induction into the hall of fame. >> a new study finds poor posture for long periods of time may kill you, so hours of texting may kill you. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. spo*eupl good -- it is wednesday, the 26th of march,ç 2014. i'm anna kooiman standing in for elisabeth hasselbeck. another day, another delay, the date for enrolling in obamacare extended. >> how easy is it to sneak past security at america's top terror target so easy a teenager could do it, so easy three base jumper guys with parachutes could do it. but when these two cnn producers tried it in broad

daylight they got busted at the gate. somebody quick call wolf blitzer. he's in the situation room. >> if you don't believe in ghosts, this video might change your mind. a security camera catches a plate flying off the shelf with no one around. >> how does it do that? >> the store owner says it's absolutely real andç he's here to explain how it happens. mornings are better with friends, ghosts and all. >> if you like "fox & friends," you will keep "fox & friends." >> that is true. special thanks to david asman and president obama. >> and thanks to anna kooiman who is here for elisabeth. >> one day to sleep in and you're back for two straight days. >> i'll be snoozing -- actually not true. i'm going out with rick reismuth. we're going to do a warrior

workout together.ç >> is that a date or a shoot? >> this is a work husband. >> if something happens, i'm curious to see if anna or rick will be using their obamacare coverage. >> speaking of obamacare, we knew this was coming. we knew there would be delay. they asked kathleen sebelius about it a couple of weeks ago. she said no there is not going to be a delay. the white house later today will announce another delay and here is how it works. they're going to say there are so many people who have tried to sign on and have been unable. if you go to healthcare.gov and check the blue button you will get an extension. what the extension means is i tried to sign up but couldn't finish the job. >> they got a phone call, unexpected guests, car had a flat tire? >> first of all, it is going to be the honor system. they're not going toç ask. government is not going to ask. just say you need extra time and they'll give it to you.

>> can we do that with taxes? >> exactly. honor roll for the i.r.s.? that would be great. the other thing is the extension, how long is it? they don't know. it could be a month, it could be a week, it could be forever. this is -- we saw it coming. >> if they don't get it done by march 31, they have until mid-april. actually it is not just mid-april. after that you can't do it on the website anymore but you can do it by calling a call center and trying to get an extension that way. the group is a little bit narrower. the population that qualifies for it, you got divorced, you had a baby, if you lost your job, if website. again, it's just you saying it and them saying, okay, sure. >> it's the honor rofplt how many other things in the federal government would you like to see work on the honor roll? the i.r.s.? immigration? what else? >> i was not parked illegally. >> i put a quarter in there. i can't explain -- what else should be on the honor

roll? and what would be the impact? e-mail us at friend at fox news.com. >> the only thing on the honor roll should be weeblos. >> what about eagle scouts? >> what about girl scouts? >> i know. i got enough of their cookies, can i go to 7-eleven without feeling bad? more on thatç later. they're everywhere. i go into this 24-hour place in the middle of geneva, new york, and i've got a person outside the restroom, a little girl and their mom asking me to buy girl scout cookies. can i just go to the bathroom? more on that later. >> probably no more on that later. i have to move on. >> there is none left. >> thank you. let's talk about celinda lake. she has a firm called lake research partners and has advice for democrats. when it comes to obamacare, hold on to something, don't

defend it. say things like we're going to fix it. wow, has that been a change. >>ç it's kaoeufpbgd surprising -- kind of surprising because we heard nancy pelosi and other top democrats say people will win on obamacare and now celinda lake says don't defend it. say we're going to fix it. we're working on fixing it. here's the problem for democrats in congress if they're going to say we're going to fix it, some of them have been in congress for four years. why haven't you fixed it so far? that's only going to go so far. what they found -- she's a pollster -- people like the idea of fixing it rather than blowing it up especially women because they're exhausted by the whole health care debate. >> isn't it funny to look back at the evolution of the democratic spin because over the summer it was the opposite. it was like embrace it. say this is a good thing. then as it beoao to roll

out which was such a disaster, such a train wreck, say wait a minute, let's try to neutralize it. now it's let's run away from it. >> the republican side of the background poll says obamacare, consider it a noose around the neck of democrats because it's symbolic of the party's big-government approach. >> you've got to wonder why are they delaying things and stuff like that? it's because not enough people signed up. you remember kpwhaoels -- kathleen sebelius said success looks like seven million. this was developed for the 30 million americans who were not covered. they areá5ezating of the million perhaps one million never ha coverage. if you think one million out of 30 million, that's 3%. is 3% success? that's probably why kathleen sebelius every time people say how many people have signed up for that exactly, we don't know. they know. it's just embarrassing. >> media research center

did a study and said with the news we discussed and being obamacare is the biggest legislation since the 1960's civil rights reform -- i don't watch the nightly news because i'm usually in a think tank, working out somewhere -- >> eating cookies in a bathroom. >> they did a study and said how many times have they talked about obamacare and the problems on nbc, cbs and abc? i could not believe these results. >> just a little more than a half-hour since january 1. obamacare reworked one-sixth of the national economy and the big three networks have given it just barely half an hour. >> you remember all of the nightmares, people losing their plans and how harry reid called all of those people liars? well, apparently cbs is the only one of the big three who has covered any of these nightmares and highlighted someone who has been a victim of obamacare. if you're a loyal abc or nbc viewer, you have no idea. >> nbc didn't even cover their own poll that showed

more people were against obamacare than were for it. no time for that, let cbs cover it. if fox is doing it, i wonder what heather put together forç us. >> hi guys, we've got a lot of news going on. in particular we've been following what's going on in washington state. new this morning, the death toll is sadly rising following that devastating mudslide in washington state. as many as 24 people are now dead as crews battle those treacherous conditions there. they are searching threu quicksand -- through quicksand-like mud and a lot of debris. we're getting dramatic new video. look at this from a rescue helicopter that shows the very moment crews pulled a four-year-old boy from that mud over the weekend. that boy is now out of the hospital and is with his mother but sadly his father and three sibling are still missing along with so many others. moments ago malaysian officials claiming there are new satellite images

provided by france that show 122ç potential objects floating in the indian ocean that they want to take a closer look at. these images were taken three days ago on march 23. also overnight planes resuming their search from pieces of that missing jet and also new this morning, investigators are looking into a partial ping that may show where the plane could have crashed. it went off about eight minutes after what was thought to be the flight's final radio transmission and also a friend of the pilot now speaking out claiming his buddy was in no state of mind to be flying that day because it was just days after his wife left him. he believes he may have taken that jet for some sort of]iñ last sick joy ride. >> is poor spelling to blame for the boston marathon bombings? there is a soon to be released congressional report that will show the united states missed multiple chances to nab

tsarnaev. when he returned to the united states, his aim was -- his name was on a watch list calling him to be detained by the united states but he was not stopped because his last name was misspelled. finally, happy news to bring you. there is an update for you on the story of seven-year-old josh hardy. he is the young boy who was once denied a potentially lifesaving drug because that drug was discontinued by the manufacturer. this morning he is out of the i.c.u. and is doing better, much, much!retter after he received a drug when the company was pressured to change course. we reported on this story extensively. the company refused to give him the drug fearing the f.d.a. wouldn't approve it for all but after a successful campaign and a lot of coverage we provided, the boy is now doing well. josh's mom announcing the news to the world on facebook and we couldn't be happier to bring that story to you. we needed some good news.

>> that is the best news of the day. >> yesterday afternoon around 2:00 cnn decided to look intoed security around the -- into the security around the world trade center in light of the fact that a 16-year-old was ableç to get to the top and take these pictures and got himself in a lot of trouble and people said my goodness, aren't we providing security? but these people went in in the afternoon and were deliberate trying to sneak in and ended up in jail. >> first they tried to get in through the gate and the guard said you can't go through. so those two climbed over the fence and got arrested. >> obstruction of governmental administration. >> they climbed the fence. cnn said we didn't ask them to sneak into the site but they were there to do a story. those guys not very smart. >> heather brought a video yesterday of the new york city men who did the base jumping.

that's even more unbelievable. that happened months ago and they just turned themselves in. i mean, the video is pretty cool, butç what a security disaster we have here on our hand. the number-one terrorist target, i would say, in america. former new york city mayor giuliani will be here in our 8:00 hour to talk about it. >> one of the these geniuses told a police officer at a check point if a 16-year-old can get into the site we should be able to get into it. they couldn't. >> a group of veterans speaking out about the president's foreign policy. listen. >> makes me feel like the sacrifices i made and my friends made are in vain. >> the president bragging about cutting our military. one of those veterans reacts next. >> the video will make you hold yourç breath. a construction worker trapped by a raging fire rescued not a moment too soon. ♪ ♪

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in the midst of tensions with the country of russia, president obama is reminding europe of u.s. plans to cut military spending saying, quote, as we have told our european allies many times, we want to see more european nations meeting their commitments when itdoms defense spending. in the united states, after two wars, we are moving toward a leaner military, he said a couple of days ago. >> some veterans voicing out about the president's foreign policy. listen. >> this is what weak foreign policy gets you. al qaeda is back in anbar province. iraq is a less safe country than it was before we left it. makes me feel like the sacrifices we made, my friends made are completely in vain. >> c.e.o. of concerned veterans for america and fox news contributor pete hegseth joins us now.

good morning. president obama also said vladimir putin took crimea out of weakness. do you see it that way? >> he's got his own domestic problems, there is no doubt about it. he's bluffing a better hand than he actually has. they've got problems. but he's acting the way he's acting because he believes he's got the space geopolitically to doç it. romney talked about it; he was right. because of our equivocation, our red lines that we don't enforce, it is basic. he's seeing this opportunity and seizing it. and our weakness, our lack of leadership it is dangerous and invites volatility in that region. >> one of the troubling things is while the president is overseas and talking about what's going on in russia and nuclear scaryness and stuff like that, he's reminding the russians while you are being aggressive, don't worry about us because we're cutting back on our military. >> i'm here to reassure our

nato allies that we're here for them with our bigger, badder, leaner military which is code for gutting while president obama reinstates a soviet-era physical fitness program where he's bolstering his entire population. the optics could not be¿ worse. it is so disturbing to watch a commander in chief go we've been through two difficult wars and so now it's time for a leaner military. history is over and we hope russia doesn't try anything else. >> they did a study and cutting the number of troops in the army in the military, reducing military spending, 36% of the country is in favor of it, almost 60% are opposed to these cuts let alone people like you who actually fight in these wars, pete, when you heard that soldier talk leading into this segment about i feel as though essentially he feels like he's been betrayed for a guy who fought in iraq and afghanistan, do you feel the same way? >> people get it. that's the difference between finishing a war and ending it. what he wasç talking about was volusia and anbar

province which we fought so dress prattly over -- desperately for and now al qaeda is taking it over. it has nothing to do with the strength of wars and has nothing to do with the vitality of the united states. if you're not responsible about following through on your obligations, the world pays attention and your enemies are emboldened. we saw that in al qaeda. you're seeing it with putin now. >> yesterday, pete, you testified before the house veterans affairs. you basically are saying a lot of our veterans are feeling like second-class citizens in our very own system. let's take a listen to what you had to say. >> it's time for accountability, time for transparency, time for results. the key question before this committee and this congress is simple. who will you stand with? underperforming bureaucrats who can't be fired or veterans who are being underserved? the answer to that question is crystal clear.

>> pete, will this make a difference? >> i think so. we're working with great legislators on the hill who are advancing the v.a. management accountability act that will allow the v.a. secretary to fire bad managers. no one has been fired at v.a. for all the problems we've talked about a lot. this will allow them to be fired to create accountability so we can start getting the actions we want. >> thafrpbgs,ç -- thanks, pete. >> 20 minutes after the top of the hour. coming in hot, this plane comes in for a landing without the landing gear in the front. we're going to show you how that all turned out. >> and have you seen this. >> i'm placing $57,000 in this briefcase for the mayor to secure licensing permits. >> that movie scene playing out in real life. right now democrats caught red handed with the democrat attorney general

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$75,000 in this briefcase for the mayor to secure permits for the city. >> that is a great movie, american hustle. a city being compared to the same scene depicted in american hustle but this is no movie. four state lawmakers allegedly caught on tape accepting bribes in exchange for voting no on pennsylvania's voter i.d. laws. all four of those democrats. how come the investigation was dismissed? our next guest says the american people are being

hustled. here nowç is author of "injustice" and former department of justice official jay christian adams. good morning, mr. adams. >> good morning, steve. explain how this investigation started, because there is somewhere tape of all these people taking bribes and cash and jewelry. >> it's the philadelphia hustle. the former republican attorney general started doing stings against pennsylvania legislators, both republican and democrat i might add, offering bribes and exchange for votes on voter i.d. legislation, election integrity legislation. republican legislators were offered cash to vote yes and democrats were voted cash to vote no. guess who took the bribes? the democrats took the bribes. >> and none of the republicans did? >> none of the republicansç did. the four democrats shown on the screen are the people who took the bribes and jewelry. when it came time to

prosecute them, the new attorney general of pennsylvania, ms. kaine, decided she wasn't going to prosecute them because it would be racist to do so. >> kaine is white. she says it is racism. the district attorney there, mr. williams, who is african-american, shot back, he says, quote, i have seen racism. i know what it looks like. this isn't it. >> and same with an investigator on the case was african-american. steve, this is part of a that i talked about in the new black panther kay i did. it is a growing trend where criminality is being excused in american elections depending on the skin color of the criminals. you can look at melewis richardson in cincinnati who admitted on camera she voted for obama six times and the justice department isn't doing anything to her. this is a case where the

attorney general says because of the skin color of the criminals she is not going to do anything. >> what do you think about that? >> it's dangerous. deadly dangerous. the law should apply to everybody equally. you know, this was all about voter i.d. from the beginning. this was all about election integrity. when you send up a signal that you're going to allow criminals to get away with it when it comes to our elections, it's an extraordinarily dangerous dqelopment in american elections. >> no kidding. she might not press the case but someday that video is going to come out and we'll all look at it and go what was she doing. jay christian adams, former department of justice official joining us today from washington. thank you, sir. what do you think about it? e-mail us, friends@foxnews.com. 27 minutes after the top of the hour. it is a video everybody is going to be talking about today. this life or death moment for a construction worker caught on tape on one of those balconies. wait till you see it. >> oh god! oh god! oh my god!

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i'm noticing on e-mail we're getting a lot of people typing in with suggestions for since the 4-qffordable care act isthe going to be letting people in on the honor system with excuses, what other parts of the federal government they should also include on the honor system. pretty funny stuff coming up shortly. >> we have different media to use, facebook, twitter or you can tape a note to the glass outside.

>> over to heather who has a look at what's making news headlines. >> hi there. you guys were watching yesterday what was going on at the supreme court. amazing stuff down there. really the central question: how far does religious freedom, upon which this country was built, go. that is the question before the supreme court as protesters on both sides of the obamacare birth control mandate make their voices heard. >> let it sew! buses in the bathroom --ç >> inside the courtroom the battle was just as heated. the justices appear to be split so far. early reports seem to indicate that the courts may reject the birth control mandate and side with family-owned hobby lobby. a decision is expected by the end of june. we'll continue watching this story carefully. >> the senate majority leader harry reid is now being investigated for allegedly funneling campaign funds to his granddaughter. the federal election commission wants reid to explain why he spent some

$16,000 last fall buying holiday gifts for his staff from his granddaughter's jewelry business. federal law clearly makes it illegal forç lawmakers to spend campaign money for personal use. in the meantime, reid who has led a campaign demonizing the koch brothers recently kaun them un-american didn't do so well in a recent poll himself. 35% of those surveyed had a negative impression of harry reid. >> heart-stopping moments on camera when an apartment complex under instruction was up in flames in houston. this construction worker was left trapped on a ledge of this burning building and you can see him there in that highlighted spot as those flames come so close to him. he is about to jump to the floor below. after he realizes that fire is just so fast.

>> oh god! ohç god! oh god! oh my god! oh no! oh no! >> amazing. a fire fighter in a ladder truck makes his way with seconds to spare. >> oh my god! oh! oh no! oh my god! >> it was a $50 million building under construction and it collapsed like a paper house destroyed completely within about 20 minutes and incredibly no one was seriously hurt. a happy reunion to tell you about taking place in pennsylvania for a woman who was once dubbed theç burger king baby. 27-year-old catherine deprill was reunited with her birth mother after she post this had photo on facebook. this story made big headlines in 1986 when as a newborn baby she was found

in a bathroom at a burger king. >> back in that day it wasn't quite she felt she could take her to a hospital without answering questions. she left the baby in a location where the baby would be found and cared for. she kissed her on the forehead and left. >> deprill says they plan to stay in touch and continue their relationship. that is a tough story. >> and start a new relationship? incredible. >> brian said if you had a suggestion on our question2 of the day, you can tape it to the window or hand it to maria molina. she is outside right now. >> good morning. >> where's the snow? >> i think we picked up a flurry here in new york city at about 11:30 p.m. last night but that's about it. we lucked out here in new york city but other areas not so much. take a look at chatham, massachusetts.

very heavy snow and strong winds. that is going to be the one of the hardest hit areas, eastern parts of massachusetts and eastern parts of the state of maine. yesterday we picked up to a half a foot of snow in parts of the mid flick,ç -- mid flick. otherwise look at the wind with the storm system. in nantucket, wind gusts reported up to 60 miles per hour. there are blizzard warnings in effect. take a look at the radar, you can see that snow over the past 12 hours exit the mid-atlantic and impacting parts of the cape and moving into the state of maine. we have blizzard warning in effect, up to a foot of snow is possible in many of these areas. had this storm taken the track closer to the coast we would have been looking at more significant snow totals in places like new york city and other areas across the northeast. behind the storm very cold. current wind chill 3 below zero. marquette, 2 in buffalo.

>> is that the last storm for the winter? >> i keep saying that. >> before president obama asksç taxpayers to foot the bill for another unemployment extension, you may want to listen to his own former economic chief. >> i think the longer people are unemployed the more challenges they face. employers are less likely to call them for interviews, they grow discouraged, their skills grow obsolete, they become more obsolete and more disengaged. >> in a new study alan krueger claims one in ten, 10% unemployed workers find a new job every year. so would extending unemployment benefits be making things worse? charles payne from the fox business network joins us live. >> this was a study that he putç together, 56 pages mostly mathematical models but there is good nuggets there including the one in ten number. also, guys, the idea that somehow helping people be

comfortable in unemployment, it is always pointed out that anyone who thinks that is wrong is mean spirited or heartless, the fact of the matter is you have to push people back into the job market. you can't make it too comfortable, it is the kraeulgdz -- cradle to grave aspect of welfare. in north carolina, they cut unemployment pay to 20 weeks, people went back and they found jobs. >> by forcing them? >> right. >> charles, you say take something you're overqualifiedç for. >> get back into the job market. i took some of the things out of alan's report, it's very dangerous. it is a very slippery slope to wait. in other words, to say i'm going to collect this unemployment and wait for the right job to come around. people who are unemployed for five weeks or less, they get back into the workforce right away. if you wait your chances of

getting back into the workforce after 27 weeks goes to 10% or less, which he's pointing out. it is a dramatic change. absolutely dramatic. >> skills are going to erode and you're going to get used to sleeping in. >> this is the honest truth. why can't we be honest about it? politicians are always trying to lie about it, trying to sell usç and tell us we are what we aren't. we're human beings. our ability to get off the sofa erodes n. this environment when you tell me 2.5 million people losing their jobs because of obamacare is a good thing, when you tell me a 26-year-old can stay home with mom and dad until the right job comes around, you create this environment that makes it happen. >> charles payne from the fox business channel. >> something tells me the payne kreurpb -- children aren't waiting around until they're 26. >> charles is filling in for varney at 11:00. >> that's right. the market acting like it wants to go higher today.

>> 20 minutes until the top of the hour. former n.s.a. director, c.i.a. director too,ç michael hayden live. >> if you don't believe in ghosts, this video might change your mind. a security camera catches a plate flying off the shelf with nobody around it. >> ghosts hate plates. we all know that. >> who you gonna call. >> the store owner says this is real and he's here to do some explaining. ♪ ♪ ♪ i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still gonna give me a heart attack. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare.

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injuries. that's good flying. a rocket is now in space but there's a catch. >> 3, 2, 1. ignition. and we have a liftoff. liftoff. >> the russian crew includes a nasa astronaut is headed to the international space station but an engine snag means they won't be able to dock until tomorrow at the earliest. once they reach the space station they'll be there until september. i hope they packed some snacks. brian, over to you. >> the president now expected to submit a new proposal to shut down the n.s.a. phone spying operation the way it currently looks. under the plan, phone companies will archive your records instead of the n.s.a. how does the intelligence community feel aboutç these changes? and can americans really get behind this plan? here to weigh in is former director of the n.s.a. and c.i.a., general michael hayden. general, you've been talking about the merits and the needs for this n.s.a. program with the

democratic administration, fresh off a republican administration. will these changes be something you can accept? >> i can, brian. here's the trade-off. we're going to have a little less depth with the meta data n.s.a. is going to be able to query. it is not going to be kept for five years. for some phone companies it is only a year and a half or so. but in return for that we're going to get a lot moreç breadth. under the other system n.s.a. was getting a third or less of the meta data on phone calls here in the united states and from the united states and abroad. with this system it's almost exhaustive, almost total that n.s.a. will be able to query this time through the phone companies the complete data base. on balance, this is probably a little bit better than an 80% solution. >> you're relatively pleased considering how bad it could have been? >> right. >> if people are watching right now -- and we hope they are -- and they're saying do they still have

access to my phone conversations? do they still have access to my phone logs? what's your answer? >> here's the way it used to work. as you know, n.s.a. would get the data and lock it down and not access it except in very, very limited circumstances. now n.s.a. is going to leave the data with the phone?x(áuhnies but they still get to query the data through the phone companies in those limited circumstances. >> the government won't have it. private phone companies will have it and you'll have access to it if you can prove you need it, and the two hop rule still exists. let's fast forward to where the president is, in europe, in brussels this morning. yesterday he was questioned about whether america is truly in a situation with russia where they are our chief geopolitical foe. here's one of them. all right, you knowç what, i

could stare here all day but we'll lose our time. essentially the president said no, russia is a regional power. they acted out of weakness. general, do you believe russia is acting out of weakness in the ukraine and they're a regional power? >> there's a little bit of growing russian strength in some military capabilities, brian, but overall russia is not a resurgent power. i think frankly putin did what he did in the crimea because he's only delivering one thing to the russian people right now and that's kind of a resurgence of russian pride. he is not delivering democracy or economic progress. brian, the important point here is not whether or not we think russia is our primary geopolitical foe. the real point is that russia thinks we are their primary geopolitical foe, and we better understand that. >> you also say russia just world how to do things. you can go in and take portions of countries and it's okay?

>> that's a big deal because it's not just about the crimea. it's breaking international rules and conventions. russia did this in georgia in 2008, and we unfortunately let them out of the penalty box far too quickly then. i think it's very important that we don't do that now and that we actually exact cost for this kind of activity. >> but you're not for putting ukraine and georgia into nato? >> probably not yet. but we could incorporate them more broadly into theç western european economic, social, diplomatic, political system. >> got you. general michael hayden, thank you for your analysis on what was offered yesterday. coming up strayed strait -- straight ahead, what happened that left both college teams clearing benches. if you don't believe in ghosts, this video might change your mind. a security camera catches a plate flying off the shelf

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53 minutes after the hour. if you don't believe in ghosts, this video may change your mind. watch as this glass pie plate suddenly slides across a new hampshire store counter, slipping onto the floor on its own. the video going viral as people ask themselves, is this a ghost or publicity stunt? here to set it all straight is the owner of the store, steven. good morning to you, steven.

thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> so this video was taken on march 17. explain what happened. >> well, heidi was working at the store and she walked into the other room. she heard a loud crash. she came back into the room and saw the heavy glass piece that was broken on the floor. and we spent probably a week trying to figure out how that happens. there was no string. there was mo truck. nothing else on the counter moved. there was muffins inside the case. they were untouched. and we reviewed it on the security camera and we just don't know. >> steven, i understand you've had paranormal experts lining up at your door. what are they saying?

>> they're saying that there is a 14-year-old girl there with her dad and we've been checking into that and seems to be that they were trampled by horses earlier in the century. i guess the building goes back to -- i heard last night, 1734. tell me what they're saying exactly, because a couple of different experts say they saw the exact same thing. >> yes. we heard there was one woman from franklin that came by and said that she was -- it was a 14-year-old girl and her dad. i got a phone call from someone the next day said the same thing. they said they could see it by looking at the video. >> yes. >> we're really not trying to play any games, but we do have a number of paranormal societies coming up. we're going to compare what everybody says. >> are people scared to come to your store? are your employees saying anything, like, i don't want to be here alone? >> no.

we're not really getting any of that. we haven't heard that it was anything evil, you know. overt years we've heard a -- i've heard a lot of complaints about noises and stuff like from employees and we have an apartment upstairs. they've talked about that, too, hearing noises downstairs at night. you kind of brush it off, you know. i'm not really sure what you do with that kind of information until this video popped up. i guess we're going to check into it a little further. >> maybe you're make some people believers this morning of the thank you for your time. >> you're very welcome. >> 56 minutes after the hour. coming up, kathleen sebelius may wish that she never said this. >> are you going to delay the open enrollment beyond march 31? >> no, sir. >> this morning, a different tune from the administration. the latest obamacare delay top of the hour. and you don't have to be an american soldier to get behind the wheels of a military tank.

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good morning. it's wednesday, the 26th of march, 2014. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. fox news alert, crews searching for the missing plane have just spotted 122 focus objects in the ocean -- potential objects in the ocean. details just coming in and we'll bring them to you. >> that's huge news. kathleen sebelius may wish she never said this. >> are you going to delay the open enrollment beyond march 31? >> no, sir. >> sounds pretty definitive. it turns out that's not the case. this morning another delay. maybe she had her fingers crossed. meanwhile, what happens when you ask political science students

to name a single member of the senate. >> take guess. >> bernie frank. god, this is bad. >> i try to stay out of politic politics. >> probably good. >> you know what? those kids and going to be paying off college loans for years and years to get that great education. we're going to tell where you that is and what they were talking about straight ahead on this wednesday morning because mornings are always better with friends. >> hi, i'm congressman dennis kucinich and you're watching fox friends friends. >> the congressman is in the hall right now. he'll be in talking about all sorts of stuff. >> not that he couldn't be in the green room. he chose not to be. >> one of the things he's going to be talking about is obamacare and while we kind of predicted there would be more delays, kathleen sebelius said there wouldn't be, the news today is

apparently the white house is going to announce later today that if you simply could not get signed up in five or six months, what they're going to do if go on-line and check a little blue box at health care.gov, you will be given an extension. they don't say how long the extension will be. it could be a month, a week, a year, it's unclear. but the whole thing is on the honor system. so whatever you say, the government is going to trust you. >> they're not even going to try find out if you're being truthful or not. come mid april, it's extended even more on the honor system. you're not going to be able to do it on-line by checking that blue box, but you will be able to call them and say i just had a baby, i just got divorced, i lost my job or having problems on the web site and still have to do it. just by phone. >> right. just show you're trying and if you try, you have until the middle of april to get an extension on your trying. just give it your all. promise? good. now, let's talk about where

we're at right now because we remember this exchange when it came to the delay. is march 31st a hard date when it comes to signing up for obamacare? listen. >> are you going to delay the mandate that individuals have to buy health care or pay a tax? >> no, sir. >> are you going to delay the open enrollment beyond march 31st? >> no, sir. >> well, as it turns out, they are going to delay. all you got to do is check the little blue box. what's interesting is kathleen sebelius not only probably going to feel the heat for that today, she's also received a letter from the house ways and means committee because she had said last time she testified in front of them that we have no idea the number of americans who have actually paid their premiums. you're not technically signed up for obamacare unless you paid your premiums. she said we don't know and yet, apparently the house, who has come into information where they've discovered that the

administration does know how many people have paid because there is an faq, frequently asked questions section on a web portal that shows how many people have paid and it has to do with insurance portal with the government so that the insurance companies could get paid. >> how could you not know. >> either she misled them or flat out lied. >> because if you say there is 4 million people signed up, how many paid? i don't know. i watched this whole thing live as did most of you because you're so into this. and you say, how could you not know? because they have a set of subsidies so for mr. and mrs. johnson, if they sign up for this plan and let's say they're in the lower income, they have to get a subsidy to see if it's the plan they want. so you have to look to see if they signed up. you can't give someone a subsidy unless they paid the money. so she was not being truthful when she said that and she leads to you believe the number can't be that high. they think they're get to go around 6 million. if you listen to harry reid, he says there are around 14 million, if you count all the

26-year-old kids that can go on their parents' plan. i wonder, how low is that number they don't want to be transparent about? >> of the maybe 5 or 6 million who signed up, they say only one million had never had insurance before. remember, we were going after the 30 million who didn't have insurance. to only get one out of 30 million, that's not a very good batting average. >> that's fuzzy math, too. you can't buy a burger at a restaurant and say, well, i ordered it. i'm going to eat it. no, you need to pay for it before you eat it. come on. >> i made a bad choice last night getting street meat for dinner. >> boy, do we know it. >> what street? >> it's a little upsetting. let's move on and talk about what the president was doing overseas. this morning he's in brussels continuing to talk about russia and the challenge we have with the ukraine. the president also had to sit threw and take some questions and a one of those questions came from johnson carl and it was about his debate with mitt romney. was mitt romney indeed right when he said russia was our

chief geopolitical foe. >> in the light of recent developments, do you think mitt romney had a point when he said that russia is america's biggest geopolitical foe? >> with respect to mr. romney's assertion that russia is our number one geopolitical foe, the truth of the matter is that america has got a whole lot of challenges. russia is a regional power that is threatening some of its immediate neighbors. russia's actions are a problem. they don't pose the number one national security threat to the united states. i continue to be much more concerned when it comes to our security with the prospect of a nuclear weapon going off in manhattan. >> well, i tell you what, a web site that watches tv news, they wrote today, president obama's

core supporters in the united states may still eat this nonsense up, but the actions of geopolitical foes abroad consider him a pushover. mitt romney was on hannity last night and he responds here to our president. >> i'm not sure where the president is going, but i think the american people understand the facts, which is russia is the nation in the world that has opposed us at the u.n. when we wanted to put tougher sanctions on north korea, opposed us at the u.n. when we wanted to put tougher sanctions on iran, sides with assad, in fact, sides with some of the world's worst actors and let's not forget, they have twice as many nuclear war heads as we do and we need a president that understands that not everybody around the world has the same interests. >> they're a regional power house that has nuclear weapons pointed at us in new york city right now. >> what does it say to china who is expanding their naval force? what does it say to iran as they're marching toward their nuclear capability? they're saying we're going to let do you whatever you want to

do. >> you expect the president to say, mitt was right, i was wrong. next? >> then he'd be right. >> i know. that would have been interesting. >> regional power. >> they wrote that the president was dissing russia rather than not answering about mitt romney. heather nauert is here, she has the news. >> we're looking at some rough weather in australia off the coast of perth where the search is underway. we have breaking developments in the missing malaysia plane. officials say brand-new satellite images from france show 122 objects in the indian ocean that are possibly connected to that doomed flight. these images were taken on sunday with 6:00 miles off the coast of australia. also learning this morning a significant new clue is a partial ping that may show where the plane actually crashed. this ping is believed to have gone off about 8 minutes after what was thought to have been

the flight's final transmission. in the meantime, a friend of the pilot is now telling reporters that his buddy was in no state of mind to fly that plane because his wife had just left him days before that flight. he believes that the pilot may have taken that jet for a last sick joy ride. we'll keep following these developments as they come in throughout the morning. also new information on this, the death toll now rising following that devastating mudslide in washington state. as many as 24 people are now dead as crews continue that treacherous battle through these conditions that are like quicksand and mud and debris to search for more people, hopefully survivors. then there is new video that we're get not guilty from a rescue helicopter. it shows the very moments that crews pulled a four-year-old boy from the mud over the weekend. look at that little boy right there being saved. the good news is he is now out of the hospital and has been reunited with his mother, but his father and his three siblings are still missing. more than 170 others have been

reported missing, but officials say some of those names may have been recorded twice. a secret service agent passed out drunk in a hotel hallway in the netherlands. it is the latest story of agents behaving badly. three agents who were assigned to president obama's security detail in the netherlands were sent home ahead of the president's arrival. the agents had spent the night out allegedly drinking in amsterdam on monday before the president arrived. secret service regulations forbid agents from drinking alcohol within ten hours of going on duty. you may remember this back in 2012, a bunch of secret service agents were sent from a trip o colombia after reports they were party not guilty hair hotel rooms with prostitutes ahead of president obama's trip there. then criminals who just never learn. take a look at this guy. less than one day after being released from prison for robbing a new jersey shoe store, christopher miller returned to the same store and robbed it

again. it was just 15 years later. the store owner says that she recognized him right away. he got away with 400 bucks before he was arrested again. the police chief says he's wondering if he's just a dumb criminal or he wanted to get caught. i can't imagine why he'd go back to the same store twice. dumb criminal. >> with a are the odds that the person was still working there years later? >> that's probably the lady who owned the place. >> i think the lesson here is don't rob stores. >> probably a good idea. >> that's what i get from this story. >> thank you very much. >> it is 7:11 in new york city. did you hear bret baier's question to the outgoing director of the nsa last night? >> if you had snowden alone in a room for 15 minutes, what would happen? >> after a pause, he had a great answer. his answer coming up. obamacare l it end? is it all going to be worth it? former ohio congressman dennis

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new this morning, yet another delay to the obamacare mandate. did you hear about this? if you have not enrolled yet, before next week's deadline, you can still avoid the penalty. just go on-line and check a blue box that and you won't have to prove a thing. just prove that you're trying. this is a new report shows the cost of the president's prized health care plan will outweigh its benefits. look at this. joining us now is a staunch

supporter, dennis kucinich. congressman, great to see you. thanks for coming in. does this delay surprise you, first off? >> no. this is a massive program and there is obviously been some problems with it. they're still moving ahead. there is more people being covered. they're trying to get the benefits out to people who can't otherwise afford health care. so they're moving in the right direction even if the direction isn't something i would personally endorse in terms of a for-profit health care system. >> this isn't the kucinich plan. >> no. >> so here is what we have in terms of numbers. 27.2 billion since the bill was signed. 6.8 billion per year on regulations. 2.6 billion per year on benefits. not great numbers. >> well, the truth is in this system that we have, one out of every three dialers goes for corporate options, executive salary, advertising, marketing. for-profit system. it is going to cost more to administer in a sense of they

have a new program that's put up here. but on the other hand, more people are going to be covered. but the problem is ultimately, brian, the big problem is that you have the insurance companies who file the insurance company stock, stocks are going up. premiums, we're looking at another round of premium increases. >> so it is going to cost more? >> it's going to cost more because the american people are going to be charged more by the insurance companies. >> so you blame insurance companies again. if it wasn't for the insurance companies getting on board with the president, there would be no obamacare. >> oh, my god, what trends we have with the insurance companies. the truth is, brian, that the insurance companies, they're in business to make a profit. i respect the capitalist system to this extent, that what they say they're for, to make a profit, that's when they tell their shareholders, that's what they're about. and right now they have more customers thanks to this plan which compels people to have health care, and they're going to make more money. that's the nature of the game. >> a lot of them are bowing out because the numbers aren't

adding up. you go to these states, some of them only have one option. >> well, it's true that some insurance companies if they don't see a profit opportunity, they may step back from a certain vertical within health care. but overall, insurance companies are going to make out like bandits on this health care plan which, by the way, is only reformed within the context of a for-profit system. >> it's unbelievable that the message from the democrats is don't defend the plan come midterm elections. say how it has to be fixed. so whatever you do, don't defend it. meanwhile, at 18 minutes after the hour action let's change gears. dennis kucinich, you blame the united states for the upheaval in ukraine. but according to harry reid, republicans are to blame. listen. >> since this was blocked by some republicans, these important sanctions have not taken place. russian lawmakers voted to annex

crimea and russian forces have taken over in many instance by force, military bases in crimea. it's impossible to know whether events would have unfolded differently if the united states responded if russian aggression with this strong unified voice. >> obviously eats taking a lot of anti-robinson courses in international speaking. the message is blame the gop. is that offensive to you? >> yes. i'll tell you why. but not for the reason anyone might think. the truth of the matter is what happened in ukraine, the u.s.esr state department, $5 billion, aid for international development money in there, national endowment for democracy, all to destabilize a government which wouldn't sign a trade agreement with e.u. in the end, this is about arms sales and energy markets. the u.s. energy independence, our country is going to have a surplus of natural gas. we want to ship it over to europe, make a profit and cut

russians' markets there. this is theater and in the end, the united states people don't want an intervention and we don't want our tax money going over there. >> congressman, you're right. no one wants to roll tanks against russia right now. but if you think a it wouldn't be better for europe to be a trading partner with the u.s. as opposed to being hostage to the pipelines from russia, i think that's not even in the western europe's best interest. i hope we market out there. >> but you needs? we can't market trying to create instability. >> we're not trying to create instability. that guy was stealing from the ukrainian people! you saw the palaces he had! >> listen, it preceded putin, okay? the fact of the matter is that the -- this is not about the ukrainian people. if it was, the e.u. trade agreement -- >> oh, really? those people sitting in the street in zero weather wasn't about the ukrainian people? >> no. in the end it's not going to be about their interests. it's going to be about oil and arms sales. >> they need to heat their

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time for news by the numbers. first, ten years. that's how long gwyneth paltrow and cold play front guy chris martin were married before splitting up. the actress announcing on her web site they've decided to, quote, consciously uncouple. >> what? >> but they will co-parent their two children. too bad. next, 44 days. that's how long it takes the f.b.i. to put people on the terror watch list when other agencies refer them. the f.b.i.'s inspector general blames the delay on a redundant and inefficient process.

wait, that's all federal government. and finally, 298 days. that's how long it's been since the world's most unreliable flight has taken off on time. hungarian based whiz air flight has had delays ranging from two minutes to 12 hours ever since last summer. good luck. ever wonder what it might be like to be behind the controls of a military tank? >> i think it's every man's dream and a lot of women. i came, i saw, i crushed. you no longer have to enlist to start crushing some cars as i found out firsthand on my trip to tank town, usa. 15-ton tanks and you can crank the controls. >> anna, welcome to tank town. >> thanks for having us, todd! >> we're in morganton, georgia,

tan town, usa. we drive tanks and crush cars. >> the tanks are personnel carriers. 12 cylinder super charged engines, reach speeds of 35 miles an hour and have automatic transmissions. they say it's not much different from driving a car, except it weighs ten times as much. made of military steel and has tracks instead of wheels. let's see how i do. >> you don't have to wear that hat. >> i was just trying to look the part. >> on the right one. pull back on both. >> i don't think you know me very well. i'm not going to be braking very often. >> you're going to hammer down? >> yeah. it's like i'm jet skiing on a 30,000-pound tank! and that's child's play. time to take it up a notch. ha, ha, ha. my next victim. i got the bug for crushing cars back when i was monster truck driving. you remember how that ended?

but this time i'm not breaking any rules, so i won't get in trouble. >> it's all part of the experience. >> stick a fork in you! you're done! let's crank it up! >> do you drive in new york? >> i don't. why? >> you're perfect for it. >> i got a need for speed. and i'm not the only lady liking this. >> i'd say at least 50% of my customers are women. i've tried to make it a family oriented business where people feel comfortable and the women really like it. >> exhilarating. really powerful. fun. super fun. >> what was the best part? >> running over the cars. that was the best thing i've ever done. >> you have to sign your life away when you're there. but when i was going over the car which cost $500 to do the crush the car, $50 if you just want to crank the controls, but

it felt like i was going blood pressure, right over it. but the little boy riding on the top, he was going all over the place. >> that's awesome! >> has that been safety tested? the little kid on top of the tank? >> tank town. they should give you a tank top. >> tank you very much. you want to borrow this? >> tanks for the memory. >> it's a little tight. >> excellent job. straight ahead, one state just announcing a ground breaking decision. schools can sue students who bully other students. do you think that's a good idea? that's straight ahead. >> did you hear bret baier's question to the outgoing director of the nsa? >> if you had snowden alone in a room for 15 minutes, what would happen? >> his answer coming up. that's him alone in a room. >> except for that guy. >> yeah, that guy. ♪

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she seems to be a distraction for david cameron and holland. they can't even look at her husband while shaking his hand. >> right. she's like a super hero. and she's got a form fitting outfit. is that what they call it? >> would it be distracting for you? >> not only that, the prompter stopped moving. and no one is telling us to move on. >> remember that awkward selfy that the president of the united states took along with the danish prime minister and david cameron? >> it's not the same. world leaders are people, too. i think -- that's a quote. >> all right. you said your kid to one of america's great universities. you expect them to get a good education and yet, as we discovered, the media research center sent one of their correspondents to american university in the heart of

washington, d.c washington, d.c., the seat of political power for the planet. you would think that those kids had the answers to simple political questions and yet, they did not. take a look. >> can you name one person currently serving in the united states senate? >> in the senate? um. >> can you name one person currently serving in the united states senate? >> um. god, this is bad. >> you want to take a guess? >> take guess. >> i don't know. >> congressman john ryan. >> take a guess. >> isn't bernie frank one? >> bernie frank? there is only one bernie in the senate. oh, you're thinking of barney frank. he was not a congressman anymore. >> they weren't empty headed.

once they were asked about the song "let it go," they were able to say that's from disney's "frozen," duh. they were much better at pop culture than naming one of the 100 u.s. senators. >> every one of those kids, old enough to vote. >> yeah. they're canceling you out. >> they could be the definition of a low information voter. >> that's a little disturbing. maybe there is stuff they didn't put on the piece that's encouraging. i just didn't see it yet. heather nauert has the other news that's happening, including breaking news. >> yeah. on the plane we've got that coming up. but first we want to tell but this. this is something that u.s. officials are taking very seriously. president obama has said that al-qaeda is on the run, but there is new evidence that suggests otherwise. al-qaeda leaders apparently moving from pakistan to syria in order to avoid drone strikes and also to create a base of operation for a potential attack on the west. in syria, operatives there have access to about 1200 american and european muslims who have gone there to fight the

country's civil war. experts, including the director of the c.i.a., worry that these people could be radicalized and then recruited to carry out the attacks when they come west. how far does religious freedom upon which this country was built actually go? this is the question before the supreme court. as protesters on both sides of the obamacare birth control mandate make their voices heard. look at this from yesterday. >> let it snow! we won't go! boxes in the bathroom got to go! >> inside the courtroom, the battle just as heeded as it was outdoors. the justices appear to be split so far. early reports seem to indicate that the court may reject the birth control mandate and side with hobby lobby. a decision is expected by the educational end of june. a ground break ruling allow ago school district in new jersey to sue students who bully their classmates.

this started when an 18-year-old sued the district for failing to stop harassing behavior. the district then filed a suit of its own claiming that the bully's parents knew what was going on and did nothing to stop their children. the judge agreed with that. and did you hear bret baier's question to the outgoing director of the nsa, general keith alexander? listen to this. >> if you had snowden alone in a room for 15 minutes, what could happen? >> wow. i'm not a violent person and i'm not going to try to beat him up or anything. i think i would express my huge disappointment. i may tell him some of the classified things that he's caused so he knows the damage, the significant damage to our nation and to our allyies. i think this will haunt him for the rest his life. >> he admits future snowden leaks could be deadly and that is his greatest concern. he says the nsa leaker should

see american justice for his actions. what would you do if you had him if a room alone? gang, back to you. >> thanks. thank you very much. i don't think mr. snowden will be haunted by this. >> no. he loves it. >> it is a wednesday. that means maria molina is going to quiz our science expertise. >> that's right. today's question is really easy. you guys got this. the question is: what is bomogenesis. here is a hint. it refers to the storm system that we're talking about today. and the four answer choices have to do with central bare metric choices of the storm system. is it a 24 milibar increase. what is the storm doing during that process?

>> it's going to be a drop. >> i never used the word millibar in a sentence better. >> you've used mini bar. the choice is 12 or 24. let's go with 24. >> steve, you are so good. you are correct. the answer is b. so the storm system is intensifying very rapidly and dropping 24 millibars or more in 24 hours. >> maria, you're the bomb. thank you very much. >> thanks, guys. >> weather coming up, but first sports. >> brian has it. >> if you pause on this show, it's new topic. >> i just bombed. >> don't do anything else. let me just do sports and i'll toss back to weather. i promise. i'll meet you over here. thank you. officials taking more fun out of the nfl. the league now banning the goal post dunk after a touchdown starting with the 2014 season.

it will be a penalty. players tweeting they are not happy about this. one frequent dunker, jimmy graham, posting, i guess this, i guess vial to lead the nfl in penalties next year, #funpolice. thanks, guys. things get heated at a college baseball game in florida. >> he was right there and he ran into him and now it's getting chippy. it could get a lot chippy. >> chippy everywhere. the bench clearing brawl was between university of florida and florida state. the three players who started the fight ejected. another player involved in the brawl, the heisman trophy winning quarterback, winston. he's also a pitcher for the seminole baseball team. florida won the game 4-1. now let's look at the weather. just walk to your window, take a look. that's your weather. >> and yell to maria. straight ahead. >> got on camera a slippery situation turns into a 60-car pileup. >> look at that.

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bridge. it started with two cars losing control and crashing. ended up with a 61-car pileup. remarkly, ohm one person suffered minor injuries. this wild video shows a kayaker being taken for a ride by 11-foot hammer head shark. he was fishing off the coast of florida when he was snagged -- when he snagged the shark on his line. he says the hammer head dragged him several miles as he fought it for two hours. let it go. steve? while president obama is busy completing his march madness bracket, we've been breaking down a constitutional madness bracket. it asks america which of the president's many constitutional violations is the worst? yesterday we showed you some of the sweet 16 violations of the north region. today we are starting with the east. how did america vote? here with more is fox news legal analyst, peter johnson, jr. >> good morning. how are you? >> good morning to you. >> we're ready to go to the tri

fiek at that of obamacare. those are the first three. go to it. >> let's take look. between obamacare subsidies and essentially abortion in many cases, abortion won t. makes it into the sweet 16. >> this is the hobby lobby case, argued in the supreme court yesterday. is there religious freedom in america? must private corporations be forced to provide drugs to induce the death of embryos? those owners say that violates their religious freedom and if they own the company, they say that company has religious rights, too. constitutional violations. >> all right. meanwhile, between death panels, essentially and the individual mandate, america voted. individual mandate moves into the sweet 16. >> if the law means something or doesn't. the individual mandate of obamacare is a two-year delay and now the federal government has put in 14 different exemptions, including a new hardship exemption. so even though the president

strove to pass obamacare, some say in the dead of night, now there are 14 exemptions. does the individual mandate mean anything? does the rule of law mean anything? even if most americans don't happen to like it. >> that's right. meanwhile, compliance delay, this is different than the delay that they're going to be announcing later today. and the employer mandate, america has spoken. they say that the employer mandate should move into the sweet 16. >> even though the federal government said under obamacare was supposed to start, they pushed it back. they ignored it and said no, we're not going to start it until 2015. so is this a violation of the administrative procedure act? is this a violation of the law? is the law the law? when congress passes it and the president signs it, doesn't it begin when it's supposed to begin? >> there you go. and the final question in the eastern division, welfare rules versus the dream act. america has voted. the dream act. >> america has voted and they said the dream act, which has been stalled in congress since 2012 has not been passed.

nor has the president signed it. but, in fact, by executive fiat, by the stroke of the president's pen, and whispers in the night say we're going to enact it anyway. even though congress hasn't done it and provide benefits to children of illegal immigrants. there has been a lawsuit that's been dismissed. it may go higher. >> are you amazed, peter johnson, to begin with, there were 64 violations of the constitution that they could even do this bracket? >> i think you have to understand that there has been a determination by this president to redistribute wealth in this country and number two, to look at the constitution as a dynamic document that's pliable, that's moveable for the will of the executive. so there has been one constitutional violation after the next, after the next and it's resulted not in dozens, but hundreds of lawsuits and maybe hundreds more to come. this is an important and elegant

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good morning. we have breaking developments to tell you about. the search for the missing malaysia plane, you are now looking at brand-new satellite images that we've been telling you about this morning. these images coming from france. they show 122 different objects floating in the indian ocean that are possibly connected to that doomed flight. the images were taken on sunday about 1600 miles off the coast of australia. the largest piece seen here is said to be about 75 feet in length. we will keep watching this story and bring you more on the search

at the top of the hour. potentially good news coming out here. brian? >> who is normal who and ho -- who is nuts? it's question we ask dr. keith ablow from boston. we begin with a mom e-mail. >> shear what she said. my mom has devoted her life to making everyone around her miserable. she's always negative and always complaining, even when nothing is wrong. so is this negative nancy normal or nuts? >> here is how to play this. mom, i love you, but you're nuts, because she is crazy. who would design to make people around them miserable all the time? nobody would have that as a life plan. but the question isn't what's going on. it's why is this happening? here is what to rule out. is your mom depressed, because

negativity is a symptom of depression and depression can be chronic and it can be treated. so you could change your mother, wouldn't that be fun? >> wow. >> hard to do. >> by the way, that wasn't me. my mom never complains about anything. next? >> mrs. kilmeade, brian wrote that, but he does love you. >> lightning round, keith. >> i'll call you later, mrs. kilmeade. >> my sister spends every dollar she earns on clothes for herself and gifts for others. she's 30 with student loans and always strapped for cash. normal or nuts? >> of course she's always strapped for cash. she's normal, but undisciplined, right, because it feels good to get clothing. it feels good to make your friends happy by giving them gifts. it feels bad for some people to pay their student loans. but that could be a sign of a character problem and someone ought to let this girl know. >> number three, this is a friend that is a severe germaphobe. she won't share a drink or plate of food with her husband. is this normal or nuts? >> i'm going with nuts because

look, 35 years, presumably this, right? that would be sharing germs. so she's got ocd or some other phobia going on that would explain the thing with the drink. if she hasn't kissed him, that's another reason to come see me in either case for the 36th anniversary. five sessions with me is her gift. >> wow, a gift certificate. imagine that. >> congratulations. >> there go. >> provide transportation, i think it's kentucky. >> there you go. dr. keith ablow joining us today from beantown, thank you very much. >> take care, guys. four minutes before the top of the hour. still ahead, the video will make you hold your breath. a construction worker trapped by a raging fire rescued not a moment too soon. wait 'til you see this. >> is it time for arnold schwarzenegger to retire from action movies? i sat down with him last night and he answered just that and so much more, next hour. that's what i looked like yesterday. ♪ ♪ here's a word you should keep in mind "unbiased".

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good morning. it's wednesday, the 26th of march, 2014. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert, crews searching for the missing plane have just spotted 122 potential objects in the ocean. we're getting our first look at those brand-new satellite images. meanwhile, kathleen sebelius may wish she could have a doover on this sound bite. >> are you going to delay the open enrollment beyond march 31? >> no, sir. >> actually yes, ma'am. you're about to delay it. what you need to know on this wednesday morning. >> without delay. and how easy is it to sneak past security at america's top terror target? so easy, a teen-ager could do it. so easy, three guys with

parachutes could do it. but when these cnn producers tried it, they got busted at the gate. someone call wolf blitzer. piers morgan doesn't work there anymore. mornings are better with friends. ask. >> someone stole my car! >> this is a list of excuses because we've got -- >> from the blues brothers. >> breaking overnight, the administration has decided that if you are not enrolled by the end of this month, which is monday night at midnight, all you got to do is check a blue box on-line at healthcare.gov and you will be given an extension and it's all done on the honor system and they're not going to check into whether or not your reason is true and that's why we just ran that sound bite, because the dog ate my -- >> it worked for them.

>> what's going to happen, too, is this is until mid april. once mid april rolls around, you're not going to be able to check that little blue box on healthcare.gov. but instead, you can call a call center and say, i just had a baby, i just got divorced. i promise i've been trying to sign up on healthcare.gov and it hasn't happened. but they're not going to check. >> just the fact that they dug in at that congressional hearing and have her say, kathleen sebelius, there will not be a delay, and there is a delay, and everyone seems to be getting a pass on this. steve, you asked a very salient question in the 6:00 a.m. hour. >> i did. i said, if the government is going to do this on the honor system where they're going to trust you, what else do you think that the federal government should trust us all on with the honor system? scott from nebraska e-mailed us, let people just tell the irs how much money they make. we can all just send in the amount of taxes we say we owe. hey, the honor system. hello? >> what about diane? >> she says how about the school

system? the kids could just say they graduated. >> with honors. >> right. i didn't cheat on that test. my textbook was out before i got here. another said putin figured out that our foreign policy has been based on the honor system. that's what you think the honor system should do beyond obamacare. i think it's fascinating to think this is playing out. >> because now everybody who wants an extension just has to ask for it. what we don't know this morning, according to the "washington post," is the extension is how long? is it a week? is it a month? could it be a year? they haven't decided. >> all right. let's talk about strategies. so you're a democrat and you say, i'm up for election in 2014, in november. what do i do if obamacare is now out and loose and about us and falling apart at the seams and i voted for it? i have a great idea. according to a research partners poll, in this battle ground poll

that was put out -- she's an analyst with george washington university -- she says this is what democrats should do. don't defend it. just say this, it's flawed from the beginning. we're going to fix it. can you imagine, this landmark piece of legislation that's a big bleeping deal cannot be defended four years after its passage. >> sure. the problem is -- if you're going to vote for somebody in november who says, well, we're going to fix it, all you got to do is ask the person who is running for congress or senate, let me get this straight, the republicans have had a couple of dozen different bills that they pass in the house to fix it. why didn't you vote with the republicans? okay. you say you're going to fix it? you've had years to fix it. you haven't fixed it. is that really a good response? >> it's been four years. it seems like they would have worked out the kinks by now. >> that's the very latest on the affordable care act, which, as we know, is not so affordable. >> by the way, republicans say when it comes to obamacare, when you want to run and win an election, what you do is you go

with obamacare and you put it like a noose around your democratic opponent's neck. symbolic of the party's big government approach. game on. that's why in most polls, republicans are looking to have a big day, as of now. it's only march -- in november. >> all right. we need to switch gears and hand it over to heather nauert. she has a look at the headlines. there have been a lot of small developments coming out about the malaysia missing jet. you've got a big one. >> this morning there are two significant new developments. malaysian officials are calling this the most credible new lead that they have so far. so we're considering this a fox news alert because they're breaking developments in the search for the missing malaysia plane. these are the brand-new satellite images that we've been telling you about all morning long. these images just being released. they came in from france and they show 122 objects in the indian ocean that are possibly connected to that doomed flight. the images were taken on sunday about 1600 miles off the coast of australia. the largest piece is spotted is

said to be 75 feet in length. what is significant about these images is that these objects that were spotted are close to where three other satellite high school also spotted debris. so that gives this more credibility than other pictures we've shown you in the past. there is also another significant new clue that's coming in. a partial ping that may show where that plane crashed. this ping went off eight minutes after what was thought to have been the flight's final transmission. that's another significant piece of information we have for you. in the meantime, a friend of this pilot is now saying that his buddy was simply in no state of mind to be flying that day because his wife had just left him days before that flight. he believes that he may have taken that jet for a last sick joy ride. we'll keep you posted on new developments as they come in. new information coming in this morning, the death toll is rising following that devastating mudslide in washington state. as many as 24 people are now confirmed to be dead as crews

there battle the treacherous conditions through that quicksand-like mud and debris. and we've got dramatic new video coming in showing a rescue helicopter. it shows the moment that a crew pulled a four-year-old boy from the mud over the weekend. the good news is that little boy is now out of the hospital and he's been reunited with his mother, but his father and his three siblings are still missing. more than 170 others have been reported missing, but officials say that some names may have been recorded twice. in light of russia's recent aggression, remember this moment from the 2012 presidential debate where the president mocked mitt romney for labeling russia america's top geopolitical foe? >> governor romney, i'm glad that you recognize that al-qaeda is a threat because a few months ago when you were asked what's the biggest geopolitical threat facing america, you said russia. >> two years later, the president revisiting that moment when asked at a recent press conference if mitt romney was

right. listen. >> america's influence in the world, your influence in the world. >> security threat to the united states, i continue to be much more concerned when it comes to our security with the prospect of a nuclear weapon going off in manhattan. >> well, now the former republican nominee is firing back, saying the facts favor his world view. listen to this. >> don't you understand that russia has different -- putin has different interests than america? and they will pursue those interests and the best way to keep them from pursuing those interests is by being a song and powerful nation that could stand up to them. >> the president also said yesterday that russia is a regional power and he suggested that just because this diplomacy doesn't scare putin doesn't mean america's influence is on the decline. a happy update to bring you about a story that we covered extensively here. it's about 7-year-old josh hardy. he was a little boy who was

denied a potentially life-saving drug by its manufacturer. josh was given that drug and he's now out of the icu and he's doing much, much better. remember this, the company that produces the drug initially refused to give it to hardy, fearing the f.d.a. wouldn't approve it. well, it's been a successful campaign. we brought you the story here. peter johnson, jr. championed this story and now we are proud to tell you that his mom on facebook telling the world that her son is recovering nicely and doing so much better. and those are your headlines. >> great. >> part of the reason he's doing so well is so many people here writing in and putting pressure on that company to release the drug. >> and then the company did the right thing. thank you very much. over the last week, we have told you two instances, a couple of days ago, a 16-year-old kid was somehow able to sneak through the fence and got to the top of the world trade center, the new one. then yesterday, these four guy, three base jumpers and their get

away guy, the driver, were arrested for doing the same thing. so it's a big story. how is that possible? this is some of the video from the base jumpers. it's big story. how could they possibly do it? cnn, the geniuses over there, september a couple of producers over to the world trade center yesterday and that's where they're being arrested. and those are the mug shots because they did something that's really stupid. >> they ended up in handcuffs, new york, new jersey port authority who runs it, say that they were seen repeatedly trying to get in and now they're charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct and destruction of governmental property. the bottom line is why on earth is it such a security mess there with arguably our biggest terror target? >> by the way, these two guys in the the -- did it in the middle of daylight. i can understand testing security, but doing it three times and putting other people's jobs on the line, i think it's a little out of control.

these guys, both went to jail. >> they were stupid. they climbed over a fence about 15 feet from a cop, so they got arrested. just thought we'd update you on that. we're going to talk to rudy guiliani, former mayor of new york city, about a half hour from right now on this topic. straight ahead, the video will make you hold your breath. a construction worker trapped by a raging fire, rescued not a moment too soon. >> and your money is missing, $8 billion of our tax dollars slotted for something that has not been touched yet. where is the money? democrat senator joe manchin is on the case and he joins us live coming up next. ♪ ♪

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the answer to the aflac trivia question of the day is steven tyler and our winner is joyce from florida. she's going to be getting a copy of brian's new book "george washington's secret six." congratulations. meanwhile, new this morning, yet another delay to the obamacare mandate. if you have not enrolled before next monday night's deadline, you can still avoid the penalty, the fine, the tax. just go on-line and check a blue box. you won't have to prove anything. it's on the honor system. with so many problems, why won't the white house just officially delay the mandate all together? senator joe manchin is working on that. he joins us right now live from our dc rotunda. good morning to you. >> good morning. how redoing? >> we're doing okay, although it looks like the administration is just making this up as it goes. kathleen sebelius was out ten days ago saying there will be no more delays and here is another delay. >> myself and mark curt, the

only bipartisan bill put in asking for reasonable approach to this if we're going to try to repair it, fix it, find out the market and the product will fit, then it should have been a transitional year 'til january 1, 2015. there is no permanents, there is no fines. there can be incentives if they can hit certain benchmarks, give a person an incentive to sign up earlier to see how many will buy in. there are marketable ways to do it and i assumed they would delay this because we delay big business, small business, union, why not delay the individual who is really going to bear the brunt of this, face the brunt of this? >> sure. your suggestion and senators kirk's suggestion seems reasonable. harry reid, he will not do a sing am vote on obamacare. >> they voted 41 times on it. we've already set a pattern that we're not going to repeal it. can it be repaired? then we should be working at a

constructive way to repair. i'm understanding there is 83% of the people that signed up either got free or reduced premiums. that leaves only 17% of the people to carry the load. is it going to match up? can we afford the products we're putting out there? this is the transitional year we should find that out. >> you know what? a lot of people are looking and going, they keep change -- moving the goal post because they said they wanted to sign up as many of 30 million americans as they possibly can. sounds like of the five or six million who signed up, maybe one million didn't have insurance before. the others were all canceled and found new insurance. so one million out of 30 million, that's a 3% effectiveness rate. that stinks! >> well, welcome to washington. >> that's too bad. >> there is good people on both sides of the aisle, democrats and republican, very talented. they can work together. leadership has to work together.

we got to be progressive in what we're doing and trying to fix and repair things, get rid of things that don't work. the bottom line is, you can't be wedded to something, you got to try to make it better. in west virginia, we do it every day. we try to, anyway. we don't try to hold people accountable and beat them up and call them names. we basically say, we made a mistake. let's fix it. >> absolutely. i know the pollsters are telling democrats to say we're going to fix it, yet the republicans voted on a whole bunch of fix-it plans and the democrats never vote with them. >> there are good plans that they should be working together on, whether it's a republican or democrat plan. we fixed 1099. there is other things that we can fix and we will. we have to. it's not going to be able to bear the brunt. >> here is something that i know you want to fix, the obama administration allocated $8 billion to spend on clean coal technology. not a nickel has been spent that would help your folks in west virginia. what's up with that? >> my good friend, john hovan, republican from north dakota, from an energy state, been

working together. we just said, use it or lose it. if we have $8 billion that have been sitting there for clean coal technology and this country is going to be dependent upon coal-fired electricity for the next 20 to 30 years, even their own energy department says that, shouldn't we be finding the technology that does it better and cleaner? if you're going to have it sitting on the side line, quit talk being it and start puttingg it into use. so this is a use it or lose it type, put it out there, let it start making, finding ways to find new technology to make it better and be able to use coal that we're dependent upon and going to need for quite some time in a better fashion. >> sure. we got plenty of it. all right. joe manchin, always a pleasure. thank you for joining us today from washington. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> always a pleasure. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. straight ahead, is it time for arnold schwarzenegger to retire from action movies? what about more politics? brian goes one on one with him coming up next. and if you don't believe in ghosts, this video might change your mind.

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hope you're doing well. 23 minutes after the hour. quick headlines. three secret service agents booted from obama's security detail in the netherlands for drinking on the job. one was found passed out in the hallway of his amsterdam hotel. secret service regulations forbid agents from drinking alcohol within ten hours of being on duty. the washington monument set to reopen to visitors on may 12.

it's been closed since august of 2011 when earthquake caused more than 150 cracks. the last of the scaffolding will start to come down this week. arnold schwarzenegger is one of hollywood's greatest action heros. he knows that. in his new film "sabotage," he leads a task force that takes on deadly drug cartels. when millions of drug money goes missing, his team becomes targeted. >> let it go. all right. >> it's an occupational hazard when you fight the cartels! >> oh, really? you see any other feds getting smoked? >> it can happen to anyone! >> you believe that, chief? or is that just (bleep) you're spitting in case this place is bugged? >> someone is listening. >> he's still got it. joining us right now, the star, the former governor of california, arnold schwarzenegger. you want me to say mr. olympia or no?

do you want that in your introduction? >> you can say whatever you want. >> because you have a lot of titles. >> you can say arnold, mr. olympia, you can say governor, you can say professor. you call it. >> let's start with governor. first off, i saw "sabotage," really good job. first off, i think i need a point of platelets. there is a lot of bleeding. >> the movie is violent, has lot of shooting. i think the director did a really good job. he made us train with the drug squad, with all the experts that do jobs like that, how to breach doors and how to go through buildings ten at a time and how to hold a gun and all of the training, three months before we started the movie. >> you are somebody that likes new things. i want to be the best in body building, you did it. i want to be the biggest star in hollywood, you did it. i would like to try to be governor of the largest state. i did it. and now you're going back.

where is the challenge there for you? >> the challenge is to make it back again. first of all, you have to understand, it's not so much as going back. it's continuing on my profession because i enjoy making movies, but california was in such terrible shape that i as an immigrant that came over to america and that came to a country that was number one and then to see the number one state in the united states start to slowly deteriorate, i just couldn't watch that and this is why i jumped in. for the next seven years, i'm going to take out of my life as an actor and i'm not going to take any salary, which i never did, and i'm going to just work and try to bring the state back into shape. >> jerry brown has taken over as governor. the numbers look better with him there. do you feel as though he's a better governor than you are? >> i think jerry brown is doing a good job and i think california is in great shape now. the economy is coming back and everything. i hope that california will

continue on going in the right direction. >> i read books about you and we got a chance to talk. i know how passionate you are about america and a lot of people think we're on our heels right now as a country. with russia going into ukraine. you know with a these places look like. >> i can tell you, it doesn't matter what subject you talk about, i think the most important thing is that the world sees us as a team working together, democrats and republicans working together because right now we only have a team and the republicans doing their thing over here. the democrats doing their thing over there. it's a fractured team and i want to see them both working together. then the world will not make moves like that. >> rapid fire questions for you. ready? movie you're most proud of? >> i don't have one movie i'm most proud of. i'm proud of a lot of the movies that i've done and i'm proud of i have made good choices, even though there were some bad choices. >> role you wish you took that you were offered?

>> there was a role that i was offered in "the rock" when don simpson came to me with a script. it was kinds of half written and scribbled with pencil and all this. i looked at it and i said, guy, you got to get your act together. come back in a few months when you have your act together. then they gave it to somebody else because they were upset that i turned them down. and it turned out to be a great movie. >> that movie was? >> "the rock." >> finally. you have a choice of who is cooler, sean hannity or brian kilmeade. you had a chance to speak to them both in the same day. who would you choose in terms of who is cooler? >> i think it would be both of them on the pedestal because why choose one over the other? you both are friends. you both look great. snappy suits, snappy ties, good voice, great on television. so hey. >> you're a wonderful guy. >> why do we choose? >> you don't have to. you look great. without the stress of carrying

the state on your back, you always look back. we're always thrilled when you come in. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> that was nice of him to come by last night. coming up straight ahead, neighbors catch an apartment building going up in flames. see a construction worker's life saving leap and then rescue that came without a second to spare. and it's 33 degrees here in new york city. perfect weather for maria to work on her tan? why she's hanging out in midtown manhattan, next. ♪ ♪ play close. good and close. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh with beneful healthy smile snacks. with soft, meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture ...it's dental that tastes so good. beneful healthy smilfood and snacks.

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biggest geopolitical foe. it's just a regional power. >> right. >> they went into ukraine out of weakness. >> they're our moody neighbor. >> from moody to rudy, because it rhymes, rudy guiliani coming up in a couple of minutes. we'll talk to him about the security breaches down at the new world trade center and russia as well. right now let's rush on over to heather nauert who has got lots of news. >> you're too much, steve. remember that train crash that happened in chicago earlier this week at o'hare airport. we're getting new information about what may have happened. new video showing the moment a subway train jumped the tracks at o'hare earlier this week. yeah. you can see the train enter the station and then ride the escalator all the way up to the platform as it forces people to run for cover as this thing crashes. officials there say an emergency braking system was actually activated, but it failed. investigators plan to speak with the driver today. they haven't done so yet.

it's believed that she dozed off behind the controls. more than 30 people were hurt, but no one seriously injured. the supreme court taking up the debate over freedom of religion and whether or not the feds can force people to violate their own religious beliefs. at issue is obamacare's contraceptive mandate. protesters on both sides making their voices heard. take a look. >> bosses in the back room got to go! >> then inside the courtroom, the battle was just as heated. the justices appear so far to be split. early reports seem to indicate that the court may reject the birth control mandate and side with the company, hobby lobby. a decision is expected by the court by the end of june. then heart stopping moments caught on camera in houston when an apartment complex under construction goes up in flames. take a look at this. this construction worker was trapped on the ledge of the burning building and how close

they come to him. he's about to jump to the floor below. after realizing that fire is getting closer and closer. listen. >> oh, god. oh, god. oh, god. oh, my god. >> oh, my god. oh, no. >> then a firefighter in a ladder truck arrives with just seconds to spare. watch more. >> my god! he is okay this morning. that $50 million building collapsing like a paper house, destroyed in 20 hips. incredibly, no one was seriously hurt. thank goodness for that. if you don't believe in ghosts, this video may change your mind. watch here as this pie plate suddenly slides across the store counter in new hampshire, flips over onto the floor on its own. the owner of that store, steven, joined us earlier today to tell us what paranormal experts are saying to him. >> they're saying that there is

a 14-year-old girl there with her dad and we've been checking into that and seems to be that they were trampled by horses earlier in the century. >> okay. do you believe that story? he says his employees don't seem too freaked out by it. leave it to the 14-year-old girl. they're always into mischief. >> spooky. >> mull pell paranormal experts have been lining up and that's what they're saying. >> what are you talking about? dan hack crowd? >> those are the ones who wrangle the ghosts. others discover them. meanwhile, on an unrelated topic, maria has the weather. >> good morning. we have a big storm system that we're talking about. this one is off the coast of the u.s. and it is producing some areas of very heavy snow across the cape and also across down east maine. it's out here that we do expect locally up to a foot of snow and also very strong winds. take a look at some of the latest wind gusts reported across this region. in nantucket, the latest wind gust reported, close to 70 miles

per hour. so this is a very significant storm system with very strong winds. the rest of the region across northeast is also expecting strong winds throughout the day today. temperature wise behind this system, very cold. it feels like 1 degree in buffalo. 16 in chicago. 9 below zero in marquette. and take a look at the city of boston. currently feels like the teens. and speaking of cold weather, this time of the year, the best place to be would be in the caribbean and today we actually have prime minister mike iman, thank you for joining us. >> welcome to this piece of aruba in new york. >> we have a beautiful set-up with sand. we have breakfast. >> this is for you so you can get the feeling of the warmth of aruba. this is the only thing i could have done to come with a piece of aruba. in aruba now, it's 88 degrees. >> that's right. we have that weather map. you can see it on that screen. so high temperatures today? >> high temperatures always.

we have all yearlong. there is an average of 88. 80 and 88. >> very stable. >> very stable, warm, nice. the place for you to be, especially during winter. >> and what makes aruba so much better than all the other islands in the caribbean? >> all the islands are beautiful and we love them all. but makes us proud of aruba is that outside of only the resorts and the most beautiful beaches in the world, got to be our people. so special. aruba is one of the highest rated of people that return every year. >> and speak of return, let's go ahead and sit on the chairs and enjoy our beautiful set-up that we have up here. speaking of high return rate of tourists, your wife, she's visited aruba about 30 years ago and never came back. right? >> well, she fell in love with aruba. i don't think it was with me. she fell in love with aruba. so she stayed and we married and

so now she runs part of the community in aruba. >> thank you very much for having us. >> i will be visiting aruba. i've never been. but i look forward to it. let's send it back inside. >> excellent. aruba is a beautiful spot. >> always warm and windy there. breezy. >> anna, stop texting. stop e-mailing. >> why? >> you know why? that's a good question. a new study says what it's doing to your back could kill you. that's coming up. >> okay. and how easy is it to sneak into the america's top terror target, so easy a teen-ager could do it. so easy, three guys with parachutes could do it. what's going on. we're asking former new york city mayor rudy guiliani what's happening. hey, mr. mayor. >> tell us after the commercial ,

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some quick headlines for you. and stop slouching because the way you sit when you're texting could be killing you. literally. a new study found that poor posture for long periods of time can actually lower life expectancy. study authors say it's as big as a health risk as obesity. and senate majority leader harry reid is being investigated for allegedly funneling campaign dough to his granddaughter's business. meanwhile, reid, who recently called the koch brothers unamerican, didn't do too well in a recent poll. 35% of those surveyed had a negative impression of harry compared to 25% who felt bad about the koch brothers. harry reid wins. it's so easy a teen-ager could do it. so far, four daredevils have been arrested and charged for sneaking past security at the

new world trade center at the freedom tower. some of them even parachuted off the roof. but the challenge proved too tough for two cnn producers, arrested and charged yesterday afternoon for trying to pull off the same stunt. so why is america's top terror target such a security disaster or challenge? former mayor of new york city, rudy guiliani here. mr. mayor, your reaction to the first two successful entrances? >> shouldn't have happened. security has been 100% effective and enormously well thought out because it is a clear target. the building was hit in '93. they waited until 2001, hit it again. you hate to say this, but it's obvious you're going to have islamic extremist terrorists who have this crazy, obsesstive mind to hit it. the only thing i can say is thank god it happened now and thank god they got them. hopefully we'll see very, very intense security, the right kind of security that should have been there in the first place. >> a 16-year-old was able to sneak past security?

>> in a way issue the -- the 16-year-old, they think he's no problem. maybe the cnn, they see he's an adult. you have to be prepared for that. this building should have better security to be fooled by a 16-year-old. hopefully if they have any intelligence and i'm sure they do, now that security will be -- we have buildings in new york, including the one that i'm in, this building. i happen to be two buildings from you -- that have excellent security. really, really good security. that building should have better security than our buildings. it's more of a target. >> absolutely. and yet, we understand from the port authority issues they're not going to have video surveillance, they don't have tv cameras in there that work and won't this year. how is that possible? >> that's a very big mistake because that's underestimating the attractiveness of that building to these weird minds that exist around the world. >> so yesterday the president of the united states taking some questions and he was asked about russia. he says yeah, they're just a regional power. but when it comes to the one

thing he's really worried about, it is a nuke in new york city. your reaction to that? >> i think he should worry about both. one is more remote than the other, meaning the chances of a nuke in new york city are much less possible than -- >> today than when -- in 2000? >> at any time. it's a definite threat, but you got to put the threat in the percentage of risk that exists as opposed to putin deciding he wants to take the rest of the ukraine. or putin deciding he's going to do what he's sort of suggesting he might do, which is protect all the russian speaking people. these are the things we ignored in hitler. these are the things we ignored in other people. i'm not saying he's hitler. but what i am saying is this is a guy with very aggressive tendencies. maybe we should take him seriously and we should prepare for that. i think we should be not giving up military option. that does not mean we use the military option. but it means we don't give it up. for example, suppose he was to decide to attack a nato country. i see the president finally said we would do something about it.

this is a president who also said you couldn't cross the red line in syria and did nothing about it 12 times. he's going to have to back that up with maybe we put some more troops there, maybe he should reverse the cuts in the military and increase the cuts in the military. maybe he should go read gorbachev's book. in it, he says, ronald reagan spent the soviet union into oblivion. what he meant was, right hand reagan spent so much money on the military, they couldn't keep up with us and here is what they were about ronald reagan and not about this president. they were afraid of him. doesn't mean the president has to to be irresponsible. but he has to be someone who is taken seriously. >> too many world leaders think that our president is a pushover. rudy knows a lot about reagan. he used to work for him. he's sticking around and we got more questions for new two minutes. >> mar it mccallum -- martha mccallum is going to tell us what's happening at the top of her show and then joining us on the radio. >> thank you so much. coming up, 122 objects in the

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good morning. 52 minutes after the hour. another obamacare delay and it's on the honor system. you now have until mid april to get signed up on healthcare.gov and give your reason and the government is not going to be looking into it. joining us to react is the former mayor of new york city,

rudy guiliani. good morning. and top democratic pollster is telling democrats who are obviously shaking in their boots a little bit about the midterm elections to flee from obamacare and say it was flawed from the beginning. we're going to fix it. what do you say? >> they're right. actually the first thing they said that's true. it was flawed from the beginning. everything the president has said about it turned out to be untrue. we know you can't keep your doctor and you can't keep your medical -- and also remember it was not going to cost money. we were going to save money. >> what happened to that? >> every day, the number goes up and up and up and up and up. of course, the statement that you would save money by insuring more people was inherently absurd. it costs more money to insure more people. a lot of people that don't have insurance don't want it. so i think it's a disaster. >> as a political issue, it's march. if you're a republican, are you smart just to run out the clock for november and just say, let's run against big government programs like obamacare?

>> i believe the obamacare message is a much better message when it's taken to what i call the next level, when it's taken to the overarching level of just one more example of how the obama administration has taken away your freedoms, how he has taken away your ability to make choice for yourself, including taking away your money, taxes, where he gets to make choices about how you use it. you don't get to make those choices. taking away -- not giving us choice about schools. not supporting charter schools the way he should. not supporting vouchers. so we can select our own schools for our children. in every respect, the obama administration has taken this country and made it more intrusive into our lives. not to mention what he's doing to business, what he's doing to the financial industry, what he's doing to the pharmaceutical industry, what he's doing to just about every industry, overregulating them, overregulating small businesses. when you start with that, which is what they did in florida, i think then you really -- >> in a special election. >> you really reach the emotion that's driving the tea party. which is he's taking away our

freedom. >> that's why a lot of people are look to the next president. as things sit right now, who do you think on the republican side has a good shot? >> it's unfair to preclude a lot of people 'cause a lot of people could come along. i just look at the two people that i know best. jeb bush and chris christie have the broadest appeal so far. they're the ones that have shown that they can reach in and get independent voters. christie in getting independent voters when he ran in new jersey and every time jeb ran in florida, he would get a lot of independents, a lot of democrats and many, many -- >> what challenges are they going to have to overcome? >> all the challenges republicans face. chris christie was the front runner. that's one of the reasons they within after him so badly. he was the only republican beating hillary clinton. they decided they would take an issue, a bad issue and drive it up into the biggest issue of all. >> is there somebody on the republican side that do you not subscribe to that you see as -- i mean, people like rand paul, ted cruz, scott walker.

>> i like governor perry a lot. governor perry is a good friend of mine. i'm not sure what his intentions are. the two i mentioned i think have the best chance. the others could all show me something. i would have trouble with rand paul on foreign policy. the rest of them i'd have no trouble at all supporting. of course, i'd support rand paul over hillary clinton, but i would have real reservations about foreign policy and i see with the whole thing that's happened in crimea that rand paul has moved a little on foreign policy. that kind of made me happy 'cause if he was going to be the nominee -- i believe we need a president after this president, like ronald reagan was a correction to jimmy carter. not just domestically, but foreign policy. and i believe we are in worse shape in foreign policy. i think he's been a worse foreign policy president than he's been a domestic president and he's been a pretty bad domestic president. >> rudy guiliani is going to stick around with us. more "fox & friends," two minutes from now.

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