>> thanks so much for joining us everybody. enjoy your thursday. america's news headquarters starts right now. the crisis is mounting overseas and how should we respond to vladimar putin's next move. welcome to hq. i am bill hemmer. >> and i am elizabeth. the latest show town with russians is hitting a nerve with americans. cording to the news poll, >> the foreign policy has pushed the disapproval rating to an all- time high. chris wallace. talk about the politics. >> people don't think president obama is handling it well and if they are requested if the country is safer and stronger

than it was recently? they say it is not safer and stronger and so they clearly don't think that the president has handled the situation. having said that. that doesn'tly mean they want to be more involved in arresting crimmia from the russian bear. 55 percent say yes. and 53 percent say now. they are not happy with what the president has done but don't want to be more involvement. >> another suggestion about leadership. has he been tough enough. a clear two-thirds believe he's not been tough enough. >> it goes back to the question of how he handled it. it seems that the president is a step late and putin is in control of the situation. he acts and then the president and the west reacts. and oftentimes, the sanctions

that he announces are dismissed by the kremlin. the president is not dealing with this just by himself. there are sharp limits because of the limits on our trade to what we can do with economic sanctions against russians and the pene peep union can western europe can do more. because of the dependence on russian gas and oil they are reluctant. >> on that note, what does the white house think that it got from this trip in europe? >> it's interesting, they got the right mood music certainly. at least they suspended russia and putin from the g- eight. and there will not be a summit meet nothing sochi, russia but with hard sanctions and things

to go after putin and the kremlin, they didn't get all that much. and europe, germ no and the european union, still seem to be hesitant to take actions, they have a lot more dependence on russian trade and energy. >> on this leadership again, we asked if the president is strong. and 55- 43 who suggest he is not strong and decisive. you can so the erosion of the numbers. putin is getting the best of him right now. >> yeah, we had one, who would win in a game of chess. putin won over president obama. and it is just a sense. there are two separate issues. people on one hand don't want to get involved in crimea and don't want military involvement and do going to precipitate action.

but there is a sense that putin and russians are in control of the events and president obama and the u.s. have kind of reacted to them and not in a strong or affirmative way. >> there is a lot of news out of the hill and breaking as well. chris, we'll see you a bit later and catch you on sunday. chris has a hot topic of obama care and exclusive interviews with the senators and check out your local listing on sunday. >> more indoccasions that russia could invade eastern ukraine and significant the build up of russian troops near the country's border. estimate is 30,000 or more. one law maker putting the troop count close tore 80,000. so how should americans respond? the former vice chief staff of the u.s. army and a four star

general. and a fox news contributor. >> glad to be here. >> several members of the house armed services committee wrote a letter to president obama uurging him to take a stronger stance against russia and the chairman writing in part continued inaction by the president in the face of invasion will make russian aggression more and not less- likely. i want to know your concerns. is putin's land grab over? >> those troops make a heck of a statement particularly in those kinds of numbers. the fact of the matter we are seeing a new russian order and collapse of the international order that we are used to since the collapse of the soviet union. putin is not through. he senses the part of weakness in the united states and nato.

he will challenge the order. the troops there are for a reason. we have to assume he will use the troops and we'll see something like that unfolding in the next few days. >> you talked about sensing weakness. a new fox news poll shoes 50 percent of the americans say military forces needed to stop russia and crimea. and only 30 percent say diplomacy and sanctions alone will be enough. >> what do you make of these numbers? >> i do think that in dealing with putin. tough sanctions should be put on the table. the fact of the matter is, we haven't put them on the table. we should be dealing with 200 plus leaders and what is taking place in the country and going after the industry groups that make a difference and financial backing system and energy system itself. none of that took place in europe. what we are dealing with is freezing the assets of some

russian leaders. and putin looks at that and laughs it off as not being serious and gives him a license to move again. that's what we are seeing. and so we don't have tough sanctions. and i do believe that the leader ares around putin put nato on the table. we have to make certain that that gets taken off of the table. by that, we should be putting troops in the countries like etonya and latvia and litheuniona. they know the troops are there for a reason and they will be defended. i am not convinced that putin and leaders know in their minds that nato would fight for estoppia for example. >> are european partners and nato cut back on the military budgets and the pentagon reduced our military size is that a factor in putin's decision

making and he feels it is the right time to act more aggressively. >> it is not a single factor by itself. it is contributing. you would have liked to so the means that took place in brussels. the fact of the matter the collective leadership in europe committed themselves to strengthen the abilities and the u.s. did the same and this president came back and readjusted the defense budget that would signal we are serious and none of that took place. >> that's unfortunate. >> thank you for your insight. >> good to talk to you, elizabeth. >> hope of finding more survivors in washington state fading fast. a neighborhood has been buried under torrent of mud and clay. some fores of victims never being found. a look at the devastation. the mud slight leaving a barren

landscape and a community wiped off of the face of the earth. back in washington, search crews wrapped up the news conference. how was it going for them, dan? >> reporter: bill, the biggest hope of fining more survoufors is all but gone. it was a somber news conference that wrapped up. the four chief said the official death toll is 16 and then he added that number will go up substantially as son as the medical examiners can catch up with the search crews. the number of missing is 90. and officials told us that that is a accurate number and in so many words indicated that there is a real chance most if not all are dead. they found 25 bodies trapped in 30 foot of mud, trees and boulders and some in cars swept hundreds of feet off of the highway. >> when a person is removed,

things get somber out there. it gets quiet for a now minutes and you can almost hear a pin dropout there. you so seasoned veterans in this business start to tear up and their eyes get glassy and it is their way of paying respect to these people's loved ones that have been lost. >> more than 200 people are involved in what can only be described as a recovery mission. cadaver dogs are the most effective tol. 180 people live full time in the neighborhood that was levelled and we are starting to hear from the lucky ones that survived. >> we were flying and tumbling and then it was done. it was probably done in less than 30 seconds. >> reporter: and the survivors like mrs. young blood have nothing and can't go back to their property to see what if

anything is salvagingable. this recovery praegz we are told could take weeks. we are also told that some of the victim's bodies may never be found. >> happen in an instant, to. dan, springer, arlington, washington. thanks, elizabeth. also out west wild weather hitting california. you can hear hail pelting vehicles as stops slam the northern and central parts of the state. at least two tornados also touching down. people outside of sacramento taking cover as one hit their city. >> i saw debrie flying in the air and the house from my roof fell down and i got super freaked out and i ran to the closest. >> here i am and i left this in the midwest and here we are with damage to our house. >> the tornado reportedly leaving a trail of debris 300 yards long. and fortunately no injuries were

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a firefighter helped and getting the man to safety just in time and sharing what he was going through. >> it was burning through my highs and throat. i within to a window and tried to open and i was in a panic and at that point. i am going to die right here. god help me. and he said yes, come on. and got a grip and let's go. and after seeing the video. i realize how lucky it was and close it was. >> he suffered only minor burns to his face and hands. >> one swing and he made. it >> reaction from obama care. the insurance company said it makes a confusing system even worse just when they were trying to figure out the rates for next year. stephen moore, hanging out with

the colkids in austin. how are you? >> with karl rove. >> that's too. him, too, i should say. now if the insurance company's heads are spinning. why does that make a difference to people like you or me? >> monday is the dead line. and monday is the end of the month and that's when americans were supposed to have signed up with obama care and the door is slammed shut. we are finding and this goes back to a conversation earlier in the week. they are 2 million short. and that is not such a hard dead line after all. and we'll give people a month or 2 or 3. the reason they are confused, bill. they don't know if they are

different than the ones signed up on time. what is their income or health status. they don't know what to make on this. we don't know the health status of these people. >> could that lead to higher premiums in itself. when you extend the deadline. there is an assumps for americans, i don't have to sign up for obama care. i can be in the ambulance and sign up for health insurance. you are giving an incentive for people to hold off and then sign up at the last-minute. that's not the way the insurance policy is supposed to work. yes, we'll so higher premiums under obama carr. >> what would the administration say? >> you know what it is. it is they are a little embassied they are 2 million people short of where they should be. and this is the only way to get

people to continue to enroll. it is like if you have a test in college. and that's what is happening with obama care. they are extending the deadlines. people are going to the website, bill. out of the curiositiy and grazing but not buying the product. all you have to do is click a button. enjoy karl rove in austin. and in november a month after the administration was lost it would be extended one year and certain individual man dates were delayed until 2015 and that delay was extended to 2016.

>> and the states following the administration's lead and extending that enrollment period. of those, nevada and marry lapd and minnesota had so much trouble for the website they are giving people time. it has been plagued by glitches from the beginning. and off we go. >> democrats taking action as concerns about obama care affects them. police raiding our busy airport because someone is stealing luggage that does not belong to them. who's behind it in a moment. >> plus the possible now clue for missing flight 370. even though the search grinneds to a halt because of the weather. >> it is difficult with the rain showers and low visibility. and concentration required to pick up a visual, it make its difficult. difficult. canned leer

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>> someone has been stealing luggage in los angeles. police made six arrests after serving two dozen search warrants after months of investigating. authorities say most of the suspects are current and former baggage handlers hired by contracting companies and not bite airport itself. >> turning to the hunt for missing malaysian jet. a new debris field. images show throw hundred objects in the same area where a french satellite captured images on sunday. steve has the latest from

washington. >> reporter: yeah, elizabeth, a lot of enticing leads and still no evidence in the search for the missing jet liner. planes searching that zone were called back because of stormy weather. the ships were able to continue the search. as hopes were revived that poses of the satellite. and the soilths identified a debrie free contain 300 victims. but so far nothing was recovered. nsearching the air, we were unable to locate anything visually. the weather was not good for the search, and the swell and sea scape was high in the area as well. >> that was the same area where a french satellite located possible debris on sunday.

the son of the pilot, the 53-year-old, defended his father. the 26-year-old a med said speculation of his father playing a role in the plane's disappearance is unfounded. the young man said i ignored all of the speculation, i know my father better. he travels so much, but i understand him. and finally's new fox poll think that 16% think it was a victim of a terrorist plot and 26 percent think it crashed by accident. others think it was hijacked for reasons other than terrorism and one in four offered no opinion at all. >> stove, thank you. >> and so remember when the white house made the stand obama care. >> is there going to be a grace period at all with people having trouble with the website because

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gourmet sprinkles vending machine has sites in beverly hills and atlanta. it is 4.25 a piece. they are always fresh. they cost 4.25. >> i believe it is right. it is 15 bucks. >> i prefer a 4.25. >> there is no butter or sugar. >> it is like eating granola. >> and it is good for you. so we want to know. >> what is in your vending machine? >> send me's tweet at bill hemmer. >> and me. i will stick with cupcakes. >> you can't go wrong. >> this is cynicism. they are lying when they said the deadline wouldn't change and everyone knew they were lying

and no one is surprised they are lying and no one cares about it a partnerly. >> there is charles krauthammer saying that the white house is dihonest with the latest delay in obama care. this as anxious democrats with as on the poll set to come out with a bill to fix the health care law. we have chris wilson gop and former director of the texas party. thank you for joining us. >> joe, let's start with you. charles has strong words for the president there. how does this administration avoid the perception that they are not sticking to the rules they originally made when they extended the dead lines. >> i don't think they will avoid that. changing to march 31st to april 15th is a change. i don't think in the end there is a political consequence to

the changing the day it closes for 15 days, i don't think there is significantly that many more people that sign up. i mean, on the good or bad side. people who hate it are going to keep hating obama care and people who live it will love it. and the numbers are baked in the tape for while. and majority of the people having trouble with the law. i am not pushing it aside. i don't think the change in the date will party. >> chris, you agree with that. don't you think they should stick on a deadline. >> of course i do. i disagree that the numbers are baked in the cake. the american people are more and more against. it the interesting note, not just american people in general but specific subgroups and the hispanics in a lot of key states now are majority against obama care and one group used to support it strongly. and obama with the democrats

with this law is the best gift republicans could receive in ing that the law like this makes things worse. you are not just seeing democrats running scare. but the core that voted democrat is moving back because of one key issue and that's obama care. >> you brought up election and i of the to shift gears. democrats in the senate are introducing legislation that would go through congress to twoek the affordable care act. they came up with a copper plan. it is a lower premiums and really working to get the younger generation, the latest push, you know is it coincidental and joe, answer this. you think it has any condense to november, the mid- term elections. >> obviously before the elections, you will so this coined of a bill or proposal. and look, what is interesting, i

think chris is wrong about this. the thing that changed dramatically. the number of people who want to repeal the law is down according to the kaiser poll down to 29 percent. and the actions that the democrats are talking about, keep it but fix it, it is more where voters are. clearly there are a lot of people who want to repeal it but it is down to 29 percent. this makes sense in terms of making proposals to make the law better. but keep the positive things that democrats are talking about. if your child is 26 you can keep them under the plan. and preexisting conditions. fix the bad things and that's one of the things that the senators are trying to do. >> chris, what do you think about the senators move? >> it is interesting. want to change the rowels and until hopefully they will have a success.

and the other half want to rewrite the law and harry reid. blaming the problem on people not working the internet properly. when it comes to changing or repealing the plan, the fact is that things are getting worse. people have not felt the affect of insurance rates rising or plan going away. and so that becomes more and more of an issue and we see that as obama care is implemented. they are losing their plan and doctor and rates are going up. and you will see the numbers going worse and worse and all happens closer to the election. nfinal word, do you think that harry reid will let this bill get a vote on the floor. >> i don't think they have an idea of how that goes down or allow it. i wont hazard to guess. >> he is so unpredictable. harry reid will have to fight. to many democrats up for

reelection and running scared on this law and because of that, he will have a revolt if he doesn't allow it to come to a vote. >> thank you, gentlemen. >> by the way cupcakes is not 15 bucks in new york. that is exaggeration. >> you will get angry e-mails. >> president obama meeting with pope francis amid religious controversy over the obama carry contraception man date. and father norris is here to talk about that. father, how are you? >> 52 minutes and went longer than some expected. what was your sense of how this conversation would have gone with each man? >> there is a part we don't know and part we do. it was a surprise to people who follow the vatic an closely. and i spoke to a a p reporter 20 or 30 minutes and he will not talk about hot button issues and

talk about income inquality or social justice. what happened. it went 52 minutes like you said and there is a big part we don't know and certainly there would have been cordiality and greetings and prayers coming from pope francis to president obama et cetera, and then the vatican released a summery and it was a surprising summery and what they say about things in the united states? that it the pope expressed concern about religious liberty. we know what he is talking about and conscious objection. and he talked about immigration reform. those are pretty chlor thing as well as human trafficking and they are hot button issues and not expected by most junior willist. >> this pope is vowed by many in the press as being more open and liberal might be the wor.

but when you look at what he's done since he's been pope, has anything changed with the conservative values of the church in and if they haven't is the reporting of who he is accurate? >> i would say yes, and no, bill. >> and i think you are right that there hasn't been any change in church doctrine on all of the core issues and the pope for the last 200 years. he's brought in a new tone and brought if a now emphasis seaing that you can't heal someone who is injured by telling them what is wrong with them. you have to learn to love them and accept them and embrace them and done that in his own actions and it is easier to hear the tough messages and i don't believe that president obama was looking forward to the visit and stayed in there 52 minutes and he also got an earful about the things that the pope doesn't

agree with him on. >> there was a book given to him, right. and there was a statement in there, there was a phrase or quote on behalf of the quote who said it is not a progressive position, to take a human life, i am paraphrasing. >> it is not progressive to solve problems by taking human life. and the pope gave this to him as reading material. and president obama responded by saying, i will probably read this in the oval office. i don't know if that was a nervous or uncomfortable response to the surprising thing of the pope giving you reading material. and talked about the things they agree on and including and making sure we don't go toradics aside the poor. they share a now things and the pope did not pull any punches.

that's for sure. >> and enjoy the rest. >> and no cupcakes for sure. nespecially the $15 ones. we have no time for that. >> thank you, father. >> and alarming new numbers on autism just out and a big increase. dr. mark si egal is here. >> and a man in the bright future of politics caught in a fbi raid that is straight out of hollywood.

shall weigh check in with gretchen. >> you stole the wors out of my mouth. >> thank you so much, guys, great to see you. coming up on the real story e. senator mark warner broke the news. west virginia joe manchin joins us exclusively. we have breaking news about the

obama enrollment numbers. are they close to 7 million? we'll tell you. >> it may take years for congress to get e-mails from lois lerner. and the newlywed with who pushed her husband off of the cliff wants to change her blow. nfunny how that changes things. >> ten years to life thing. >> startling numbers for the centers of disease control and prevention. cvc one in every 68 children are identified with autism disorder. previous number is one in 88. it is a 33 percent increase over the last. we'll gr bring in dr. seigle. thank you for joining us today. nhi, elizabeth. it is a dramatic increase from 2012. you mentioned there are a number

of contributing factor, you say multifactorial. and why is it. does it necessarily prove we have an increase in cases. >> elizabeth, the centers for disease control told me we don't know it is an increase in cases. it may be we are better at finding it. what is autism? we don't know what the cause of it is yet. it is a brain dysfunction that occurs and usually interfers with the ability of children to communicate and say what is on their mind. they may be zoned out or not meet your glance and certain criteria used to diinginose it. if we diagnose it early. and the earlier we diagnose and help these kids. multifactitorial. it is probably an environmental factor and genetic factor and

something that women are exposed to when they are pregnant or men are getting older when they have kids and we'll see the med occasions that are wrong to take in pregnancy and that is what that means. a word of caution, here, to, cvc said to me, we thought it was a mir sol, the additive in vaccine and we went down a billion which course and proved it was not that. and so let's not go down another path and cost a lot of money and end up anywhere. we'll be looking carefully at the cause of autism are. >> you talk about when a child is diagnosed. autism spokes, arguably one of the largest groups released the following statement and though autism is identified and diagnosed as early as two, the average age continues to hover a round four and half years and

this means that many individuals are missing out on the transformative outcomes. if we are going to make a direct and meaningful impact. reducing the average age is a priority. how do we create awareness and kids are tig matoyed. what if they are just hyper kids? >> i agree with that statement and even now we are making a difference on kids. you don't want to get in a position where you misdiagnose kids. we would like to diinginose them at age of two. kids are moving targets and locks like autism in the age of two may not look like at four. and really it is it a huge story today. it shoes that we are getting better at diagnosing it.

the earlier you intervene the better for the kid, but you don't want to wrongly give someone a diagnosis they don't have. look at it both ways. >> a fine line. >> a rising star in politics facing a slow of federal charges including money laundering and gun running, we'll tell you about that in court today. >> do clowns creep you out. images of a clown are causing a stir and people calling for an end to what could be an unsettling stunt. >> people are scary. and he scares somebody enough he could get hurt. they should reveal what they are doing and be done with it and let people relax. female announcer: through sunday at sleep train's big gift event

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he was running for secretary of state. probably not anymore. in exchange, he allegedly offered political favors and firearms. he's accused among other things of putting an undercover fbi agent in touch with an arms dealer who could get rocket launlers from a muslim rebel group all this crusading for gun control and good government in san francisco. yee is the third senate democrat to get caught up in scandals and calls are mounting for him to step down today. >> as such, consistent with the actions we have taken in other situations, i want to on behalf of my colleagues today call on senator yee to resign, leave. don't burden your colleagues and this great institution with your troubles. >> yee was indicted yesterday along with two dozen others arrested in a series of raids across northern california, the

culmination of a five-year sting operation by the fbi. senator yee, whose office is in the state building behind me, has not been seen publicly though he is free on bond. his lawyer says yee is holding up and will plead not guilty to seven counts of conspiracy and corruption, charges that could send the 65-year-old yee to prison for the rest of his life if he's convicted. >> what a story. thank you. claudia cowan on that in san francisco. >> a new atm-style machine in new york city where you can buy a cupcake. we want to know what's in your vending machine? >> a lot of junk food. a lot of junk food. wait until you hear these answers. >> i can't wait. >> cally filled. >> or calorie-free, depending if you want to lie to yourself about it. >> hang on for that. ♪

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>> bud light in the vending machine, 5kopp's custard, 0 cal >> my cohort and friend. >> potatoes and guinness, like that one too. >> wee lad. >> thank you for joining us. >> i'm bill hemmer, here is gretchen. see you tomorrow on friday. >> we start with fox news alert today. there's new action on obamacare sparked by concerns on upcoming elections. hi, i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story." live on capitol hill. dems pushing new legislation. they say it fixes obama care. joe manchin of west virginia will join me just a few minutes from now to explain this new bill. house and senate both backing measures to help cash strapped ukraine and stick russia with sanctions. a new version expected to arrive at the white house today. amid growing concerns about