway. the fact is, putin has come to figure that the united states is not a country that he has to be afraid of. it's not a country he has to believe that they mean anything when they say it. and like a parent who says, i'm going to come up there, if you don't turn that stereo, i'm going to come up there. and the kid knows the parent is never coming up there. and he blasts the stereo all night. that's putin and the united states. >> for the first time today, after many, many months, there seems to be a glint of recognition, if not concern, bordering on fear, that the 20,000 russian troops that are massing on the ukraine border may be there for more than spring cleaning.

>> they very well may be. now, let's look at it from putin's perspective. in his mind, he has his interests to think about. he has a vested interest in crimea and that warm water seaport. that's very important, not just to his ego. that's important to him militarily. when he sees what's going on in kiev and the whole place blowing up and burning up and the government in collapse, and he's thinking, i'm not sure i can believe that that government is going to keep that area that is vital to me safe, secure, and in my best interests, i think what he says is, and who's gonna stop me? he goes down and he secures a military asset that is incredibly valuable to him. >> who will stop him in the ukraine if he decides he wants to take it? will the united states? will nato? >> probably not. look, there is no appetite anywhere in europe and certainly not in the united states for us to get into a war. and so far, about the best we've done is said, if he doesn't stop this, we're going to send him a very strongly worded letter, and

we're going to take away his dessert. i mean, what is it that we have right now that we can shake in his face and cause him to tremble? we've botched it in syria. we botched it in egypt. we botched it with iran. we've done nothing to push back on iran, even though the israelis captured weapons that were clearly intended for the israelis. we didn't utter a peep. we're still busting out israel because they're building bedrooms in neighborhoods -- >> well, should we be worried at all that putin will continue his bully tactics, as a lot of people have said, and not stop at the ukraine? >> we should be concerned. worry to me is not where it ought to go, for this reason. i think we underestimate -- putin is a ruthless man, he's a shrewd man, but he's not a stupid man. he may take everything he thinks he can get away with, but he's not going to take something if he thinks that it may be a tipping point and actually wake up the sleeping giant of nato and the united states. he doesn't need that. he can't afford it. he doesn't have the resources,

financially or militarily, to handle that. he won't push it that far. >> threaten to take away his shirt, but he doesn't wear a shirt. >> he doesn't need it. >> new poll numbers out. your me action to this. and nancy pelosi saying they'll be running the calendar election cycle on job creation. the new poll numbers. disapproving of obamacare, 53%. >> the more people know about it, the more they hate it. nancy pelosi said we'll know what's in it when it gets passed. it got passed, we know what's in it, and people don't like it. she's out there insisting we call it the affordable care act. for most people, it's not very affordable. she said it's a winning issue for the democrats. i hope they listen to her. it's my hope and prayer, on my knees each day, i say, gear god, please let democrats run on obamacare, because that's the clearest path to a republican majority in the senate, and an overwhelming supermajority in the house. >> here is nancy pelosi. take a listen.

>> as i've said to you before, we're not running on this. we're running on what the american people want us to run on, and that is job creation. show us the jobs. where are the jobs? >> is obamacare a winner or a loser politically? >> i believe it's a winner. by the way, it's called the affordable care act. >> affordable care act, it's a winner. >> is it crushing job creation? >> is that a challenge? is that a complaint? an apology? >> job creation thing is quite interesting, because we've had such an incredible job disappearance, and many jobs have gone from full time to part time. interesting, women are hurting more than men. the president goes out and talks about how he wants to be the champion for women. but women have the worst participation, by percentage, in the job market in the past 16 years. so any talk about how they've helped women, it's been a disastrous situation for women in the job market. >> and black youth unemployment, 32%. >> horrendous. >> governor, stick around with us. we'll continue to follow the fox

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nebraska, senate candidate seth is asking americans a question -- which is president obama's worst constitutional violation? governor huckabee, help us with this march madness of constitutional craziness. let's start in the north. >> all right. let's go north. >> irs -- >> at the bottom of the -- pink slip delays, as my first choice, because that's going to have a big impact on america. i'm going to also pick here, blocking world war ii memorial. an outrage against our veterans. >> yes, sir. >> this one, doma, because it's a clear violation where congress passed a law and they don't care. we go to the irs versus the tea party, because this is an outrage, when government agencies can use their unlimited power to beat up americans for their political views. >> the east. >> we'll start at the top. obamacare subsidies. this will be a huge problem, because states are going to be eating the cost, as will every taxpayer. everyone will pay for this. the individual mandate.

this is where i'm going to put here. because this forces every american to buy a product they don't want at a price they can't afford for benefits they don't -- >> why is that more important than death panels in your mind? >> because death panels is an interpretive aspect, but it is the individual mandate that makes the death panels even necessary. >> the overall problem. >> a specific problem. that's a sub-problem. on this one, it's compliance delay. >> what is compliance delay? >> the president arbitrarily 30 times has taken his own law and pushed it back unconstitutionally. he can sign a law, but he can't pick and choose the laws he will carry out. the executive branch is to execute a law. >> and then, employer mandate. that was supposed to be in the law, and they said, no, we'll postpone that, we'll ignore that. >> and here again, you have a problem with the president who kind of does his own thing. but on this one down here, the welfare rules. let me explain why. we reformed welfare in the 1990s, did it successfully. >> you helped reform welfare in

your own state. >> and here's what we learned. if people don't have skin in the game and some responsibility and if they don't have some limit on the benefits, they'll never get off welfare. welfare ought to be a temporary assistance to get on your feet, not a permanent situation to stay on your rearend. >> look at irs versus the tea party. what's the significance of that over the long-term, governor, in terms of the first amendment, in terms of freedom, in terms of where our country goes? >> government is to serve the people, not to step on their faces. what we're seeing here is an incredible power grab by an agency of the government that we have to deal with. it is government power abuse at its very worse. it's why we need to get rid of the irs, pass the fair tax, get rid of this criminal enterprise called the irs. >> governor mike huckabee with a constitutional and political primer on a saturday morning as we go through constitutional madness. governor huckabee comes back next week.

we'll do the west and we'll do the south, and then we're going to figure out who the winners and losers are in this bracket. governor huckabee, we love ya. >> thank you. >> the show tonight at 8:00 p.m. we'll be watching. >> thank you very much. great to see you. >> god bless you. >> a pleasure. >> next on the rundown, an update on the breaking news on the missing malaysian flight. this brand-new satellite image showing possible debris and giving some hope. and this is not a hollywood happy ending. this is real life. a couple at the right place at the right time. they catch a baby coming from three stories up. that couple joins us live with their incredible and happy story, coming up next on fox & friends".

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brand-new images released this morning of a third object spotted floating in the indian ocean, possibly belonging to missing malaysian airlines flight 370. the object picked up on a chinese satellite is 72 feet by 43 feet. it's believed to be about 60 to 70 miles from where two other objects were spotted earlier. that's about 1,500 miles southwest of perth, australia. so far, all searches in the area have not been able to locate the objects. anna clayton. >> thanks, peter. that's still an amazing story. this is one of the most amazing stories you'll hear. it's the happy ending you may only hear in the movies. a couple at the exact right place at the exact right time

holding the exact right object. they saw a toddler crawling out of a third-story window. >> the stars really aligned on this one. they were moving their mattress when they noticed a little boy, and moved their mattress into place. joining us to tell the story is conrad and jenny lightner. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so walk us through exactly what happened in the beginning as you're moving out of your apartment. >> so during that day, during our second trip to the u-haul, we were -- we were moving our mattress and on our way we saw a bunch of toys, like, accomplish t -- plush toys on the ground, and on the way back up to get the box spring we came back down and saw there were two kids kind of reaching out into the outside and acting like they wanted their toys. there was one boy kind of doing

the reaching kind of -- like, he wanted to get them. so we were out there trying to tell them to back up, because they were getting their heads poking out, and just telling them to get back inside. >> jenny, did you guys have the mattress in your hands at that point, when you saw the kids leaning out the window? >> yeah, we were actually carrying the box spring down about a block away to where the u-haul was parked. so we were able to have it in our hands when we saw the little boy put his leg over the windowsill. >> oh, my gosh. did he start to fall out the window, and you said, we happen to have this mattress in our hands at this moment, for just such an occasion. how did you react to this? >> we were just shocked. i mean, it was so fast. >> is it almost a blur -- when

you look at this picture, the two of you look at this picture here, is it almost an out-of-body experience for you? >> it really is. it's something that was so intense, in the moment, and now it just seems like it didn't even happen to us personally. >> okay. so then what happens? you put the mattress down. i mean, how did you react? take me through that, jenny. did you put the mattress down and watch the little boy tumble out of the window? >> he had one leg out and conrad thought quickly and put the mattress down. he stood there waiting to catch him. and as soon as his second leg went over the windowsill, i called 911 and just kept the operators informed. conrad just stayed there and stayed calm, and the little boy reached behind him. he actually kind of hung onto a telephone wire. and then fell. and connor was able to catch him, break his fall and kind of cushion him into the box spring. >> from 30 feet up. >> all right. where were the parents? is he okay? >> yeah, he's completely fine. it's actually amazing.

and the little boy's parents were actually just in the other room, thought the little kids were playing and completely fine. >> fabulous. what a happy ending. >> unbelievable. >> you guys are both heroes. it's very cool that the firefighters gave you a courage coin for your heroic actions. have a great weekend. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the sleepy company will call them -- >> yeah, exactly. >> unbelievable. they'd be wise if they did that. coming up on the show, we're following the fox news alert. a brand-new satellite image of possible debris released. could it be a part of the missing flight 370? we have an aviation expert that will join us next. she beat out more than 300 others to claim the top prize. the winner of the most creative sandwich here to make her winning peanut butter creation. yum! co: i've always found you don't know you need a hotel room

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1,500 miles southwest of perth, australia. so far, searchers have not been able to trace the debris. chinese ships and aircraft going to that area. here now is aviation expert and retired air force colonel dan hampton to make sense of the latest images and the timeframe on this. colonel, nice to have you again this morning. >> good morning. i'm not sure i can make sense of it, but i'll certainly try. >> try for us, because it is a mystery. the mans taken a few days ago. why the malaysian government waited so long to let us see them? just a few hours ago. >> yeah, you know, we have to get over the idea that everybody down there is trying to cooperate. certainly all the western navies are. but malaysia, china, everybody else, they have long -- a long history of hatred. i think they're more interested in politics than they in actually trying to solve this mystery. that said, you know, it's encouraging that these pieces of

wreckage are within the general vicinity of each other. but i still have to point out, number one, none of it's been confirmed by finding a part number or anything on any of the pieces. and number two, there's a lot more stuff floating around in the ocean than most people think. >> colonel, should we be calling this off? a number of aviation experts have come out and said, look, it's time to move on. it's time to to admit the crafts lost at sea. the pentagon saying they spent $2.5 million in this search. that's on the united states' side. >> 2.5 million, compared to, what, the white house's $1.5 million booze budget the other day? no, i don't think it's a lot of money. it would be irresponsible at this point to call it off, because there's still some other options available. it's a very, very deep piece of water out there, as i've said. if they haven't -- if they haven't found any pinging signals, it's because either they're really not in the right

direction -- they're not completely the right location yet, or this thing is below 14,000 feet, which means you're olonel, let's talk about the likelihood, in an engineering sense. we understand that obviously this is a 777, and it's a plane mostly constructed, the jet, of metal. is that going to be debris, or is that going to be going to the bottom of the ocean over this amount of time? >> well, it depends entirely on how the guy crashed the plane into the ocean. if he set it down nearly out of fuel on purpose and landed it that way so there would be a small debris field, which is kind of what it looks like we're seeing, then you may not see something yet. i mean, the stuff that will come off is the stuff that breaks off, like the wings and the horizontal tail and pieces like that, the main parts, the fuselage, is going to sink. if it went straight in, if it went in at high speed, a high angle, it would have broken

apart and there'll be more. still, the heavier pieces are going to sink. >> exactly. lieutenant colonel dan hampton, we thank you for your time today. >> thanks very much. appreciate it. >> we want to bring in our meteorologist, and, rick, you said bad weather could be on the way. one of the biggest issues they're having is the search -- anyway, the transportation to get out there, some five hours, five hours back, only leaving them a couple hours of search time while they're out there, and this is hampering efforts as well. >> about 1,700 miles from perth, which is the only town on the western part of australia for thousands of miles, and they have to fly out to that spot. that's a big problem. they've had clear weather the last couple of days. the latest satellite imagery looks like that. the first images we saw that are now six days old, it appears that there had been more turbulence, more water in some -- the white specks you saw, wave tops, and that's what made it difficult to see. the new image more clearer. you can see there has been high pressure controlling things and things have been calm for the

last couple of days. take a look at this. that's about to go toward right where that is, and we're going to get into a stormy pattern for a couple of days again. take at this one wind image. this is the surface winds, the winds we've got right at the surface of the earth. i think this is on rs3, guys, if you pop that up there. there you go. you can see the green and kind of the slow-moving direction right there. that is very heavy winds moving right into that exact area. there's a little green circle there. that's the location of where that debris field is. they've been pretty calm, but that's all about to change. this is a look at the southern hemisphere of the u.s. there's a bunch of areas of low pressure, storms that continue to move around there, because there's no land mass down across the southern part of the earth there. nothing breaks up those storms. that's why we continue to see the storms. but one is about to get there. so, guys, by tomorrow when they get out there and start flying again, they'll encounter the cloud cover. that means poor eye visibility there and really rough sea conditions and flight conditions, as well. >> bad news there. all right, thanks.

coming up here on the show, we're going to continue to monitor the breaking developments out of malaysia, but first, some other headlines. >> we'll get right to that. just days before the sign-up deadline, a new glitch causing major problems on the obamacare website. the bug is giving thousands of people the wrong information about whether they qualify for premium subsidies. the problem is the website's income calculator using 2012 guidelines. some people are being told they qualify only to find out later they actually don't. caught on camera, a massive dust devil slamming tumble weeds that firefighters in colorado -- it happened during a prescribed burn near denver. the wind quickly sent the fire burning out of control, as you can see. crews on scene said there was nothing they could do but get out of the way and wait for it to die down. and not a dry eye in the duck commander warehouse.

willie robertson helped reunite a soldier with his family. master sergeant scott shrek surprised his 10-year-old son josh in the warehouse gift shop in monroe, louisiana. scott's older son, joseph, organized the reunion by writing a letter to willie asking for his help. >> i mentioned this opportunity and mentioned that i'd met him over in afghanistan, i said, hey, let's do it. >> well, scott served the past seven months in afghanistan. and those are your news headlines. let's talk peanut butter, guys. >> one of the great food items of all time. >> the next guest is the winner of jif's contest. she beat out over 300 entries. whoa! >> today, she's here to make us her winning series, the crunchy-creamy-dreamy finger sandwich. joining us is aaliyah. nice to see you. >> hi. >> congratulations. >> thanks. >> so you won $25,000.

you're the grand prize winner for a college fund. that's incredible. >> thanks. >> tell us how you made this, because this is my kind of sandwich. it doesn't have bread. cookies instead. what are the main ingredients? >> show us the way. >> you take confectionery sugar and jif-whipped peanut butter and put it in there. >> so it's nice and fluffy to begin with. >> what's this ingredient? >> this is the whipped topping cream. and then you have to take this and you also put it in there. >> how long did it take to you figure out this recipe? was this months of eating this stuff to figure this out? >> no. it was more like -- more like a week or something. >> you're, like, this is delicious. >> what do you do with that, then? >> you have to mix it together. >> okay. >> peter, do you think you could pull this off? >> i don't think so. this is a brilliant -- a brilliant, beautiful young woman, and a chef, too. a baker.

>> once you get it all whipped up leah -- where did you get the cookies? >> they're lady fingers. >> they're lady fingers, clayton. >> oh, i'm sorry, peter. >> look at this. >> do you eat these, too? can i have one? >> yeah, delicious. should we try these? >> you put down three. >> you help leah. we'll eat. >> all right. go ahead. >> take some of this and put it on top of the pretzels. >> so you have -- what is that, nutella on -- that's jif hazelnut stuff. >> wow. >> with pretzels in between. >> this is my breakfast. this is so tasty. it's wonderful. leah toomey. did anybody in your family think any parts of this, you know, dolce deleche? >> yeah, that's my mom -- >> you going to college yet? >> no. >> you got a few years. >> what did you decide your favorite ingredient is, it

couldn't be a sandwich without the jif, right? >> did i do this wrong? you can say i -- >> uh -- >> did i? >> there we go. you did it. >> congratulations. everyone is so proud of you. >> we'll have to try this at home. thank you. >> good to see you. >> appreciate it. 20 minutes before the top of the hour. we are continuing to follow that fox news alert. brand-new satellite image showing possible debris from the missing plane. >> and we built it now -- we built it and now giving it away. america about to surrender calls on the internet. why? i'll tell you that after i digest this -- >> didn't your mother tell you not to talk with your mouth full? i've got a to-do list and five acres of fresh air.

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what does that first spoonful taste likok. honey bunches of oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mmmm! wow! it's the oats. honey. yeah. honey bunches of oats. this is a great cereal. good saturday morning, and a fox news alert. brand-new images released by china this morning of a third object spotted floating in the indian ocean, possibly belonging to missing malaysian airlines

flight 370. the object picked up on a chinese satellite. it's 72 feet by 43 feet. it's believed to be about 60 to 70 miles, or 120 kilometers, from where two other objects were spotted earlier 1,500 miles southwest of perth, australia. so far, all searches in the area have not been able to locate any of the debris. peter, over to you. >> thanks. the united states is about to give up one of its most prized possessions. that's control of the internet. the obama administration set to hand over the group that manages website addresses. was the move motivated by foreign pressure? and with 80% of american households accessing the web each day, what will it mean for us as americans? joining us now is steven yates, the former deputy assistant, the vice president cheney for national security affairs, and distinguished fellow at the hamilton foundation.

good morning, steven. >> good morning, peter. great to be with you. >> this is incomprehensible to me. we have control and supervision over the internet and internet addresses. we basically created the internet in this country. and so, now the white house is saying we're going to give it up. why are we doing that? and what effect will it have on us as americans? >> well, i wish i had a good answer for why we would be doing this in the sense of what benefit we get. i can't even answer the question of what problem it intends to solve. no one has presented any evidence that the american tenure over this kind of a service -- or supervision over this type of service has created problems. quite to the contrary, tremendous prosperity and growth all around the world. and it's one of the sort of last -- last areas of freedom when you have people struggling to against tyranny to have free access to information over the internet. this idea that we turn it over to an ill-defined international community is completely misguided to me. >> is it my understanding, is it

correct that russia and china have been pushing for some say as to the use and control of the international internet? and if that's true, a couple of the most oppressive regimes in the world, what right do they have to touch our internet in this country? >> this is the risk. if it goes in the direction of the international community, what would that mean? usually it means it's gravitating toward the united nations where russia and china have dominant influence courtesy of the seats on the security council. china and russia are also the two leading perpetrators of cyber crimes. so if you think of this notion of moving the phonebook and directory, or, if you will, the license plates and gps signaling of all telecommunications that go over the internet, including this live shot, you can think of the range of areas that mischief could be caused by country that have an interest in controlling information at home and interfering with ours. >> in terms of mischief and as a final question, we have a few

seconds left, what can we do as americans to stop this? or is it a fait accompli? is it done? will we be giving up the internet control? >> i hope that we do not. this is a time where bipartisanship in congress ought to be near unanimous in saying, why do this? it's an unnecessary problem. we should remain in control of this. >> steven yates, hamilton foundation, keep us up to date on this. this is really important. thanks, steven. >> thank you, peter. >> thank you. new leads in the search for the missing malaysian flight. a brand-new satellite image from the chinese showing possible debris. the breaking developments coming up next. and they fight on the front lines, then come home, and then they have to fight for a job, but cheryl is helping to get our heroes hired. she's done a great job. she's here to explain how she's brought along a veteran to do it that's had success. but first -- ♪

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certainly, it's a big challenge for the nation's veterans. they're dealing with the fast-changing hiring process. gone are the days of dropping off the resume. joining me now is army reserve officer david simpson. he went through that process and he got hired. welcome and good morning. >> thank you. i want to talk about the virtual career, but overall, what was the process like when you are looking for a full-time job, in the corporate world, how did you take those military skills and explain them to companies? >> honestly, it was pretty difficult at first. you think about the differing roles and the versatility you play in the military. and what you have to do is look for key words like leadership. . development and performance. you have to take the things you do in your military career and focus them towards the corporate workplace. >> and when you finally got to the virtual career fair, what was that like? i never had anybody on the show who's actually done the virtual career fair. what was it like? were you sitting at your

computer? >> yes. for me, honestly, i didn't know what to expect. i suited up, and then set in my recliner at home. i was sitting at home in my recliner, suited up, going into this career chat virtual person, welcoming me to the career chat. essentially, it was booths you go through and you get to chat with >> we're in if a place in our nation right now where the unemployment rate for veterans is 9.2% since 9/11. it's 6.7% for the rest of the country. when you talk to other veterans, are they struggling to find work? what do they tell you is the hardest part as well? some. >> yes, i think it is a struggle. they have trouble relating their military experience to the workplace, and so a lot of trouble for them is how to convince their military resumé and tailor it towards whatever position they're applying for. if they have only military experience, they have 10, 15, 20 years of military experience.

how do you fit that on one or two pages. >> how is it different now that you're in the rorp rat world. you got a job at verizon. verizon hired you. how has it been working for a company versus working for the military. how different is snit. >> it's a lot different because of what you can say and how you treat that. in the military, you still all have your roles. there's a structured sort of leadership that you have to comply with. it's been amazing transition for me. >> real quick, any advice for veterans? >> i would say to make sure your resumé and cover letter is ready. >> congratulations. started at verizon in january of this year. keep us posted on how you're doing. i want to let everybody know there's another career fair coming up next thursday at 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. eastern time. david got a job there, clayton. other veterans can sign up.

they can themselves get a job as well. there's hope out there, clayton. >> that's great. veteranrecruiting.com. coming up on the show, we're following breaking news. a third and new satellite image from china showing possible debris from the missing plane. could it be flight 370 developing details straight ahead at the top of the hour. this is the age of knowing what you're made of. why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to youroctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain. it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you experience a sudden decrease or loss in vision or hearing. this is the age of taking action. viagra. talk to your doctor. if your doctor decides viagra is right for you, you can fill your prescription at your pharmacy. or, check out viagra home delivery, a convenient place to fill your prescription online and have it shipped

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hello and good morning. it's saturday, the 22nd of march, 2014. i'm anna kooiman in a fox news alert. a new satellite image of possible debris just released. could it be part of flight 370? >> and like the sound of saint obama? the vice president does. >> my friend barack obama is an incredibly patient man. i suggested after going through the first couple of weeks i would nominate him for saint

hood. >> oh, really? should that praise be going to the american people who are dealing with the obamacare mess? >> and billy joel fans got a huge surprise at last night's concert. which other huge name decided to join him on stage? that's what you get when you have konsers in new york city. were you there? >> no, i wish i was. >> last time he forgot the lyrics to his song. that was surprising. fox news and friends hour four starts right now. this is the fox news alert. brand new images released this morning of a third object spotted possibly belonging to missing ma lei shan airlines flight 370. it's another huge lead for search crews two weeks after the plane carrying 239 people went missing. >> david is joining us live from bangkok, thailand, with new information. david, what can you tell us?

>> well, a possible breakthrough. china announced one satellite did spot a large object in the indian ocean. and it's now released an image of the object. the photos were taken, though, back on tuesday, but only released today. the malaysian authorities say china is sending ships to the area. >> the chinese ambassador received satellite image of floating object in the corridor. they will be sending ships to verify. the beijing government can announce this in a few hours. the object is 75 miles from where two objects were sited. that's nearly 2,000 miles southwest of pert, australia. they have widen the search area in the southern ind yags ocean after they found nothing yesterday, despite a lot of searching. not of the search claims today

have reported seeing any of those objects. the u.s. navy's bomb search plane can't fly because it needs maintenance. it will be back up tomorrow. an australian ves sal has reached the area. . the weather was reported to be relatively good there. but it's one of the wildest and remotest areas in the world. and it the forecast doesn't look good in the next few days. and also there's a cyclone to the north of the search area. back to you guys. >> david piper live with uz on the latest on the search efforts. here now is phillip holloway who has been a flight instructor for nearly 30 years. he's also been a criminal attorney for 18 years. he says this is a criminal investigation still. good morning. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. that's for having me. >> if these images came out several days ago, what is the likelihood that we're going to

find this thing before it sinks? >> well, this is a movie we have seen before. in the days immediately following the the disappearance of the airplane, china released satellite imagery that turned out to be nothing. unless and until we find debris floating or wreckage washed up on some shore, we're going to have to assume that everything else is on the table. including the possibility that this airplane landed somewhere safely. >> you mentioned a criminal investigation, which is a good reminder here. this is being treated as an investigation, given the name on the investigation. is that why we're waiting to see the information trickle l out like we are? that photo wus tazen three days ago? >> that's a very good question. i've said all along we should have had the national transportation safety board in there taking over the investigation from day one. until you can rule out the possibility that this airplane

is not safely hidden somewhere on the ground to be used at a weapon later, america's national security interests are at stake. we need to treat as such. nobody in the world is better than the national transportation safety board to get to things like this. >> is the fbi involved now with this investigation? >> yes. they are. and it's my sunsing they are dismantling the flight simulator taken from the captain's home in the day's following the dils appearance. i think they're going to be going through the hard drives doing a detailed forensic analysis to see what kind of file ls they had on there and if they were deleted, why? who did this? why was it done? >> you're also a criminal attorney. what hard evidence is there now? hard evidence, of any criminal activity. >> well, there's not a lot,

admittedly. what we do know in terms of the sequence of events that took place on the flight path. you had the cars going down 14 minutes later. the transponders being manually turned off. the senator just the other night on this network confirmed that, and we now know from reports overnight that the handoff between the initial air traffic controller and the vietnamese air traffic controller was seamless and right after that handoff was supposed to have occurred, the transponders were turned off, the plane went dark. that's circumstantial evidence that human involvement caused this plane to veer offcourse, which tells me it was a hijacking. the fact that nothing else in the air control communications, that tells me there wases no anybody trying to take over the plane. >> it's a good reminder that

there's still a criminal investigation going on. and you mentioned some of the weather patterns. rik is tracking those storms out there. and it's a scary situation for investigators out there, right? >> yes, it is. i want to clarify one thing. the guest was talking about a cyclone. in the u.s. we think tropical cyclone, a big gigantic storm. in this part of the world, a cyclone means an area of low pressure, a general storm. there is a storm headed into the area. it's not a hurricane type event. but there are going to be big waves so in there in short order. they're going to be under the next storm moving into if area. we were just talking about satellite imagery and how this is accumulating and how they get it. and a lot of people have asked we always hear the stories that you can pinpoint a license plate, read a license plate from satellite imagery.

it's not the case. if you have a rumba. >> sure. it cleans my floors. >> it moves in a straightline until it hits something and then diverts and goes another drex. it keeps the line clean. that's all it's doing. satellites around the globe continue in the straight path doing multiple sweeps. multiple satellites are going in different orbits around the earth in different directions and different speeds. all of those get together and do a patch work to create what we see as a satellite image. we see very close images because we have radars taking the imagery all the time. on a satellite imhaj it's not extremely clear. the pictures are not taken as clearly or as often. also across the southern part of the world, there hasn't been a reason to have satellites with high degree of resolutions across the area.

it takes a while to get satellites repositioned to look at this. maybe that's one reason the new satellite image is more clear. >> so it could be the result of several satellites being brought together to create one image. >> yes. and generally it is. this is probably one image they got. there could be clouds there so they're not getting an image of what's on the earth. with the last image you could see the seas were choppier. possibly more clouds. t this image is much more clear. we've had clear can skies. in my mind it would be encouraging that it's very close to the other locations. we're probably 60 miles from this. now a new one from yesterday, just around 60 miles from the same spot. certainly encouraging.

>> we can't forget how far it is. all of these crews have to travel to get to the search area. it's taking them five hours the to get there and then searching for a few hours and five hours to get back. eight minutes after the hour. we have other stories making headleans. overnight russia accept ls a deal to let european soervers into ukraine. this as 20,000 russian troops line the ukrainian border. this week the white house responded to the land grab ltz with a myriad of sanctions. could that trigger a world war 3? kevin friedman said this earlier on fox and friends. >> we need to recognize it's a new cold war. we can't go on what the idea that we're not in h an economic war. we clearly are.

and the chinese and india have indicated they may side with putin. how do we respond to that? >> well, yaush said they'll respond strongly. while you were sleeming a ball of fire lights up the night sky. the explosion felt as far away as 10 miles. police scanners picked up this chaotic call that came in. >> whatever that was, it shook the whole station. >> we think it's an earthquake. ch. >> there's a fire. the house is fully engulfed. >> several cars going in. it's uncareer is if anyone was inned the home or if there were any injuries. no word on sl the cause of the education ploegs. and north korea launches

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it's believed to be 60 or 70 miles from where two're objects were spotted. so far all searches in the area have not been able to locate any of the objects seen from the satellite. peter? >> president biden calling president obama a saint. for his patience on obamacare. >> my friend barack obama is an incredibly patient man. i suggested after going through the first few weeks i would nominate him for sapt hood that he kept his patience. >> but the problem ridden healthcare.gov has been a devil for many consumers trying to enroll in health insurance. one nevada man signed up on the state's exchange and paid his premium, paid his money. but when he suffered a heart tobacco and underwent triple bypass surgery, he was stuck with a bill for $400,000.

the how could that happen? larry basich and his insurance broker are here to explain. good morning. mr. baker, how are you? >> i'm fine. thank you very much. >> my understanding is that you signed up timely. you met the deadline for obamacare through the exchange, paid premiums, and now you're stuck with a $407,000 bill for a heart attack and triple bypass. who is helping you with this? is the president? >> peter. i have to say the only one who has been helping me has been tomar. i won't say she's the absolute only one, but she's been my angel. >> tell us about the chronology. you signed up in november for obamacare. you had a heart attack and a triple bypass on january 3rd.

you're in bill limbo. you're in bill hell. do you think that if the president is a saint you should become a martyr for the failings of obamacare? >> that's a difficult question to answer. i don't really want to be a martyr or call anyone a sint at this point, except for tomar. >> well, let's talk with tomar. what is united health care, what is the state of nevada saying? what is the company xerox who is administering the plan, what do they say about his health care going forward? when will he have coverage? when will they pay this $400,000 bill that keeps clogging his mailbox? >> well, we put xerox on notice. the fact that our office understands the process of the

portal. speaking to mr. besich, we were able to gather all the information, and i was able to put it in chronicle order and submit it to the higher ups to let them know this man has paid his premiums three times and received a confirmation. they cashed all three payments. therefore, they need to provide coverage for this gentleman. the system gave him an incorrect plan. and that's how everything got started. he said he picked a health plan in nevada. >> they screwed up. they need to clear it up. >> absolutely. they have to clear it up. >> let me ask you to respond to this. this is what the exchange says. mr. besic's issue is complex and we are working on it every day. we are in touch with him, his broker, the carriers. leadership in the division of insurance to sort it out. what do you want them to do? i need you to tell me in five

seconds. what should they do? when should they do it? >> i want to provide me the coverage i paid for on november 21st and the the coverage that started january 1st, 2014, as they promised. >> well, we thank you for coming on fox and friends today. we need to know what's happening. we'll bring you back and talk about it. america needs to understand what's happening. >> absolutely. >> good to see you both. god speed. feel well. you look great. next, the brand new satellite image showing possible debris. it's from three days ago. our next guest says he's not surprised we're just seeing it now. a retired navy pilot coming up next. ment. and we know they may not like doing it, but is your child's homework making them physically sick? the surprising new findings. #

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. while you were sleeping chinese releasing images they say may be debris from the missing jet. ft. >> it's 70 miles south of the other image that australia released earlier this week. the image is actually three days old that you're seeing on the screen. >> retired navy pilot chuck gnash is on the phone with us. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, peter. lt. >> we've been talking about why is this image being delayed for so long? are the chinese playing games, or is this part of the actual time it takes to read satellite

images? >> it's the latter, peter. it's the time it takes to go through all of the data, analyze it, find the objects in it, determine if they're relevant or not, and then start moving it forward. earlier rick was talking about the zumba or a vacuum cleaner thing. think about a vacuum cleaner that's pending on the camera might be recording a swath of earth 200 or 400 miles across doing thousands of miles an hour. you get an idea of how many of the earth's surface the satellites are collecting today. it's far more data than will ever be analyzed. there's not enough human beings to do that. >> i'm thinking back to the 1960s cuban missile crisis, looking at the spy plane photograph that took fraorever. are we talking about something similar here to comb through all

of that data to find a needle in a hay stack? >> you do have to comb through there now. today because the imagery is digital. there are computer al -- that are worthy of human attention. it's still a laborious process. and consider this data is three days old. this is only three days after the first imagery, and it's very close given wind and weather down there, it's very close to the original find. so it's important we get somebody out there and i.d. and mark it before we lose sight of it again. >> br it sinks potentiallyover drifts further away. 60 miles west of the two other pieces of debris from the missing jet here. >> right.

i got to ask you. we talked about there still being a criminal investigation. when you see images like this, what can you put together to try to paint a picture, a scenario of what could have possibly happened? >> yeah, there are several scenarios in here. i have almost from the beginning, not at the beginning, but almost from the beginning once became clear that the transponders in the a-cars and some of the other systems were shut down sequentially. i walked into the human cost event. whether it was the air crew or somebody who gained control of the cockpit. given the aircraft for one of the pilots to be out of the cockpit. so you start putting these things together, and then it comes down to the key question. if someone took control of the

airplane, what was the motive? did they want the airplane? did they want the cargo? or did they want to create the mystery of the 21st century? if it's the third one, they took the right place to take this airplane, thinking nobody would ever, ever find it. if that was the scenario, they made a critical mistake. the critical mistake was that the reporting system in the aircraft will flex from vhf to hf trying to communicate. that's the prime directive. i must communicate. they probably left one of the radios on. >> all right. chuck nash, we thank you for your time. yesterday we heard about the cargo being potentially carrying these ion lit yhium bathries wi the laptops that have the ability to overheat and cause fire. we talked about that before.

could there have been a fire in the cockpit or things like that? we're getting these little pieces of information. this morning is a big one. f. >> we continue to follow all the news out of the press conference now. we have a wall street journal reporter who will join us next. we know they may not like doing it. is your child's homework making them sick? a surprising finding coming up. co: i've always found you don't know you need a hotel room until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is what makes using the hotels.com mobile app so useful. i can book a nearby hotel room from wherever i am. or, i could not book a hotel room and put my cellphone back into my pocket as if nothing happened. hotels.com.

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this is a fox news alert. brand new images released this morning of a third object spotted in the indian ocean. it's another major new lead two weeks after malaysian airlines flight disappeared. this new object is 72 feet by 43 feet. it's believed the to be about 60 to 70 miles from where two other objects were spotted nearly a week ago. so for all searches in the area have not been able to locate the objects. >> jason, what do you make of the latest details here? some of the numbers changed in the press conference overnight. they were a little bit of a comparison between what the object looks like out there, and

so that's the imagery right now. compare that with a shipping container. the largest shipping container is 39 feet for comparison size. what do you make of the latest images. we can't really tell what it is. the chinese are calling this suspicious. that's the word they're using to describe it. similar to the language used by the australians a few days earlier. hopeful to searchers in that it's so close to the other debris. until they're able to get in closer and because of that delay in time, we're reporting that's still the corncern. could it have moved? also the chinese were able to bring out this information. because they're under frorms pressure to be more proactive. so now we'll have many more eyes in the sky looking for the material to see what it is, if this is a promising lead. >> also, we got new video overnight of the families, the

relatives of the more than 150 passengers on board. they are angry. they say we should have met before. we're working too slow. >> the schi these have been deflecting by pointing fingers at the malaysians saying they are not conducting an efficient investigation into this. this goes to show that the chinese, they really want to be actively involved. and so by putting this out there, i think that's one way to say we are on the case with this. >> you mentioned a huge political component that's a really interesting part of the story. is there a possibility that other countries involved may not want to show their hands in terms of the capacities that they really do have in terms of

spotting things in the indian ocean? >> it's an interesting! there's been some -- inviting might be the right word to describe between the countries and how much they're sharing in the emerging situation and the malaysians saying we need all the help we can get right now. we just don't have the answers to that, right now according to our reporting. what's been the most reliable source of information. it seems like things are coming out fast and furiously. misinformation all over the place. >> well some of the best information is from the american sources at ntsb. they're speaking with them. they're very clued in to what's

going on. they are involved. and there are critics saying the ntsb, who are the best in the world in accident investigations, they should be there immediately. they should have been on a plane the next day. the way the rules are on national aviation, whoever owns the plane, they are the one who is are in charge of the investigation. >> you are doing the best print and web on the story. thank you. >> we're going to bring in our meteorologist rick reichmuth in. >> the time they get out there, the next storm will be approaching. the conditions will be worse. a lot worgs visibly to see and a lot worse flying conditions through it. i want to talk about the ocean currents and the interesting thing where the new debris is spotted. the general ocean current across the indian ocean is a counter clock wise direction. that would push debris towards the coast. i want to take a look at the

wind map that we have. if we can throw up the other one, i'll show that treal quick. this is the current wind map across the southern part of the country. off towards the right of your screen, you can see australia. at the bottom you see antarctica. you can also see one green dot there. that's where the location of the debris is. you see so much wind in the area. those are all kinds of storms. if you go up to the left side of the globe there, that's africa, and there's not as much wind. you don't have as many winds and storms that continue in the ongoing pattern on the land mass. you have that across areas of the ocean. now throw up the other map that we can see, this one, and this is the surface ocean currents. there are all kinds of eddies that form because of the wind that comes for the storms. so you could potentially see debris floating in the not

general ocean current direction. in this case, in the southwest of where we saw the debris. now the one debris they found from the initial debris. could the same debris have come back around in one of the little eddies? >> thanks, rick. >> you bet. now we got other headlines for you. a man who crashed his car through an entrance gate has been caught after an intense search. tampa police launching a man hunt after the suspect got out of his car and fled on foot, forcing the base to go on lockdown. officers attempted to pull over the man before the crash, but he was able to get away. his identity is not been released. this morning a big reward is being offered to any clues for money stop stolen from the safe at joel osteen's church.

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well, this is another huge lead since a plane carrying 239 people went missing two weeks ago, and david piper joins us live from bangkok with more. good morning, david. >> hi, yes. good morning. a possible breakthrough in the search for the missing plane. china announced one of the satellites spotted a large object floating in the southern indian ocean. they have now released an image of that object. it's around 72 foot long and 43 foot wide. the photos were taken on tuesday and only released today.

it was cited 70 miles from where two large objects were found last sunday. that's 200 miles south of australia. they've widened it will search area in the southern indian ocean today. the new advanced l search plane can't fly because it needed maintenance. it will return on sunday, though. an australian naval vessel has made the search area. the weather has been reported to be relatively mild today. in that search area. but this is one of the wildest and remotest areas in the world. and the forecast doesn't look good for the coming week. and a cyclone is to the north and of course, the authorities haven't given um the search in

thailand where they've had helicopters out today searching also for the missing plane. back to you. >> big developments this morning. thank you so much. 52 minutes after the hour now. they are our very best friends. and the best listeners. do you ever wish that you could talk to your pet? i sure do. my baxter bear is on the set. we're wondering what they're all thinking. >> you ever look and wonder what they're thinking? i know what baxter is thinking. here to help us, animal communicator gayle.

he told you that? >> yes, he told me that this morning. >> i think maybe he till what he's thinking though, really? >> he likes when you play with him. the ball by itself is notr not interesting. you throwing it around the apartment, bouncing it off the world. >> could you show us, give us an example with baxter. talk to baxter, tell us what baxter is telling you back. >> well, it's just telepathic. tell me what is your favorite place to be? where do you sleep? he's stilling me, mum's apartment is very shabby chic. >> it is. >> he has a favorite couch. this is mom. >> oh, that's his mother. >> a 100 pound lab in my little apartment. >> this is her man. she calls him her man. >> i do. >> there is a picture of him on the wall with a red bow tie or something like that? >> for my 30th birthday,

somebody had somebody paint that. >> a bunch of our viewers sent pictures, photos of their dogs and some of their pets. >> i think we got vinny here. >> vinny the dog. what does vinny look like? i don't know. >> there he is. there's vinny. can you even tell, you can tell from pictures? >> yeah. >> what are they think something? vinny is a character. he likes to know what's going on all the time. sometimes he chews things up and he's a little naughty, but that's more because he is not really sure when the owner is coming or going. so sometimes they get a little bit anxious. >> ten we have an e-mail from andrea with park ter dorg. maybe you can tell us, maybe baxter can tell us of parker the dog picture too. he can tell you what he thinks. >> this one, parker gets biteing the feet all the time. this one gets veryages when away from mum and often they pick up our energy, so if you've got an

ailment in your animal, often it's us. i think parker is picking up a little stress. >> can we have a picture of baxter looking at parker? what do you think? is this someone that wants to be a friend of yours? >> this is a big deal as a pet other than, you have to judge their behavior, they have to talk to you. if they aren't eating their food, maybe they have a tummy ache, something like that. real quick, how can we read our pets? >> you think you are making it up. it's hard to read your own pet. start with other pets, talk to them. >> thank you for being here, gail, this is so wonderful. we'll be back with fox & friends and gail and baxter and me.

. >> the most amazing thing the pet communicator said i should tell my mom, the little dog was waiting for your dad. he passed away. we had a dog my mother loved, my father thought was cute.

an incredible moment. she is something else. i don't believe that stuff often. >> tomorrow we bring you the latest on the missing malaysian jet. we'll have much more tomorrow on "fox & friends." >> join us for the after the show show. breaking records by breaking you, uncle sam rakeing in a record amount of your cash, tax revenues toping $1.1 trillion over the past five months. don't forget that other record in d.c. our debt, now passing $17.5 trillion. so as washington keeps spending. is this prove the problem isn't the amount of money coming if, it's all that money going out. hi, everyone, i'm brenda butner, this is "bull itself & bears." here they have. welcome to everybody.