good morning, everybody. it is sunday the 30th of march, 2013. i'm anna kooiman. less than 24 hours to go until the alleged obama care deadline and the president's signature achievement. the punchline? >> what we're going to do is you're going to hold this health care.gov sign and we'll give you ferrell's hat and an e-cigarette to chew on. and he's going to -- >> fist bump. >> all this as another state steps away from the exchanges. and this morning secretary of state john kerry heads to paris to meet his russian counterpart. but will ruling with his soft

hand have any effect on putin's plans? we'll tell you. and is this the key to happy sentence. >> again? >> at first, he was a little anxious. >> what? >> i say the chance -- >> why one man has been watching "groundhog day" to give him a happy life. i agree with him. "fox and friends" begins right now. we have two ferrell references then. send us your pictures of what makes you happy. >> keep them g-rated, however. >> that's an odd term for you to say. they don't have to be totally g-rated. they can be pg-13, a little "r." >> maybe for your eyes only. >> wake up!

>> you can be g-rated until at least 8:00. >> there's the lovely tucker carlson and anna kooiman. we have news about obamacare this morning. >> one someday until the six months is over. it began on the 1st of october. and tuesday is the first of april. one state decided not only to not make the deadline, but they are giving up on the entire system. the state of maryland run by mark o'malley decided to dump the exchange system for connecticut. >> what's amazing is martin o'malley is one of the first huge obamacare supporters, one of the first to come out, and it's been one of the states to have more problems than any other state, although if you stack it up against oregon, they don't even have a website that's working. >> they spent $304 million in oregon, and not a single person could get obamacare through the website. >> maryland spent $125 million

to set up their state exchange which they are scrapping in favor of connecticut's website. and other states are looking to massachusetts' website working okay. others are looking to california's website which seems to be working okay. but maryland's crumbling and not able to work either. >> yeah, so we are trying to figure out exactly how many people have signed up of the 6 million that the obama administration has been out thing this week to say we reached our goal of 6 million enrollment, even though we don't know how many people have paid. if you go into a restaurant and buy a burger, then you can eat it. but if you go and say you want it, that doesn't mean you have bought it and can have a bite of it yet, right? betty mccoy was on "justice" last night and says, you know what? here's where the math really lies. >> there's a big difference between selected, the administration said 6 million people selected a plan, big difference between selecting and paying. and although the secretary of broken promises, kathleen

sebelius, won't tell us how many people have actually paid, the day that we have from state exchanges that indicates some of those states, a third haven't paid, and on the federal exchanges, as many as 20% have been paid. >> so in other words, if you put something in your basket on amazon, it's not the same as buying it. >> and it doesn't show up at your house either. >> that's right. >> amazon has it figured out. they can tell if you pay for it or not. >> they know! >> but how come the federal government, kathleen sebelius is saying, we have no idea. do we really not have the technology to tell? >> no, because remember when the federal website was crumbling, where do they turn? they turn to the company who made state websites work well. the one in california and the one in massachusetts. they had to turn to these companies and they said, the state websites are working but the federal website is crumbling, so maryland signed up 49,000, far short of the 150,000 to their numbers preliminarily.

>> it is hard to know what is ot know meaning they are incompetent or are they lying about it? are they keeping the numbers from the public because they are too embarassing? >> i don't know. but when you become the topic of the cold open on "saturday night live," it's a bad sign. did you see that last night? this is the opening line. >> let's keep this going, the sign-up is on monday. >> i think if you trust mara, she'll get you 10 million new sign-ups on healthca$9:uju in the next 48 hours. >> so what do we need food. >> let's start with instagram. the white house accounted pictures of you talking to school kids. so, let's flip the script a little and do something that goes totally viral. you're going to hold this healthcare.gov sign and we'll give you ferrell's hat. and an e-cigarette to bite on.

they are going to eat this up. >> i don't think we should do this. >> three, two, one. come on in, justin. >> i guess i'll kiss the president. the president probably doesn't want to kiss me. you want to kiss this? >> let's bring in kim kardashian, harre styles, a cat dressed like princess styles. >> three, two, one. >> it's a lot. hollywood is trying to get tv

movies and producers to get obamacare into script. product placement. >> exactly. that's not so far off from reality, really. when valerie jarrett is out there between two ferns -- we'll learn more on this throughout the show. halfway home from saudi arabia, secretary of state john kerry will now stay overseas in paris for talks on ukraine with his russian counterpart. peter doocy is live with the very latest. what is this last meeting about? >> reporter: tucker, as you said, the secretary of state staying overseas to get more facetime with president putin's number one diplomat, the foreign minister, sergey smzlavrov. the two decided it would be best for their representatives to sit down, as you remember, when

russia began posturing for a move into crimea shortly after the winter olympics in sochi, president obama got president putin on the phone for 90 minutes, phone calls do seem to be the most common way for the american and russian presidents to communicate right now because the two leaders have not seen each other in a while. as russia was not included in the most recent g8 meeting. now, as for secretary kerry, he was about halfway home from a trip throughout europe and saudi arabia with president obama, but the two of them had two different planes. so kerry was able to change course without too much trouble. so far diplomacy has failed to stop russia's aggressive behavior in ukraine, but the hope is that today's meeting between kerry and lavrov will produce another idea about a way forward that benefits both ukraine and russia. and this last-minute addition to the secretary of state's schedule doesn't mess up his week too much because he was supposed to go back to europe anyway on tuesday to meet with

nato ministers. back to you. >> all right. peter doocy live in washington, thank you. eight minutes after the hour, we have other stories making headlines. this morning hundreds of students at the university of arizona rioting after their team's march madness loss. >> police firing pepper spray into the crowds after students hurled beer bottles and firecrackers at them. at least night people have been arrested. wisconsin took down arizona in a 64-63 overtime thriller to end the wildcats national championship dreams. wisconsin advances to the final four. several earthquakes in oklahoma overnight, the largest a 4.3 magnitude near oklahoma city. in the meantime, more than 100 aftershocks have rattled the southern california area since friday night's 5.1 magnitude earthquake. the quakes forced dozens of

people out of their homes after crews discovered serious foundation problems. >> it took out everything, stuff was falling out of my garage from the rafters out of my garage and my dog was freaking out. all our china broke, wine bottles, picture frames fell off the walls, it looks like a mess. >> the quake also caused a rockslide near the epicenter which shut down roadways throughout the area. gas leaks, water main breaks and power outages also were reported. 18 people now dead following the tragic mudslide in washington. and this morning the number of people missing has dramatically dropped from 90 to 30. now after a week of exhausting searching through waist-high mud and heavy rains, crews are taking a moment to remember the victims. >> all units, please join us in a moment of silence in honor of the victims and loved ones lost in the landslide. >> officials say finding and identifying all the victims could stretch out for a very

long time. and bring on the slide, celebrities are getting lots of green stuff at the nickelodeon awards in los angeles. mark wahlberg was the host. one direction and sponge bob squarepagea squarepants were the big winners. cory robinson walked away slime-free. those are your headlines. remember "double dare" with mark summers? >> and what was that one, you can't do that on television, then you say, i don't know and you get slimed? we should incorporate that here on on the set. put it over there. >> i have no idea what you're talking about. >> i don't either. >> slime. let's take a look at the weather picture as you're waking up this morning. temps not bad, a big warm up across the central plains. enjoy it because blizzard conditions come in tomorrow.

big snow across the northeast. flooding concerns, a lot of the rivers are going out of their banks because of the snow melt. the very different rain than we saw yesterday. we had a lot of severe weather yesterday, especially across parts of florida and north carolina as well. but today is your absolutely great day, but turning to the northeast, a slow-moving storm. so another day of a lot of wind and rain and you'll also notice this snow across interior sections, some of that piling up about 5 inches in spots in ohio. we'll see more heavy snow around the touchhill plateau and very windy and rainy conditions all there across much of the coastal areas. out across the west, this storm is moving farther to the south. good news for central california getting decent rain in there. one more day of rain across the pacific northwest. tomorrow they dry out in the seattle search area for about two days. and then more heavy rain moves in to the later part of the week. thank you, rick. coming up on the show, they are the small businesses taking on

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welcome back. 6 million are now enrolled in obamacare. on twitter obama's political strategist called it an amazing comeback story. homeowners from six states were in a court this week that we hear could come crashing down.

what does this case mean? >> this case was filed last may by business owners across six different states in state that is opted not to set up exchange, so they operate on healthcare.gov, the federal exchange system. because they wlif there, their business owners and individuals shouldn't be subject to the mandate penalties under the aca that help to fund the subsidy system. this is in appeals court right now. and if they were to win, this could bring the subsidy system collapsing down. >> what are the small business owners saying about obamacare? why don't they want it? it should help them out? >> they are saying that the government opted not to set up exchanges, so why should their taxpayer dollars go toward funding subsidies for people across the country who can't afford it. >> the federal government stepping in to help with the exchanges and taking the lead in 36 states that have the exchanges set up properly. what does this mean for those states that have not set up these health care exchanges right now? we have the 36 states here on the map on your screen right now

that are not setting them up, so the government has to come in? >> that's healthcare.gov. that's why the federal system has seen issues because they are trying to serve people across 36 states. we have seen some states like connecticut which we all know is a success story. maryland is turning to them for help. they set up exchanges within the state, so they are operating with fewer people, less volume, and have seen more success. >> what will this mean? what will happen if this gets struck down in the states? >> so this small business case, they got ruled against in january. it hit appeals court and was expedited. so this decision should come in a few months. once we get the decision, either way this hits the supreme court. the small businesses aren't backing down and it's unlikely that the government could back down because they don't want to see the subsidy system collapse. they want it to stand. >> what can we learn about the district of columbia? the case was struck down in january there -- >> yes, but it hit appeals

court. >> so these states could literally walk away from these things, not having exchanges set up, so could people move to these areas? could businesses be up and moving to other states they don't have to deal with the subsidy problems? >> i think we'll see the business owners stand strong in the supreme court. this could have huge ramifications across the country. >> unbelievable. stay on top of this, kate rogers, we'll watch this on foxbusiness.com as she wades her way through the muddy mess. >> thank you, clayton. coming up on the show, a group of veterans speaking out about the president's foreign policy. watch. >> it makes me feel like the sacrifices that i made and my friends made are completely in vain. >> one of the vets here live with his message to the president. that's coming up next. and a soldier serving overseas ends his tour early. why? to be a hero here at home. wait until you hear this story. it will make your day. ♪

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wake up friends. 23 minutes after the hour. an australia navy warship with the black box detector on board is heading to the southern indian ocean to search for the missing malaysian flight 370. the black box has a week's worth of life remaining. meanwhile, objects pulled from the water yesterday have been examined and do not belong to the missing plane. and california's high seas bullet train not as advertised. the state now saying the $68 billion taxpayer funded project is, quote, real world engineering issues that will slow the l.a. to san francisco ride down making the trip over

three hours. it's about 30 minutes longer than planned. tucker? what we have been able to do is to say, we ended the war in iraq. >> under president obama's leadership, we've ended the war in iraq. >> we ended the war in iraq. >> we ended the war in iraq as i promised. >> when i read the news that al qaeda had taken over fallujah and the rest of the anbar province, it made me extremely angry and frustrated. >> they sacrificed their lives because america asked them to, and now this group vets for t e freedom fears the administration is putting us all at risk. in a letter they wrote, quote, mr. president n five short years you have managed to gut our military, dismiss clear and present threats and leave america's image and stature in tatters. joining me this morning a former marine, kurt lundquist. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me.

>> you joined the marine corps in 2001. you have seen this from the beginning of the war on terror, how did it make you feel when you saw the al qaeda flag in fallujah and iraq? >> it made me furious. i spent seven months of my life trying to make that part of the world a better place. and to see that work kind of reverse over the course of five years is extremely frustrating. >> what message does that send to the rest of the world about america's willingness to confront its enemies? >> you know, america is the greatest country in the world. we've fought very hard to earn that place. and it's something that we're going to have to keep up with and continue to push on a regular basis. it's not something we can give up. >> so from what i understand of the letter that you sent, you're basically making the point no matter where you stand on foreign policy, you could agree that watching this administration draw clear red lines and then do nothing when the lines are crossed sends the message that america is weak and

that that weakness invites aggression. is that the point you're making? >> absolutely. i think the situation is currently going on in ukraine is a direct reflection of the weak foreign policy we have had the last five years. >> how do you mean? >> i think russia would have been bold enough to invade a sovereign country if they didn't think that we were lacking the will power to stand up against them. >> you where this letter to the white house, vets for freedom, your group, what kind of response did you get? >> it's been very positive. a lot of the friends that i have have been very supportive. and they agree with us. and very happy we made the video. >> did you get any response from the white house. ? >> no, i have not personally received anything. >> has anyone in your group? >> not to my knowledge. >> what is the philosophy behind the foreign policy of the obama administration? >> well, from what i've seen,

the obama administration is all about public perception and more of a celebrity presence and being liked by everybody as opposed to making tough decisions. i think that's been a detriment to our foreign policy. >> i think it passed a rock in fallujah and had friends killed there, how do your friends who are veterans of the iraq war when looking at that country and say it reverting to something awful? that must be so depressing. >> absolutely. several of my friends suffer from post that matic stress from what they have seen over there, and this is not helping to know all the work they had done is basically for nothing at this point. >> boy, that's really tough. kurt, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> absolutely. any time. >> well, is this the key to happiness? >> did you have ever day jay vu? >> i don't think so, but i can

check with the kitchen. >> watch "groundhog day," again? >> one person says watching the movie "groundhog day" can change your life for the better. you have to hear this. stick around. and wait until you hear what's happening behind the scenes of the show "house of cards." a real life political takedown is coming up next. >> i don't trust anyone. >> then how could you not see this coming? i've got a to-do list and five acres of fresh air. ♪ happiness is a drive-over mower deck. [ male announcer ] that's how we run, and nothing runs like a deere. ♪

♪ oh, i love this song. what makes you happy? we're asking for your photos on facebook and twitter. we've got an idea from a social scientist that just wrote a piece in "the wall street journal" for five tips for happiness. >> he just wrote a new book to getting ahead. he's the smartest person in the united states of america. and certainly counter intuitive to say things no one else is. number one, for example, we are going against the grain. consider marrying young. >> for happiness, marry young. that's counter intuitive. we always hear wait until you are in your 30s, but no, get married young. what's your reasoning behind it? >> i buy it, i got married at 22.

the best thing i ever did. his point is, a happy marriage is a consistent source, maybe the most consistent source of happiness. and so why delay that. >> and you're one of the happiest people i know. >> yeah. thank you. >> and you are comfortable in your own skin and it worked for you. i'm skeptical. because i'm 30 years old and don't feel like i'm getting married any time soon, but people do outgrow each other often, too. i have friends who got married, 22, 23, 24, and they are already getting divorced. you start to feel like maybe you missed out on your youth or you missed out on a career opportunity because you moved for your spouse. >> but he says go for it anyway, even if marriage fails. it's interesting. >> he says because then you'll be friends maybe longer in life. your start-up marriage, you'll experience things in your life and you move on and have happy memories of what you tried, but then move on and you'll all

right. >> the key is to find your soulmate. find someone to get along with. it's not that complicated, but find somebody with the same habits as you. if you are a punctual person, you probably don't want to live with someone late and sloppy. they matter over time. >> if they are little at the beginning, they become worse over time. when you find a cute and adorable -- oh, she leaves her clothes on the floor. oh, that's adorable. then what happens is that really turns into something that really drives you -- >> he says beware of people who you have this relationship where where it may be super fun and the sex is great, but then they like to nag you or hit you below the belt and in a sore spot where it can really count. so lookout for the roller coaster. >> yeah. number three on his list, eventually stop fretting about fame and fortune. that is a good point. when you realize it doesn't matter and you are in the grave, you can't take it with you at all. it's meaningless. we talked about this yesterday with gwyneth paltrow and the

fame, she's not going to be able to take any of that with her. >> how many unhappy rich people do you know? several thousand. >> the upper east side of new york city is the unhappiest zip code in america. also one of the richest spots in all of america. yeah, it was a study out last year or a year and a half ago. the unhappiest spot of america, the upper east side. >> maybe because the churches are empty. take religion serious is number four. he's not specific about which religion, but he says getting in touch with something, believing in something beyond yourself. >> daily prayer and meditation. >> and lately as humans i think we are spiritual creatures as we always wonder, what on earth am i here for? what is my purpose? you can find that in religion. >> one of my purposes is to watch "groundhog day." number five on his list here is watch "groundhog day" the movie repeatedly. the director and writer just passed away, and he was a brilliant comedian. but that's his movie, one of the most underappreciated comedies

of all time. >> why was watching this movie the key to happiness? >> because it's hilarious. but also it makes the point that it all ends. appreciate what's right in from the of you, what you have right now rather than living in the future or the past. >> right. there are so many ways to skim back. >> it's a deep peace. the wall street journal wrote that. >> really good. send us your pictures of the puppies, the kids -- >> they don't have to g-rated, by the way. >> foxnews.com or post it to the facebook page. we'll show them later in the show. >> 36 minutes after the hour. we have other headlines this morning, a possible break in a decade's old person missing case. bones found during an excavation could provide a lead to a case from the 1950s.

a new team of investigators reopened the case of 27 inez garcia who disappeared after an argument with her husband in 1952. police uncovered bone fragments under the garage where the couple lives. garcia's husband is now dead but she obtained a swab from one of her dna children to send off for testing. are there ufos flying over texas. some say these pictures prove it. steve douglas spotted this triangular shaped aircraft over amarillo, texas. they originally thought it was a b-52 borm, but after closer inspection, the two are different. it is probably not aliens but more likely a stealthy airport craft. well, the hit show "house of cards" in the state of maryland facing off over broken promises. >> he made you a promise, but

circumstances have changed. >> the nature of promises is they remain immune to writing circumstances. >> the political drama shoots in maryland where it has received over $25 million in tax credit, but now netflix says they are not receiving enough and is threatening to hand over the cash. in true house of cards collection, they said they will hold a hearing in court this week to approve money for the show. he's fighting for our country in afghanistan, but ricky henderson is now flaying back to his hometown uh to see his flying grandfather. if he doesn't get a new liver, he'll die. so now his grandson is stepping by. >> he's my hero.

he will never understand what he really is. >> henderson is a match, but he had an abnormality in his blood count. more tests need to be sure that the liver transplant will be safe. we sure hope it turns out. let's go to rick reichmuth standing by with a look at the forecast. >> did you like the rainy day yesterday? >> yes, it was good to be lazy. i loved it. >> it gives you an excuse to be lazy. >> we went to the muppet movie. >> was it good? >> it was fantastic. the kids loved it. >> well, there you go, find another movie to go to today e across north. across the southeast, a rough day yesterday. that's all gone. it will be a nice, warm day. clear skies. the pollen is down because of the rain yesterday. good news. going toward the northeast and very heavy rain is going to

bunch and increase in the wind, but not cold enough to be a snowma snowmaker. however, we have snow on the backside of this, northern parts of maine and new england and across portions of the appalachian. then we are getting rain toward san diego. and we do have a winter storm warning down to the asheville, north carolina, area. and anywhere you see the white, that's a winter weather advisory. just a little bit of snow accumulating at times. then to the northern plains, get ready, the red blizzard warning into north dakota and the green blizzard watches, this is for sunday night into monday morning and much of the day monday, some spots are going to be seeing a foot of snow and blizzard conditions on your monday. >> tuesday is april, you can't

have a blizzard. >> i know. when you get snow in april, it doesn't stay long. >> that is over fargo. >> i think of flooding and many years. >> thank you, rick. well, you see this political science at au american university in d.c. has no clue on who is a single member of congress is. >> i don't know. >> that's board. >> probably good. >> american university in d.c., well, one student there says this gives her a bad name because she knows her stuff. she's here to talk to us and prove it. and 2 million women in the workforce earn minimum wage. and the white house now wants to raise it, but the next guest say that is will just hurt the people the president is trying to help. we'll explain.

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we have quick headlines for< 5.5-inch screen. anna? all right, tucker, ago thats. working women make up 47% of the labor force. of those women, 2.1 million of them are making minimum wage or less. so now the white house is pushing to increase the federal

minimum wage to $10.10 per hour. will this have an impact on women? sabrina schaeffer, thank you for being with us. >> good morning. >> so moving the federal standard from $7.25 up to $10.10, you say actually it could hurt the people the president is intending to protect. explain. >> the most important thing for all workers and for those unmarried women caring for children at home is broad economic growth and job creation. one of the problems is that pelosi and others in the democratic party have sort of given a bag tainting of what's really going on out there. the reality is that the majority of minimum wage earners are working part-time. the majority are younger workers, 16-24. 60% are. it's not the dire situation where the head of households not able to care for their families. and there are, when the price of something goes up, people tend to buy less.

>> so you're saying it's a continuing war on women? >> yes, of course. this is a legislative aim towards looking at the midterm elections. really what would help people is robot job creation. we want more jobs, we want more different kinds of jobs, a variety of jobs, women need part-time work and will have better negotiating power, higher wages when we have a stronger economy overall. >> and very often these minimum wage jobs, in fact, in just about the next little while it can help them to get a better job in the future? >> that's right. when we have fewer jobs, the real problem is for the industry-level people. the reason people live in poverty is not because they are in a low-paying job, they don't have consistent paid employment. so the goal has to be making

sure that we have justify jobs is able to work and we should be less concerned about the challenges. >> what do you say in regard to this minimum wage? >> of course we want to grow the pie for everyone, but more women take time out of the workplace to care for children and aging parents. so a lot of women going back into the workforce. i do want a flexible work arrangement. and that only comes when off lit of different job opportunities out there and we don't have that as most of the minimum wage workers get a raise in the first year. we want to make sure women and men have the most opportunities available to them. >> yeah, we need long-term solutions that will be helñing

job creation. right? thank you so much for your time. >>. thank you for having me. university of students can't name a single member of congress. >> isn't bernie frank one? >> bernie frank? >> oh, god, this is about. >> i try to stay out of politics, so -- >> one student there says this gives her a bad name because she just won't prove it. and the incredible half court shot that just made someone very, very real. ♪ hi, i'm terry and i have diabetic nerve pain. it's hard to describe, because you have a numbness,

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well, they are known for having the most politically active students in the country, and yet when asked to name a single sitting united states senator, here's how student at the american university in washington, d.c. responded. watch this. >> can you name one person currently serving in the united states senate? >> the senate? um -- i'm in a politics class. >> oh, not a very good one. can you name one person currently serving in the united states senate? >> um -- god, this is bad. >> however, when asked about pop culture questions, they were able to respond this way. >> what is the name of the hit

song from the movie "frozen"? >> "let it go." >> you got it. >> "let it go." >> you nailed that one. >> that is the important one. lucy is joining us this morning, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i love the work that the media research center does. i think it is wonderful to develop some of the liberal media and whatnot. i think as a college student -- however, there are three to four students to every one or two that knew the answer.

they were ranked top three in the most politically. >> they could possibly be not involved in the pot ticks. >> politics. >> students at the american university know a lot about politics and are to educate but these are affecting our generation specifically. >> how many generations are at au? >> i guess the college republicans in combination of

bringing the leading student -- >> i live three blocks away, do you think the rest of the kids are giving you a bad name. >> of course, they are quite sma smart. we are constantly plugged in to twitter and facebook and are constantly learning more. >> lucy, can you name the vice president of the united states? >> thank you for joining us this morning, lucy. >> thank you so much for having me. riots out overnight, this is how you deal with this.

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hello. good morning, it is sunday the 30th of march, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. the final push, less than 24 hours before the self-imposed obamacare deadline, and the white house not in great shape, but is it less about health care and more about getting democratic votes? what d.c. insiders are saying this morning. and call it a sneak peek at 2016. >> we're going to put the power back in the hands of the hard-working people. >> i am not in this business to win the argument. i am in this business to win elections. >> what happens in vegas does not necessarily stay there. that's a warning to you. republican stars head west to

make their pitch. we have all the highlights, coming up. then she was our country's first black female secretary of state, but that doesn't matter to one liberal professor who wants his university to take away condoleeza rice's invitation to speak. "fox and friends" hour two starts right now. >> well, good morning. it infolds. i'm going to take issue with your very be choice. i'm going to say hour two explodes. >> we're going to be exploded in the batting cage a little later, opening day. >> opening day of baseball, go phillie phillies. also, jackie joney cursey is going to put us to the test. what's sad is that i had to ask what a broad jump is. do i jump and run? >> you'll be great at it.

>> anna kooiman will do a great job. >> can you do it in heels? >> we'll find out. but first, more bad news from the obamacare front. one day left until the self-imposed deadline, six months since the program was rolled out on the first of october, 2012. and the state of maryland has announced it's obama care exchange cannot handle it. they are giving up entirely, spent more than 100 million trying to get it to work and it doesn't. so they decided according to the governor they are just going to take connecticut's. >> what's amazing about it is the owner was a big fan of obamacare from the beginning, and then it was full of problems and glitches. and now the many states are having a problem with flights from massachusetts and now $125

million is down the drain for a website that doesn't work. now they have to spend an additional $40 million -- >> that's better than oregon, too. >> $304 million spent on a website that does not work. >> and it's a soft deadline. there's that box of healthcare.gov where you can say i've had a hard time signing up. the government won't check truthfulness so then you bring home the check on april, but more than three dozen, al, so is this washington playing more than me. >> you'll see the white house continue to compromise from now until the exchange. extending parts of the law, distorting parts of the law to suit their immediate political needs. >> meanwhile, i go out to california and a couple is upset for what they received in the mail. when you sign up using cover

california, you think, this is rig right. this shows up in the mail, this was a separate entity not responsible for them signing up for health care. >> the gentleman said he went out to the mail and brought it inside. he didn't notice this, so what in the world the going on with this? why are they sending us registration questions in the first place? >> that's xaktsly is it they don't feel comfortable giving their names. why would anyone miss cover california with voter exchange. i know it's a one part state in

ceo. there are no republicans. this is creepy. >> it is not like going to the dmv with the opportunity to sign up to vote at the dmv. motor voter law, but they don't come pre-marked when sitting there at the desk when you're talking to the lady to fill out your questionnaire. >> this report came to us from la may sast,. we need a sneak peek how the 2016 gop race may be shaping up, but it's all governors. >> that's what threw me off. scott walker from wisconsin nancy pelosi could be -- >> we are going to send reformers to the state to

understand how things work because they don't understand how to do that in washington. >> i'm not in this business to have an academic conversation. i am not in this business to win the argument. i am in this business to win elections. and here's why. because when we get the moral state for our country, we lose and don't. >> the men are both running for president, so governor bobby jindal, i would say, of louisiana. i talked to someone yesterday who was in las vegas who said there was a ton of talk about former governor of florida, jeb bush, trying to convince him to get into the race. and mitt romney is calling around to test the waters willing to pony up for a real wor world.

>> i don't know where it's going, but i do know people close to governor romney are -- >> a lot of the potential contenders say they are criss-crossing the united states because they are trying to help out republicans in the mid-term elections, but it's been interesting for their jobs because of obamacare and initially it was let's embrace this and try to annuity latti lattice -- meanwhile, headlines to talk about. we have a lot to talk about with the students at the university of arizona rioting after their team's march madness loss. police say they were firing

pepper spray into the crowd after fans threw beer bottles and firecrackers against them. wisconsin took down arizona in the 63-62 overtime thriller. wisconsin advances to the final four. an earthquake shook oklahoma overnight. a large one near 4.3 shook oklahoma city. in the meantime, 100 aftershocks have rattled since friday night. the quake caused major foundation problems. >> it's tough. i have never been through one, so it was an emotional roller coaster for sure. >> what also caused a rockslide near the epicenter shutting down roadways in the surrounding area. gas leaks, water main breaks. so the the ship with the black box is is just one week.

today ten aircraft and eight ships are searching the area just a day after debris was pulled from the water. these objects have been examined and officials say they do not belong to the missing plane. and he was not even a year old, but prince george still commands the world's attention. check this out, the duke and duchess of cambridge released a picture showing the 8-month-old prince with them in london. this was released one week before the official visit to australia and new zealand where william and kate will spent three weeks traveling. >> what happens when you go to the u.k. and see windows outside the balconies. remember when michael jackson did that? >> it is common there. hey, everyone. >> just to try him off after a shower. >> i said it.

i thought about michael jackson was thought it would be inappropriate. so we've got a nice day today. temperaturewise across the northern plains, that's good news. it will be a great day across the northeast with a lot of wind and snow across this area. this is a bit of a coastal storm to bring cold air back in. maybe snow during the overnight hours tonight across the big cities and it's out of here by tomorrow afternoon. if you are delayed because of the winds, today is a nice day as we start to see the day move up tonight into tomorrow. there's going to be a lot of wind, so expect to see blizzard conditions there, unfortunate wi

willly there are no signs of the pattern change at all. >> we can't put away the puffy coats yet? >> you may need to bring them out every third day or sore. >> let's talk about it, what's the temperature like in minnesota this morning? >> today it will be 62ish or so in minneapolis. >> ah. so it's warm with a chance of liberalism. >> they have been wanting to stay since the last of october, i believe it is. you feel like the sun hitting them by provided they by this.

they are getting a medal of ñ% distinction and people are mad about it because she represents the abortion industry and all that, but people disagree with that. i don't know anybody trying to prevent her from speaking. that's the difference here. they don't want condoleezza rice to be allowed to talk. >> and she has a pretty impressive resumé. started at age 15 at the university of denver with an accomplish accomplished feat. it's like, come on, liberals at the liberal universitys are supposedly super tolerant and are supposed to welcome all

sorts of thought, right? well, they don't want to have conversations about anything that has to do with a concept that they don't believe in. >> i thought life was for free-speech. we have -- or aught to be allowed to say what we think, and then we could argue back and forth, but you should not be doing that. and up next, we have a woman here with how the president is hurting you more than helping you. and now guys are crying foul. is that really unfair?

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visit your dealer or johndeere.com/1family. 17 minutes after the hour on your sunday morning. according to a new poll from the university of texas, 41% of hispanics in texas have an unfavorable opinion of the health care law. but with media entities like univision pushing to promote obamacare, how are hispanics going to get the true facts? i'm joined by rachel stuffy, spokesperson for the liberal media. >> great to be here. >> one-third americans are

uninsured, so you would think everyone would be wanting this if it was really the affordable health care act. >> it is being pushed by univision and progressive groups in the community. it shows how savvy they are not looking at the theory but what the obama administration wanted the bill to deliver but what's actually happening. organizations like mine are on the ground telling the story of every day hispanics who are paying higher premiums, they are paying more out of pocket and getting less access. we are telling the stories through the ads. we have an accountability project holding congressmen who are voting for it and promoting it in the communities accountable for their votes and for their support. >> you also attribute this disapproval of the affordable health care act. many are being affected by this and hurt by this.

>> these are largely family-owned businesses and it's already a tough economy that they are trying to survive in. and so they are having to push a lot of their hispanic and employees into part-time work laying them off. so just last week obama was on univision and another spanish network was there and he was asked, is the affordable care act affordable and gave him an example that makes $36,000 a year paying $300 and saying we can't afford it. and his answer was incredible. he actually said the problem is the family. they are just not prioritizing and budgeting. >> it is not softing anymore, but you are not -- this is why you are not seeing the disapproval and the frustration. >> this week we reported that a lot of the mexican conflict across the country are holding

on to the obama program. what do you think of that? >> there's a lot of push within the community. i'm saying that these latinos are very savvy. they have been waiting to serve it for four years,. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you. if you are on probation for drunk driving, you shouldn't brag about getting wasted on facebook. the rest of the story, stick around. and it's had many of you fired up. yesterday's wildcats ripped off the son, so it fair or foul?

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one detroit high school baseball team geerg up for the season by tearing down the bleachers. >> the ceiling was paid for and installed by the booster club six years ago, but following the complaint, it was no longer equal to the softball field next door. the department of education ordered the seats to be removed. >> joining me are two parents who raised the funds and built the end bench. good morning, guys, thank you for being with us. >> good morning, thank you. >> some say title 9 is a tie lent killer for men's sports. is this un-american they didn't try to raise more money for the women's field and build that up instead and decided to tear yours down? >> i won't say that. what i would say is i don't thinka title 9.

this was all private money, private effort, the girls had the same opportunity to raise the money we did and they chose not to. in other word, haven't that -- this is power and not about the girls on the field. that isn't right at all. >> the government forced you to rip out bleachers that you paid for. so why did you go along with it? why did the school go along with it and say, no, make me? >> well, we really didn't have -- the booster club didn't have any six weeks ago telling us this after all the decisions

have been made and correspondence between the district and the department of education. >> so, ed, take us back six years. you have to go physically out there to install the things yourselves. you raised the money to put these in. with the cite line, you couldn't see the field well anyway. we didn't have a real good spot to watch bhawhat happened. we just wanted a nice place to is sit. it was a beautiful deck with beautiful stadium seating and didn't have anything to do with what was happening on the field. this was our effort to leave a legacy for the kids. in better shape that.

>> how do these get ready? >> the idea we were presenting to our kids as they watched us build this, this is -- it's a waste of money. our school is building something new, leaving something to leave behind with his son's name on it, my son's name, all the other families, that's what we want. we want to start building a community field with our team and the district chose not to oppose or challenge the government or challenge the booster clubs to help less.

>> we had a big basis model to start from. >> i have to say, it looks like the school district is one of the villains here. it's disappointing they didn't challenge that. >> there's no question. >> really. paul and ed, thank you for joining us to explain that. >> thank you very much for having us. >> good luck to you and the plymouth wildcats. next on the rundown, she claimed she killed over 22 people for the thrill of it, and now the craigslist killer has another shocking confession. and the first american to tame home the olympic god medal for the long runner. here she is in our studio. i think i'm going to blog this, but it may not go well. aflac.

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we suspect it was not deliberate, but i suspect it was. >> you want to call him carlson. welcome back to "fox and friends." in moments we'll learn how to do the broad jump, running jump, long rump or broad jump. >> we don't have a lot of space. >> there's jumping that will take place. one of the greatest athletes of all time is here in the studio and it will be embarrassing when we do this coming up. we have other stories making headlines. a shocking and terrifying confession from the craigslist killer. amanda barber says two other men answered her listing for companionship but failed to show up at the meeting. barber and her 22-year-old newlywed husband were arrested after they killed a man who responded to her craigslist ad for an escort. they admitted to killing just for the thrill of it. barber claimed she's committed at least 22 other murders.

a major break through for the nearly 70 million americans with high cholesterol. researchers are saying a new drug is developed and it's going to be lowering ldl or bad cholesterol by 66%. that's compared to current drug which is have been used for decades. the new drugs still need approval from the fda. file this one in the really folder? a men's group is accusing a civil rights group of a self-defense class only open to women. the president of the national coalition of women sent a letter to the city of glendale demanding men and boys be allowed to attend the class saying the city is violating the equal protection clause of the constitution. city officials say they are now looking more into the law. a woman on dui probation busted on facebook. 22-year-old colleen cuddy thought she was in the clear

after drinking on st. paddy's day and taking a breathalyzer test, but instead of keeping quiet, she bragged about it online. buzz killer for me. i had to bethize this morning and drank yesterday, but i passed, thank god. lol, my dumb bleep. a local police officer saw the post and reported it to the probation office. a hearing is set for next week as she faces up to three months in jail. >> oh, colleen. i'm getting my sneakers ready here. rick is already laced up and ready to go. >> i do not have sneakers. i was not alerted to this participation element to this morning's show. >> i know. that's because we wanted to have the deck stacked in our favor. we'll look at the weather map real quickly. we have winter to deal with. here you go. winter storm warnings across parts of upstate new york and in towards the northern part of maine. a lot of the area down across the central appalachian will see

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for the gold. here is jackie joyner cursey. >> thank you for having me. >> you're here to tell people to take care of themselves. we sort of sag a little bit and we don't stretch. is that what you are doing out there? >> the black womens agenda and aarp joined because we care and a lot of us baby boomers are taking care of someone we love and empowering them and had a forum of experts yesterday who came together and people had questions where to go, what should they do, and they need to know they are not alone. >> and long jumping is one of the keys. you were telling us at the commercial break, is this the long jump we are going to attempt? >> yes. it's a makeshift long jump. if you go to a competition, what you would notice is we have sand. and here we have faux wood. >> faux wood.

so would loafers work in this in. >> right, because i care, i don't want you to hurt yourself. >> before we get in there, tell us form on how to do this. so take us through the process as we attempt this long jump. >> okay. the process with the long jump is the rhythm. usually you have a longer run-up and then you measure your steps with a board. you measure from that board and that becomes your approach. what you want to do is to make sure that whatever your takeoff leg is doesn't go over the board. >> is your takeoff leg your primary -- like if i'm right-handed would it be my right leg? >> not really, it just depends what leg is stronger. >> i will judge since i'm in a dress. >> what is the longest you have long jumped? >> 24 feet, 7 inches. >> if you stacked all of us on top of each other, it would not

be 24 feet. it would be through that wall. >> this is not enough run, but if you were running and coming down -- what we call before you get to the board is the pin ultimate stride, a short, long, short and then you are in the air, bring your knees to your chest, hold it up and then you extend into the pit. >> all right. >> like stick your leg up there. >> i'm going to take my shoes off. rick, go ahead. >> you may want to take your socks off, too. >> i think i may do that. rick! rick! rick. >> way to go, rick! >> all right, rick. >> i just lost my -- >> you don't need to hear me. ♪ it's the eye of the tiger >> make sure to keep your head up. >> no, keep your head up. >> keep your head up! >> yes, because eventually you are going to come down whether you want to or not.

gravity will bring you down. all right! >> are you okay? >> come on, that's way too short. you are totally shafting me there. >> this is where the first foot comes down, right? >> totally. >> it's where the first foot comes down. all right, i'm going to break an ankle. >> that will help. >> he's messing his hair up. oh! >> come on. one more try. >> come on. we have double? >> you got how many? 24 feet? well, i got 9 feet. that's 9 feet. you can jump 24 feet? >> holy cow. that's amazing. >> jackie joyner-, you are

great. >> i think i broke a toe. >> i'm so great. so great to meet you. >> thank you. >> what a pleasure. coming up on the show, so many recent college graduates are struggling to find a job, but many are looking for resources to get them now. we'll talk about that coming up next. she met the man of her dreams at 35,000 feet and then lost him, so what happened next? the ending to her story going viral. are you okay? >> come on, rick. ♪ ♪ with an innovative showerhead plus wireless speaker, kohler is the proud sponsor

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come your way. you have to take charge of your life. >> number two, get career servi services involved. most don't know where that is involved. >> when there, don't just ask them to look at your resumé or cover letter, ask them to introduce you to alumni in position that is you're interesting interestinged in. >> there are so many different platforms right now, what do you mean? >> there's audacity, all these sources that are free or paid but allow you to access professionals in the field that you can learn from. >> you can make internships out of those? >> exactly. it's the people that you know that will connect you to the opportunity you're seeking. >> number four on the list, do as many internships, i always say this, get out there to get your hands dirty because you learn so much in the field than you ever will in a classroom. >> it is so important. i had an internship in high

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lemieux spent all day thursday on twitter insulting black conservatives for daring to be black conservatives. she was complaining about a new online magazine founded by dr. ben carson. when the black conservative and contributor to fox news juan williams wanted to interview her, here's what she said. quote, oh great, here comes a white dude telling me how to do this black thing. pass. end quote. colonel williams, thank you for joining us. this seems like a familiar story, black conservative expresses opinions in public and is attacked on racial grounds. have you seen this before? >> well, yes, i've seen it quite often, and what you have to come to understand is this is par for the course for being a black republican and black conservative.

you know, you would think that it would be easy to enter into civil discourse, political issues that could have talked about school choice, they could have talked about black unemployment. but instead you get the denigrating and demeaning words and character attacks that are part of what the liberal left -- that's just who they are. and whether it's coming from white liberals or black liberals, it really is getting over the top. you just talked about condoleezza rice who is -- a professor is trying to cancel her attempt to speak at rutgers and the university of minnesota. so this is something that has to stop. and you would think that ebony would have more character than what they show with the senior editor. >> what is so striking is the hysterical nature of the attacks. they are not vigorous attacks against the politics going forward, they are personal attacks. in this case, flat-out racist. they often are. uncle tom, really the lowest attacks. why the hysteria, what is it

that sends many on the left into orbit? >> you're right, it's uncle tom, i've been called a white man's porch monkey, and it's because we are a threat. all of a sudden you have members of the black community that realize they don't have to be part of the democrat economic plantation, they don't have to sit around and get the scraps from the table. that they can get out with thei good education, entrepreneurship and create their own better status of life and way of living. and when you look at the great society programs of lyndon b. johnson, what it does to the black community over the past 50 years, we have to turn this around. and i think that's the reason they are so threatened and they really -- they come at us harder than any other group. >> that's for sure. i have never been attacked harder than that, and i feel sorry for you having to deal with that. >> the thing is, tucker, you know you are effective when they

attack you like that. >> yeah, but it is outrageous. the senator majority leader, harry reid, who is under fire this week for sending campaign dollars to his granddaughter among other people, i'm wondering, were you surprised by this? i mean, you served in the congress, did you even consider sending campaign funds to any of your children? or relatives? >> no, absolutely not. and we also have the scandal with jesse jackson jr. while i was there in congress, and we see where he ended up using campaign funds, he and his wife funded various activities, but it is not just this, sending campaign funds to his granddaughter, harry reid is also being looked at for violences maybe of a paid to play when it comes to online gambling, taking certain conty bugss and then voting a certain way to appease the online gambling community. so there's corruption, and we see what has happened with three

democrat state senator this is past week out in california. the mayor of charlotte. and i remember the funny one where richard blumenthal somewhat forgot he was not in the vietnam war. there's a culture of corruption on the left. and i don't think you will see harry reid's actions come to light because barack obama cannot afford for the senate majority leader to go down. >> harry reid spent his entire life working for government and somehow got rich in the process. i would say that's a red flag. colonel, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me, tucker. ukraine now warning about more russian aggression, so what should the president's next move be? chris wallace is joining us in just a moment. and you don't have to be an american soldier to get behind the wheels of a tank or the treads anyway. that's anna kooiman who took the ta tank. that's coming up. ♪

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hey, everybody. it is sunday, the 30th of march. i'm anna kooiman. less than 24 hours before the obamacare deadline, another state wants to ditch the federal exchange. and it's gotten so bad that the president's signature achievement is now a punchline. watch this. >> what you're going to do is hold this healthcare.gov sign, and we'll give you ferrell's sign and an e-cigarette to bite on. they are going to eat this up. >> many americans got dropped from their insurance. we have details on the latest debacle in obamacare. plus, this was not the reaction parents were expecting when they told their son he was

getting another sister. >> it's a girl? >> yeah, it's a girl. >> oh! i don't like it. >> that video went viral. and that family is here live with us this hour. "fox and friends" hour three starts right now. >> get ready for opening day of baseball. >> it's not the batting kamg, it's t-ball. >> oh, i thought we had a batting cage out there. >> it's t-ball. >> it will be less embarrassing than the long jump a few minutes ago. it's going to be more embarrassing as we try to hit it off a tee. >> we all need a raise. but first, we have the news. anna kooiman is better at this.

hundreds of students at the university of arizona, this video is unbelievable. they are rioting after their team's march madness loss. watch. police had to fire pepper spray into the crowd as the students hurled beer bottles and firecrackers at them. at least 16 people were arrested. wisconsin took down arizona in a 64-63 overtime thriller to end the wildcats' dreams of winning it all. and a 4.3 magnitude earthquake hit near oklahoma city last night. in the meantime, more than 100 aftershocks have rattled southern california since friday night. the big one shook a bowling alley and scared bowlers there that night. >> i've never really been through one, so that was definitely an emotional roller

coaster for sure. >> what also caused a rockslide near the open center shut down a roadway for a time. 18 people are confirmed dead following the devastating mudslide in washington and the number of people missing dramatically dropped from 90 to 30. now after a week of exhausting searching through the waist-high mud and heavy rains, crews are taking a moment to remember the victims. >> all units, please join us in a moment of silence in honor of the victims and loved ones in the landslide. >> officials say finding and identifying all the victims could stretch out for a very long time. so love is in the air for this girl who met the man of her dreams on the american airlines flight. the problem? she didn't catch his full name, but thanks to twitter and the help from the airline, she tracked him down. she first tweeted american airlines saying, dear american air, just got off my flight with my future husband but didn't catch his full name.

wantto be a matchmaker? he was sitting in the first class wearing a blue sweater, his name is clauco. he was born in torino. clauco was tracked down by a friend, no word on their romantic future. come on, don't you want a man that gets your phone number and you can track him down on twitter? >> that has to be a joke. it's not real, right? wouldn't it be great later if she found out he gave her a fake name. >> right. >> there's no one on this flight named clauco who lives in torino. >> people hide between twitter and facebook all the time. rather that getting his first name first, rather than saying i would love to meet you for drinks this morning. >> clauco is going to be on the show this morning. >> is that true? >> no. >> if you're watching and live in soho, that's a mile away.

>> i'm glad i'm not dating. we have news from the obamacare front. how much would you have to spend on a website before deciding it didn't work? well n the case of maryland, governor martin o'malley is one of the great boosters of obamacare, he spent $125 million. maryland called it quits. $125 billion in. their exchange does not work and they are giving up two days before the deadline. and they are taking connecticut's exchange system. >> they will use the connecticut exchange system and fork over another $30 million to set up that website, to set up that exchange system, because that one has worked. there are a number of state websites who have not worked at all, particularly the state of oregon that has not worked at all and that are filling out by hand, so no accurate numbers. >> they only spent $304 million in oregon to enroll a total of zero people on the website. >> according to maryland's numbers, they fell well short of the $150,000. they are near 49,000, but becky

mccoy last night on "judge jeanine" said this about the state issues with obamacare last night. let's listen. >> there's a big difference between selected, the administration said 6 million people selected a plan, big difference between selecting and paying. and although the secretary of broken promises kathleen sebelius won't tell us how many people have paid, we have heard that a third haven't paid and on the federal exchange 20% haven't paid. >> so here's the deal, just like we said earlier, if you put something in your cart on amazon, just because it is no your cart and you have not paid for it doesn't mean it is yours. amazon figured out the technology that the federal government has not been able to figure out the technology with healthcare.gov to give us clear numbers on how many have signed up and paid for it. the other thing is, how many of these people were actually uninsured to begin with.

because that's what obamacare was to do. and i have heard it's a wash. many lost their plan and it equals out. >> thank you for reminding us that the whole point was to insure the uninsured. now the whole point is to mitigate the political damage and protect the six or seven vulnerable democratic senators likely to lose their seat over it. that's what the delays are about. not because of the interest of the country, but because they are helping people like, you know, the democratic senators from arkansas or louisiana who are getting hammered. west virginia. over obamacare. >> over a third of american-hispanics are uninsured, so you would think they would love the affordable health care act, if that's what it is designed to do, but check out texas. what do they think of the aca? very favorable, only 13%. only 13%. >> we had rachel campo-stuffy on

the show earlier. here's what she said. >> he was asked, is the affordable care act affordable and they gave him an example of a family that makes $36,000 a year on paying $300 and saying we can't afford it. and his answer was incredible. he said, the problem is the family. they are just not budgeting and prioritizing. they have been sold this for four years and voted for him in big numbers and they are very disappointed. it is just not delivering what they promised. >> well, "saturday night live" usually has its pulse on the country and can lampoon politicians when they need to. you know it is bad news when "saturday night live" spent five minutes opening the show mocking the president's health care legislation and the way in which he's selling it. take a listen. >> let's keep this thing going, the deadline to sign up is on

monday. >> okay, sir, if you trust mara, she'll get you at least 10 million new sign-ups on healthcare.gov in the next 48 hours. >> great, so what do we need to do. mara? >> let's start with instagram. the white house is expected mostly of you meeting the liter of ukraine and talking to snowe school kids. so let's flip the script a little and do something to go totally viral. what we're going to do is you hold this healthcare.gov sign and we'll give you ferrell's hat. and then an e-cigarette to vap on, all right? they are going to eat this up. >> i don't know. i don't think that we should do this, and it's -- >> three, two, one. come on in, justin.

>> i guess i'll kiss the president. the president probably doesn't want to kiss me. you don't want to kiss this stupid old face. >> let's bring in kim kardashian, harre styles, a cat dressed like princess elsa from "frozen" and bat kid. three, two, one. >> bad kit. >> it doesn't seem farfetched, either. valerie jarrett is in l.a. trying to get the writers and producers of tv shows and movies to put product placement for obamacare. >> this is not a stretch at all. >> i think it may be smart having him pose for photos with justin bieber like that. it may get the young kids to sign up, i don't know. >> well, friends at foxnews.com, weigh in on that and more. let's go over to rick. >> is that what we are calling it?

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welcome back. the latest phone call between president obama and russian president vladimir putin seems to be lost in translation

somehow as russian troops advance eastward toward ukraine's border. . >> meanwhile, secretary of state john kerry arriving in paris to work on a solution with his russian counterpart, but ukraine now warning about more russian aggression. so what should the president's next move be? chris wallace host of "fox news sunday" is joining us now. chris, nice to see you this morning. seems like there are two different versions to this phone call. wouldn't you like to be a fly on the wall to see what was said between those two? >> yeah, something scleerly was lost in translation because the readout from the white house was the idea that putin was reaching out to president obama looking for a diplomatic solution, an off-ramp to the crisis, and that the clear implication was that eyeball to eyeball, putin had blinked. on the other hand, the creme kremlin readout was to complain about the harassment russian ethnics in eastern ukraine, which some people say could be basically to set the conditions

and the excuse for further incursion, invasion into eastern ukraine. so two very different reasons, and i guess the most important thing is what happens between the secretary of state and the foreign minister of russia with lavrov later today in paris. >> so also this week the president met with the pope, and they had a tale of two different meetings, right? the pope said they talked about the religious freedom and right to life and the president said they talked about the flight of the unrest around the world. what are we to believe when the own president said this is what happened on the phone call with putin? >> in fairness, in both the cases, my guess is they probably talked about both the pope and the president talked about the things they discussed and the president and putin discussed both things. each side wants to spin it in their direction so they accentuate the things they like and de-emphasize the things they don't like. >> is there any -- are you

getting a sense there's a line the president will articulate a line in the sand with russia beyond which they can't go where there will be real consequences? >> he has, if you believe him, and that is an invasion of a nato country. he was pretty clear about that, tucker, in the trip to europe this week. he basically talked about article five which is an attack on one nato country is an attack on all of them. this obviously would come into play if, and it's a big move if, if putin would move against one of the baltic states. and the president said that line in the sand, if there is a line in the sand, is not you crain. ukraine. >> who is coming up on "fox news sunday," chris with a? >> we'll talk to mike rogers and

get the latest analysis of putin's end game here. and i also want to talk about the massing of all the troops, various accounts, 20,000, 50,000, 80,000 russian troops along the border. how aggressive posture are they in. and we'll talk about obamacare. the supposed sign-up was supposed to be tomorrow. of course, there's nothing ever final in obamacare anymore. we'll be talking to john brasso, a republican leader, very staunch opponent of obamacare and a doctor himself. and angus king, the independent from maine, he's one of the five democrats and angus king the independent proposing an obamacare change. the question is, is this a political talking point to say, hey, we tried to change it. >> good question. hope you get it out of him. thanks a lot. >> you bet. bye, guys. 18 minutes after the hour. coming up on "fox and friends weekend," a soldier serving

overseas ends his tour early. why? to be a hero here at home. wait until you hear this story. and this was not the reaction the parents were hoping to get when telling their son he was getting another sister. >> it's a girl? >> yes. >> oh! i don't want a girl! >> it's all right. >> that video went viral and that family, there they are. they are live with us to talk about it, coming up.

it was not the reaction

these parents were hoping for when they told their son he was getting another sister. >> it's a girl! it's a girl! it's a girl. it's a girl? >> yeah, it's a girl. >> oh. oh. >> it's okay, john. it's all right. >> i don't want another girl. i don't want another girl. >> you had the same reaction i did, bud. >> i don't want a girl. >> it's all right. >> i'm not going to eat the cake. i don't want a girl cake. >> i don't want to eat the cake. >> it's safe to say this little boy did not want another sister in the family. that video is now going viral. but joining us this morning on "fox and friends weekend" is the family. good morning, family, thank you

for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> good morning. >> tiffany, i'll start with you. i guess at least dad got one boy in the house, right? >> yes. >> we're watching the video, and it's easy to see both of the sisters didn't understand why gunner was so upset. did he just want a boy playmate or what's the deal? >> yes, he totally wanted someone to play with him and thought he already had two sisters, why can't he have another brother. it should be even numbers. >> gunner, how do you feel today. you are 20 weeks along, so new little sister hasn't arrived yet. are you excited for the little sister or still want a little boy brother? >> um -- >> are you excited about your sister? >> yes. >> oh, you have come around. but jason, i heard in the video, maybe we buried the lead, but you said, i know how you feel,

buddy. so you wanted another boy? >> yeah, i was hoping for another boy. and i got the news earlier that day, so i had time to come to terms with it. >> well, that's true. i'm sure your daughter when she sees this tape will take it all in. >> i have three daughters and a son, and i'm proud to report he's had a happy childhood. so i predict one for you, too. k it can be done. >> see? >> do you get along with harper and paisley, gunner? do you play with them a lot? >> um, yes. >> yeah. do they share their toys with you? >> um, yes. >> what are you favorite toys? do you take some of their toys when you don't know and start playing with them? what are your favorite toys? >> what are your favorite toys, bud? >> what do you like to do?

>> well, he apparently didn't love the gender reveal party. did you have any idea he was going to react like this? >> no, i thought he would be a little bit disappointed, but didn't know he would totally react like that. it took me by total surprise, and his first reaction, i was like, he'll calm down in one minute, but no, it just kept going and going and going. >> and you kept rolling and rolling and rolling. >> yes, pretty much. >> are you confident he'll get over it, though, and welcome the sister? by the way, do you have a name for this impending sister? >> not yet. we're still trying to come up with a girl name. we had lots of boy names. >> jason, you let the camera roll for a while. we only showed you 40 seconds of that videotape. how long did it take gunner to calm down? >> it took him probably an hour, maybe two hours. and then he finally came around, had some cake, and next day he

was perfectly fine. he's happy now to have a sister, but his reaction definitely surprised us all. >> four kids to put through college, maybe this future video will be such a huge hit you'll make some cash off of it and put it into that fund. >> how many hits does the video have right now? >> did you check? >> we're over a million hits. i'm not sure this morning yet. >> ching-ching. >> that's some good reporting. congratulations on the baby girl on the way. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you so much for having us. >> gunner, cheer up, pal. >> next on the rundown, wait until you hear what's happening behind the scenes of the show "house of cards." the drama is real. we'll tell you what it is. and batter up! it's baseball's opening day, and we're celebrating with one of the most iconic names in baseball. the louisville slugger is here for some batting practice, next. ♪

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i'm scared. i'm scared. everything -- look how high the water's coming up! >> that's your shot of the morning. >> oh, my gosh. >> powerful waves crashing onto the beach in panama city, beach. the waves up 3 feet high brought on by heavy thunderstorms down there in the area. washing away some of the beach

towels and things. checking in with rick reichmuth, when do the thunderstorms hit, man? >> that was two days ago. they had an incredible line of storms move through to cause a lot of damage. then we had another bout yesterday, so a couple of bad days. now today is going to be spectacular, good news for them out at the beach. the weather maps have been asking for spring pictures and i keep getting winter pictures from people. but look at this shot from south texas with the blue bonnets blooming. debra sent that in. temperatures this morning in san antonio, 52 degrees. today, up to 81 degrees. absolutely beautiful. keep sending me your spring or winter pictures. i'm rick reichmuth on twitter or put them on my facebook page. we'll put this into motion to see how the day plays out, clearing out across ohio into west virginia. coastal areas remain stormy all day long. rainy and snowy across thor into yore section.

down to the southeast, get ready for a spectacular day with tons of sunshine. temps are cooler, especially down across florida. typically cooler than you might be, but plenty of sunshine to be great. anna, back to you inside. thank you so much, rick. 34 minutes after the hour, and here's what we want to tell you about. are ufos flying over texas? two aviation enthusiasts say these pictures prove it. they spotted this triangle-shaped aircraft and thought it was a b-2 bomber, but after closer inspection, the shapes are a little different and the two aren't sure what it is but say it's probably not aliens but more likely a stealthy airport transport. and the state of maryland is facing off over broken promises. >> i know he made you a promise, but something has changed. >> the nature of promises is they remain immune to changing

circumstances. >> this popular "house of cards" drama has gotten many tax credits for filming in maryland. now the mayor says it is not enough and is threatening to move productionment maryland lawmakers will feed the show set through imminent do main. and call it rough. a washington woman is charged with headsets after rescuing a neglected dog. judy camp said she found the dog changed to a tractor-trailer on a freezing night outside of seattle. he was arrested and charged. she went to court on thursday and was clear of the theft charges. well, he's fighting for our country in afghanistan, but specialist ricky henderson is flying back to his texas hometown to save his dying grandfather. ricky homer who is an army and

marine veteran himself needs a new liver. now his grandson is stepping by. >> he's my hero. people don't understand what he really is. >> doctors say henderson is a match but found an abnormality in his blood count. more tests are needed to be sure the liver donation will be safe. we certainly wish both of them well. 36 minutes after the hour now. and boys, out to you, take me out to the ball game. i'm going to come join you. >> thank you. opening day for baseball as we celebrate the louisville sluggers 130th year and learning a thing or two on how the pros practice their swing. >> well, ahead of the louisville sluggers is dan royal and his son as well.

nice to meet you. >> my son dylan. thank you for having us, guys. >> what makes a louisville batter so special? i got a tour of your factory in kentucky, which was fantastic, but what makes these so special? >> we invented 130 years this year will be our company's anniversary. and we have pretty much turned the bats, we make millions of bats for every mlb player. we are the number one bat in major league baseball. we have more hits, home runs, rbis and any other bad manufacturers without. we try to make the hardest bat for all mlb players because they want a hard bat. the new process is 360 degrees compressed, get the air pockets out, tighten the grains to make it nice and tight for the boys.

>> made in the states? >> everything is made in louisville, kentucky, here in the united states. >> you even said louisville. i think that's the one time you can say that. >> that's a boston thing. and the cupped end is for balance. >> what is the key to a great swing? and where on the bat do i want to hit this? >> the sweet spot would be here. always hit label up or down, okay? and the sog dictates the grain. so you want to have it label up would be your best bet in the sweet spot. >> sweet spot, right here. >> that's it. >> there you go. oh! >> keep your head down. >> don't laugh at me. >> keep your eye on the ball. >> swing through. there you go. >> don't laugh at me. >> label down, that never occurred to me swinging a bat. >> they put the label on the

weakest part of the bat. so you leave it up or down, you get a nice solid mass. >> do you want me to fit you for a bat? not only is the mlb kicking off, but every ncaa high school, little league, they all start. >> how do you get fitted for a bat? >> this is our attack. it is a 360 deposit barrel with a rubber interface. >> i think we are supposed to be going this way. oh! backwards. >> i'm going to fit you with a bat. >> yeah, baby. >> the best way to do this is to hold it with one hand. >> like this? uh-huh. >> if you can hold it up for ten seconds, that's a good fit for

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tucker? a top democratic pollster is urging candidates to run on fix on obamacare in the 2014 midterm elections. watch. >> don't defend it, mend it. that doesn't mean repeal it. what people want to do is stick with what is good and what isn't. until the program started to get implemented, it wasn't clear what would work and what wouldn't. you have democrats aggressively picking obamacare and that's what they should do. this is not about the president, the president is not on the ballot. my recommendation is to members of congress and to run local. don't run initially. i mean, the republicans would like to nationalize this contest but people need to run on their own records. >> can the strategy work and can republicans counter act it? we'll ask pete snyder, thank you for joining us this morning. so this election's not about the president says the democratic pollster, that's the moment you

know the election is really about the president, isn't it? >> absolutely. when, what, when his disapprovals are hovering around 61%, one of the worst in the history of polling, you know you're dealing with something really bad. and god bless her, it's a pilthy soundbyte, but many would love to talk about obamacare 24/7 against mark warner. so i welcome the democrats trying to bring their fixes. it is kind of like asking for a prenup four years into a bad kardashian marriage, right in the very fact you're asking for this proves something is wrong and probably should have done that in the beginning. >> so the advice is don't run against obamacare, run in favor of fixing obamacare. now obamacare was almost four years old. it was a number of years ago it was voted into law and democrats haven't done anything substantial to fix it in the congress. do you think voters are going to

believe now right before the midterm that they want to somehow fix it? >> not at all. they are going to see it for what it is, which is election year engineering. this is just a badly conceived law. it was ram-rodded through by a partisan vote. it doesn't work, tucker. and the american people know that. so you have folks like mark warner or dannon in virginia who has a business background who will say he'll be mr. fix-it on this thing, but if it were an investment, he never would have invested in the business plan of obamacare because it was too rosy, badly conceived and highly partisan. >> i'm going to throw a number on the screen and give you a sense of why the democrats don't want this election to be about obama. if the president campaigned for a candidate, are you more likely to vote for that person? 45% said they would vote against the person obama votes for versus 18% impressed by the president campaigning.

you are not going to see him on the road for a lot of candidates, are you this year? >> we would love to see him every year. we want to fire up air force one, get the president everywhere possible on the campaign trail. you know, it will be really interesting to see how many times he's down with campaigning with mary landrieu in louisiana, what he's doing in arkansas, and what he's doing in virginia. he was in virginia all the time in -- i doubt you'll see him cross the river. >> give me a two-second answer, what would you assess the chance of republicans taking the senate back, what's the number? >> i would say 70%. i'm more bullish than nate silver, i say 70%. this is a banner year for republicans and we want democrats talking about obamacare. bring it on. let's talk about repealing and replacing this ill-conceived law. >> thanks, pete. appreciate it. >> thank you, tucker. take care. we know it's a story from

the bible, but the story doesn't use the word god. it's amovie, but is this better with religious undertones than none at all? his answer could surprise you. and you don't have to be an american soldier to get behind the wheels of a tank. you're looking at our own anna b. kooiman. her trip to tank town usa, next. ♪ ♪ ♪

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trip to tank town usa. 15-ton tanks and you can crank the controls. >> anna, welcome to tank town. >> thanks for having us, todd. >> all right. we're in morganson, georgia, tank town usa. we drive tanks and crush cars. >> 12 cylinder super charged engines, reach speeds of 35 miles per hour and have automatic transmission. >> they say it's not much different than driving a car, except that it weighs ten times as much, is made of military steel and has tracks instead of wheels. let's see how i do. g.a. anna coyman reporting for duty, sir. >> you don't have to wear that hat. >> i was just trying to look the part. >> i don't think you know me vefl. i'm not going to be braking very often. >> you're going to hammer down? >> yes. >> easy on the gas. >> it's a 30,000 pound tank! enough child's play. have to take it up a notch.

what ha, ha, ha, my next victim. i got into crushing cars back when i was monster truck driving. remember that one? 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? >> no, i don't. why? >> you're perfect for it. >> i have 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 try 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? >> riding over the cars. that was probably the best thing i've ever done.

>> cooper said it's the best thing i've ever done. he was like, mommy, can we do it again? >> he had the best seat. >> a great country. it's an awesome country that you could have a place where you can pay to crush cars with a tank. >> yeah. so it's $50 just to crank the controls, right? but if you want to pay to crush a car, it's a step up of $450. you have to pay $500. >> can you put a price tag on that? >> no. >> when you're going over the cars, do you feel it at all? >> you know, it looked cooler than -- it was cool, but it just kind of felt like a blood pressure. little cooper, though, i think he definitely had the best seat. i would almost rather be riding on top than driving because that's where you really feel the back and forth. >> that's how you roll with it. >> good point. >> i want to go to tank town. thank you, anna. >> how about demolition at a carnival where you got to go smash a car with a hammer, one

of those mallets? >> in college, yeah. >> that was great. thank you. big government versus religious liberty, hobby lobby had a say in court protesting obama's contraception mandate. how will the supreme court rule on this? ken star joins to us weigh in. and some of hollywood's biggest celebrities get slimed. check it out. we've got more, coming up. check it out. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chuy spicy chicken quesadilla soup.

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shape. but is it less about getting health care and more about getting democrat votes? what d.c. insiders are saying this morning. and this morning, secretary of state john kerry, who is in paris to meet his russian counterpart ruling with a soft hand stop putin's expansionist tendencies. we'll let you know, coming up. and is this the key to happiness? >> did you ever have deja vu? >> yopi don't think so, but i cd check with the kitchen. >> well, it's groundhog day again. >> one man saying watching "groundhog's day" can give you a happy life. your pictures are pouring in. please keep sending them to us. "fox & friends" hours four starts right now. welcome. good morning. come on in to "fox & friends," 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. it's the last sunday in march.

>> you always remind us, i love your optimism about the spring. that is the lovely and talented tucker carlson and anna kooiman. we're hoping finally spring will be here. but these are the death throws, the death rattles of a winter fighting back. >> meanwhile, we have one day left for the obama administration's self-imposed obamacare deadline. but it could go beyond that, like april 7th or -- >> but it's already been six months. this all started, the law was mostly enacted on the 1st of october. and the states have spent billions collectively trying to implement it. some states, like oregon, $304 million they spent on their exchange and didn't enroll a single person.

in maryland, they've finally given up. they spent, what, $127 million on this? >> and i think on friday night, they said, huh-uh in that sort of friday evening document dump time, they decided they were going to abandon their website. after spending that amount of money on it, it simply doesn't work. the state ooh maryland, the governor there, o'malley came out, was a big sparter of the president, now they are ditching it in favorite of connecticut's website structure. >> they were only able to get 49,000 signed up just short of their goal of 150,000. it's been interesting to watch the degree of medical certainty democrat spin. initially, it was let's embrace it. they realized there were problems and then it was let's neutralize it and then it's let's flee from it. there have been more than three dozen changes that have been made. some critics are saying this is a lot more about politics than it is about improving health care. listen to pete snyder. >> they're going to see it for what it is, which is election

year engineering. this is just a badly conceived law. it was ramrodded through by a partisan vote. it doesn't the work, tucker, and the american people know that. i welcome the democrats trying to bring their fixes. i mean, i think it's kind of like asking for a pre-nump four years into a bad kardashian marriage. the very fact you're asking for it shows there's something wrong and you probably should have done that in the beginning. >> they're playing the long game, i think, democrats. they believe over time people will become addicted to obamacare and that 30 years from now we'll all be grateful to have it. but for right now, for them to switch around and say we're here to fix obamacare, when you unilaterally shoved it through and in the last four years have done nothing to improve it at all, it's hard to see -- i don't think voters are going to buy that. >> there have been no improvements. just delay after delay after delay. one shocking thing that's come

out of this is what's happening when people have gone in to sign up, specifically in california on covered california, the website registration process there. one california couple who wanted to remain anonymous received their papers in the mail from signing up. but they got a voter registration card in the mail, and it wasn't just blank, it was registered democrat for them. they took care of the process for them and checked the box democratic party when they received this. >> the husband of this couple, this comes to us from 10 news there. he said the guy goes up to the mailbox and picks it up. he doesn't even know. his wife, who is an accountant says, wait a minute, this is funny. what on earth is covered klg doing sending us these voter registration cards in the first place, whether they are premarked for the democratic party or not? >> it's just a metaphor. it's a reality, but it's also a metaphor. this whole thing is political. every step of the way, this law has been shaped by political

considerations, not what's best. when was the last time you heard the president or anybody get up and say we think this is going to make sure people get cheaper health care and live longer once they're diagnosed with cancer. nobody even pretends any more. it's about this senator or that senator holding on to their stupid seat. >> this week, they hit the 6 million mark. yes, you hit 6 million that have enrolled, but have they actually paid for it? we don't know how much people have actually paid for it. how on earth the healthcare.gov website doesn't have the technology to figure that out, that's mind blowing. >> in maryland, 49, 20 whatever it was, exact numbers. they have the exact numbers somehow, but the federal government somehow does not. >> well, but every survey shows a lot of people believe obamacare means totally free health care. it's the obama phone syndrome. wait, i don't care free health care now? i think a lot of people don't think they have to pay and that's why they haven't.

meanwhile, this, halfway home from saudi arabia, john kerry abruptly changing course. he's now going to stay overseas in paris for talks with ukraine with their russian counterpart there. peter duessy is live in washington with why this last-minute meeting happened. >> that's right. president obama and president putin had a phone call where they decided their top diplomates should meet in person. that meeting is going to happen tonight in paris. secretary of state john kerry was refueling on his trip when this arrangement was made. the president and the secretary, they were taking two different planes home from overseas. so the secretary turned his around and the president continued on back as planned, arriving in washington last night. president obama and president putin haven't had much face-to-face interaction lately and russia was not included in

last week's g-8 meeting. but president obama did make headlines a few days ago by saying that russia is a regional power, dismissing the idea that they are a super power on par with the united states. so far, diplomacy has failed to alter russia's aggressive behavior in ukraine or their provocative troop movement. that is why kerry and lavrov are meeting today. they want to see if there is a way to settle the problems that putin is creating for his neighbors by talking instead of invading. back to you in new york. >> peter doocy, live for us, thank you. seven minutes after the hour on your sunday morning, we have other stories making headlines to tell you about. hundreds of students at the university of arizona rioting after their team the's march madness loss. police firing pepper spray into the crowds after students hurled

beer bottles and fire crackers at them. at least 15 people have been arrested. wisconsin took out topped ranked arizona in a 64-63 thriller to end the wildcats championship dreams. wisconsin advances to the final four. several earthquakes jolting people in oklahoma overnight. the largest, a 4.3 magnitude over oklahoma city. in the meantime, more than a hundred after shocks have rattled the southern california area. that happened since friday night's 5.1 magnitude earthquake. the quake forced doesz of people out of their homes after crews discovered serious foundation problems. >> it took out everything. stuff was falling out of my garage from the rafters and my dog was freaking out. all our china broke, wine bottles, picture frames fell off the walls. it looks like a mess. >> the quake caused a rock slide near the epicenter which shut down roadways in the surrounding area. gas leaks, power outages

reported. as the search operation res going on for missing malaysian flights 370 wind down for the day, crews say they continue to find objects floating in the water. so far, all the objects covered by the ships were examined and do not belong to the missing plane. meanwhile, the australian navy warship ocean shield is getting ready to set sail tomorrow. it has a black box detect thor on board. that black box for flight 370 only has one week worth of life remaining. hey, everybody, bring on the slime. celebrities getting blasted with the green stuff at the 2014 nickelodeon kid's choice awards. it was hosted by mark wallburg. big iners of the night, one direction and sponge bob square pants. also at the show our friends from duck dynasty.

>> what was the word on the nickelodeon show? you can't do that on television. >> you say i don't know. imagine being the janitors at that and having to clean that up. >> they need their own reality show. >> that's right. >> janitors of hollywood. >> what is the green slime, any idea? tomatoes? >> no. but it's made in china, we know that. >> oh, you know what? i just got an e-mail that it's am sauce. that actually makes this green slime a lot more appealing, if you ask me. oh, let's take a look at what your temperatures are like today. today is your nice day in the northeast. you'll see colder air move in. pick your city. down here across the south, things remain warm all week long. we'll see temps spill into the 70s. that cold air moves into the northern plains tuesday and wednesday and into thursday. we see a big warm-up across

parts of texas and parts of the areas hit the 90 degree mark. today we have conditions across the south. it's this problem across the northeast. we're going to see a repeat of that, unfortunately, today, and a little bit of snow moving in across areas off towards the west. out across the west of the northeast part -- out across the west, we have rain moving in. it's bringing rain across southern california which they still need it. the drought is definitely continuing and we get any little bit of rain there, it's good. >> that is good. pray for rain. >> yeah. >> thanks, rick. coming up here on the show, big government versus religious liberty, hobby lobby had its day in court protesting obamacare's contraception mandate. how about the supreme court rule? ken starr joins us next. we're learning one of the biggest promises was actually a lie. we'll tell you which one, coming up. i bought a car, over and tells you, and you're like. a good deal or not. looking at truecar.com. there's no buyer's remorse.

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♪ ♪ welcome back. obamacare now making its way in the supreme court. hobby lobby is fighting the obama administration over that law's federal birth control mandate. hobby lobby's owner steve green says the mandate goes against his family's faith. how will the supreme court rule? judge ken starr argued 36 cases in the supreme court. he joined us now. before you get into it, in the locker room, congratulations, by the way. >> thank you. >> yeah, i'm at notre dame. the fighting irish that you see

behind you are high school basketball jerseys, but our lady bears one tough game over kentucky. it's going to be held here at notre dame. we're up against the fighting irish. so it will be quite a game. >> that is absolutely intense. i'm not going to say i'm rooting for you, we can't say that, but i am. so the five members of the green family who own hobby lobby object to -- not to all contraception, but to a couple specific kinds of contraception that they consider abortification they're required to provide. is that correct? >> that is correct. they view four out of the 20 contraceptive methods as instituting the taking of human life. they have a generous employee benefits plan, generous health

coverage, but they object to these four methods. >> what sort of precedence do you think this will set for the court? >> i think first of all, we need to understand that the greens are saying we want to take very good care of our employees. when you look at the entire set of facts, it is amazing how wonderfully the greens treat their employees. starting wages roughly twice that of the minute among wage. sundays close. they don't take attendance. they don't say you must go to church. we want you to have a day of rest. so these are people of great conscious who feel so strongly about this and congress passed a law that said, in 1993, individuals who have this kind and we believe companies, i believe companies are covered by this law, these kinds of religiously based objections to a particular federal law, federal requirements should enjoy an exemption, unless the

government can come forward with a really overpowering -- we call it a compelling governmental interest that would somehow trump the religious based objection. so that's what this case is all about. it's a very important case. >> what's -- they're paying for 16 forms of contraception for their employees, but that's not good enough for the obama administration. why doesn't the obama administration give them a pass? all this taxpayer money just to get these four kinds of contraceptions. it's obviously that important to the administration to force them to do this. >> it's clearly very important to the obama administration, even though the obama administration has granted a number of exceptions, delays, you were talking about that earlier. there was a generous exemption for churches. but the government stops there. it says, no, we do not want to grant any exemptions to for-profit corporations. hobby lobby is a corporation,

but it's owned entirely by five family members. and the government that was arguing, hey, we don't think for-profit corporations should get any kind of break whatsoever, that didn't seem to get much traction with the justices, maybe one or two justices, but the overwhelming majority of the justices seems to say yes, please. even justice roberts was clear in saying maybe exxon mobil object whatever doesn't have a debatable point, but this is a family-held corporation. these are individuals. that's what this is all about, the religious liberty of those five skridz. >> so the if supreme court does accept the argument, what happens? >> then the greens will have to say, okay, what are we going to do? we'll have to dissolve the corporation. and presumably, they would form a partnership of some kind. so some way or other, good lawyers will be able to find a way for the greens to continue to expand this wonderful -- it's a very popular, it's a very

successful business called hobby lobby. they're opening up new stores all the time. the employees are very happy from everything i've seen and read. i've been in hobby lobby stores. they'll just have to find a new way of doing business. >> ken starr, former solicitor general, now the president of baylor university, a contender in march madness. good luck. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. thank you. sick em, bears. coming up on the show, a free self-defense class for the ladies. but now guys are crying foul. they say it's unfair. do you agree? and noah is a bible story, but the movie hardly mentions god. does that make it a religious movie? is that a good thing? what does father john think? his answer might surprise you. it's coming up next. [ woman ] i've always tried to see things from the best angle i could.

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5 million cars have been recalled by gm. announcing the recall of another 700,000, including their popu r silverado pickup trucks. next, the california bullet train is not quite as fast as advertised. the ride will take over three hours, about 30 minutes longer than planned. and finally, three. that's how many times a virginia couple wins the lottery in one month. are you kidding me? give me some of your luck. the spencers winning $1 million on march 12th and the 27th. then they won $50,000 on march the 26th. >> just affirming why everyone should go out there and play the lottery. >> that is so appalling. government devaluing work yet again. three times they won.

hey, the bible-based movie "noah" hitting theaters this past friday night. >> great flood is coming, the waters and the heavens. will meet the waters of the earth. we build a vessel. we build around ark. >> it's a bigckbuster drumming up controversy because it barely mentioned god. christians, some of them, anyway, may be up in arms, but environmentalists are excited about it. >> you know, it's a classic case of the book is much better than the movie. and i'm disappointed about that, actually, because i wanted hollywood to do an awesome -- they could have done an awesome job on this film. they put $140 million into it. quite honestly, it's

entertaining. it's escapism. it's kind of a double escapism, though, it's escapism from the true story, from what's in the bible. i think if they had put that much talent and that much money into -- beginning with a source of inspiration rather than, oh, we're going to make something about the a -- a story everybody knows about, they missed the mark and they're going to pay for it dearly. >> where specifically does this movie disappoint? >> i think god comes across as this impersonal force that tells you to do things. number two, noah is a strong character and he adds inner conflict, which is fine. but he's borderline schizophrenic, i would say. just not -- it's just not an inspiring movie. and i think that's why -- the real story is unbelievably inspiring. this guy was a great father who chose to do an unbelievably difficult thing and god blessed him and the world for it. >> well, $40 million worth of

ticket sales. >> yes. >> what does that say? >> 25 million on friday, estimated 40 million over the weekend. that pales compared to, for example, "the passion of the christ." but i think what's going to happen is, gosh, they put up a lot of money into advertising, so we have big numbers on friday, but it doesn't really live up to it. i've seen on my facebook and twitter, people saying -- i said who saw it and what did you think? i saw maybe one or two people say i loved it. most people were like, oh, disappointing, it's kind of strange, kind of weird. >> especially with the all-star kas cast. >> great director and great actors, but didn't start from the point of view of faith. >> father johnson, president obama met with pope francis this week. two different stories we're told. which one are you going to believe, the president of the pope? but the pope says they talked about right and religious freedom. president obama says it's about

the right to life and poor around the world. >> the white house's response made it sound like basically they really didn't talk about those other things. in fact, president obama's response to reporters about whether or not they talked about the religious liberty issue in the hhs mandate was that the pope didn't get into great detail into the affordable care act. of course he didn't get into great detail of the affordable care act. but it's very clear from the vatican summary of the meeting that they did talk about things they disagreed with. and for pope francis to do that, right, is a pretty big deal. >> it is. >> it is because, what, what is he known for? he's known for not focusing on those elements. >> of course. >> not focusing on an atone of compassion and love and mercy. but when he's sitting in front of the world leader in president obama, he recognizes that's has

a responsibility to speak the truth to power. >> truth to power. amen. >> but i'm sure he did in a very kind way. and go michigan. you know, we're in the elite eight right now. >> we can't take sides on that. >> really? why not? >> we're ecumenical, that's why. we're the world council of churches when the comes to sports. >> everyone who went to michigan, they're just very good guys. university of ken condition, that's the -- >> that's going to get people wound up. >> holy people, i would even say. >> thanks, father. coming up here on the show, nearly 70 million americans suffer from high cholesterol. now a brand new miracle drug may be the solution that could change all that. >> and one little boy channeling his inner tiger woods, but he shouldn't have yelled four. maybe he should have done that first. dentures are very different to real teeth.

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ske asked you this morning about happiness. we were talking about an amazing piece in the "wall street journal" by charles murray this weekend about what makes us happy and how to be happy. in the course of that conversation, we asked you, send

us pictures of the things that bring you joy. >> snowboarding in update new york makes me happy. >> thank you, deloris. >> melody writes us. she says my grandchildren. >> adorable photo. thank you. jerry says a virginia sunrise. >> oh, wow. >> and visiting iceland makes jeff and richard happy. >> that is beautiful. whew. >> so, yeah, the question is, how do you have a happy life? and how are you happy? well, this great piece in the "wall street journal" breaks it down. it's an unconventional way of looking at happiness. you always hear wait until you're a little older, figure out who you are to get married. his first tip on this list, consider marrying young. >> tucker, you got married young and you are one of the happiest most comfortable in your own skin individuals i've ever met. >> i appreciate that. i believe in young marriage. i'd recommend it. murray makes the point even if it fails, you know, it's interesting and it pulls you out of yourself and getting away from yourself is the key to

happiness. number two, he says learn to recognize your soulmate. and he makes an obvious point. people you get along with naturally are probably people you want to be married fop. >> right. he also says be wary of that emotional roller coaster. if it's something you're super passionate about and you have a lot of fun with but they nag you or like to hit you below the belt in your sore sport, that's not good. >> and stop fretting about fame and fortune. at the ends of the day, you can't take that money with you. >> that's all you can take. and where you go next is the subject of number four, take religion seriously. faith has to play an element in your life. he doesn't prescribe a specific religion, but he says faith matters. >> i think innately as humans, we're spiritual creatures. we wonder what on earth are we doing here? what's my purpose? faith helps a lot of people find that. >> the director of "groundhog day," he says in this piece to

watch "groundhog day" repeatedly. not only is it a what laborious movie, but it reminds you that if that is the theme, he doesn't want to go to punxsutawney, pennsylvania, on this weather assignment, but he makes you know it's okay to live every day. it's fine to fall in love and he was happy. awesome. >> so what makes us happy? we have our own pictures. tuck tucker, yours. >> that's one of our spaniels, dave. and i'm going to be reunited tonight with dave in bed. i can't wait. >> let's see this. for me, it's a picture of a cake. i love cake. no, i'm really excited because my brother is getting married. michael and molly, congratulations. i can't wait. >> congratulations to them. and here is what makes me happy. that's my wife, natalie. she brings me such joy in this world. i love you. >> my gosh. >> she looks really nice.

>> he wants lots of kisses later. >> she's not feeling super great this morning. >> natalie is a super nice looking woman. and a nice woman. >> what about you? >> there's probably no place that makes me happier than the grand canyon. this is a hike down with my niece and nephew a couple of years ago. let's talk about the weather. we have a couple things going on out across areas of the pacific northwest, more rain is going to continue. in fact, we'll see it today and a little bit tomorrow. we'll dry out a little bit on tuesday, into wednesday and then the rain comes back. but we're almost done with march and with the rain we had yesterday, we have had 15 1/2 inches of rain in the last two months in the seattle area. and that is broken your record for the ending two-month period of february, march. it went back to 1979. there's that mudslide from the northeast of seattle and that rain certainly not helping matters at all. across the northeast, here is your forecast for the day today. put this into motion and you're he'll, we'll clear things out by the afternoon across ohio and west virginia. we will see snow this morning.

and by this afternoon across areas of the cat skills, down to the southeast, it's a pretty spectacular day. after all the rain you've had in the last couple of days in the severe weather, enjoy today. we see a threat for severe weather coming back into the areas of the southern plains by wednesday into thursday. so we'll watch for that. if you're going to get outside into the northern plains, do it today. it is a spectacular day, the nicest you have had in months and months. but the snow returns tomorrow. and then out across the west, there is some more snow across high elevations of the mountains. great news for skiers. great spring skiing going on especially across the lake tahoe area and into colorado. >> here is the nice skiing. it's not too cold out. >> you have to worry about getting sunburned. 38 minutes after the hour, we have some headlines to tell you about. a shocking and terrifying confession from the craigslist thrill killer. 19-year-old miranda barber says two other menaced her listings for companionship, but failed to show up.

barber and her 22-year-old husband were arrested. they admitted to killing a man just for the thrill of it. barber has claimed she's committed at least 22 other murders. a major break through for the nearly 70 million americans with high cholesterol. researchers say a new drug will lower lzl or bad cholesterol by some 66%. that's compared to current drugs, which only lower it 45% to 67%. the new drug still needs approval for the fda. file this one under the fold entitled, really? a men's rights group is accusing a california city of violating civil rights law because of a free self-defense class that's only open to women. and the president of the national coalition of men sent a letter to the city of glenn dale demanding men and boys be allowed to attend the class, too. they say the city is violating the equal amendment laws of the

constitution. the city says they are now looking further into that law. one young golfer channeling his inner tiger woods. doh! that was 2-year-old carson from california practicing his swing. his dad wanted to film him to show off his skills but got in the way of his impressive chip there. carson has the swing down. now he has to warm on his aim. maybe he aimed just fine. >> look at that. that's fantastic. and swing -- wham. perfect. >> 20 minutes towards the top of the hour. coming up on "fox & friends" weekend, like a scene straight from american hustle -- >> 75,000 into this briefcase for mayor carmine to secure for atlantic city. >> democrats caught red handed accepting bribes, so why is the democrat attorney general

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knowing everything. basically in america i think you're sitting down with the head of the cleveland clinic? >> yes, yes. >> so that's the piece that i've been wondering about for the past four months is where are the people that run hospitals? >> there's been an enormous consolidation within hospitals. hospitals are being forced to merge and get together because the cost is so high and not manageab manageable. so we're seeing a lot of consolidation. i think what tony cosgrove is going to tell us is the cost is something people have to think about. deductibles will go up. they have to continue to go up. so the individual has to take more den the onus is on the individual more in a responsibility in terms of finding the own care at the best prices. but we've seen all the complaints and we've seen all the issues around the woibts. i think that's part of it because the business part of it in terms of jobs is where you're going to see a big impact. >> a lot of questions about the recovery, as well. the economic recovery, is it

stalling, is it picking back up inspect where should we invest? you're going to sit down in your show with larry summers. what do you anticipate you'll talk to him about? >> the recovery bumping along the bottom 3% growth, if we're lucky 2.5% growth. the unemployment problem continues to persist. we'll get the next unemployment report next friday, so we'll preview that with larry summers. i think obamacare falls into this, as well, because of the uncertainty of the cost of health care and the uncertainty of the tax bite on businesses has business sitting on cash. right now, you're talking about the corporate sector probably being in the best shape that it's been in for a long time because they're sitting on so much cash. the issue is they're sitting on that cash. >> so they're not buying equipment? >> no. they're buying back stock and increasing dividends. they're investing in cap ex. that equipment is basically, oh, it's ten years old at least and they will have to invest in cap ex. that's one place for money to

go. but with all of these uncertainties, they don't know what health care will cost them, they don't know what tax reform will look like. they're got making big bits in paying a lot of people in salary and benefits without the clarity. so that lack of clarity continues to keep things sort of very much in stand still mode. >> and maria, we're watching democrats who are concerned about midterm elections and keeping their offices, keeping their post decide that it's a good thing for all these delays and changes to to be made to obamacare rather than blowing the whole thing up and starting over. how is this going to be affecting hospitalses, too? i mean, when they aren't sure even what they're dealing with, what hand of cards they're going to have? >> well, i think this certainly gives the gop an upper hand going into the senate election these year because of all this uncertainty and the unemployment stories being where it is, stuck in reverse or in neutral, it is making a lot of people believe that, in fact, we will see a big change come november. >> well, welcome to fox news channel, welcome to the fox

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>> 51 minutes past the hour. a quick look at the headlines. a woman on dui probation busted on facebook. she thought she was off the hook after drinking on st. patrick's day, she bragged about it online. a local police officer saw her post and reported it to the probation office where she mentioned she was wasted on line. do you have bad allergies? blame the polar vortex? the melting snow leaves more risk for mold and pollen in the air. tucker? >> that's fun. >> thanks, ladies. >> in philadelphia, now being compared to the same scheme depicted in the film american hustle. >> placing $75,000 in this brief case for toledo and the license and building permits for

atlantic city. >> this is no movie. lawmakers were caught on tape for accepting bribes for voting no. >> how come the investigation was dismiss and why was it swept under the rug by the democratic attorney general of pennsylvania. columnist and fox news contributor, welcome. this is hard to believe this is real. they were caught up in a sting going on for a number of years and hundreds of hours of audio and videotape. they call and asked to take bribes. they are not getting prosecuted because it's racist? >> we live in a country where the federal government went after a high school for having

bleachers. a legislation and the offer was made to republican and democrats and they took the money with the democrats and they dropped the case and they then dropped the case. they are not going to prosecute them. that would be racist. >> it was over $70,000. one lawmaker even a $2,000 tiffany bracelet, what does that say? >> i'm against bribery, but that's going to be $50,000. it's astonishing not just the corruption, but the pettiness of the crime. >> i like the war hero in california. she was a crook. he got bust and he went to jail.

i'm glad he did. >> absolutely. >> the fact that democrats would defend these people. where is the justice department? why doesn't the obama administration prosecute? >> they should. if you are voting on voter id, they ought to pursue this. they dropped the case against the black panthers in 2008 and they were intimidating voters. they had defaulted in the case and ready to be convicted. eric holder came in and they dropped the case. a lot of things where they rough off others. this is another example of that. >> how you think the media would be covering this and the senator in california. the charlotte mayor accepting bribes and they didn't hear what party they were involved in.

>> the mainstream media would pay as much attention as obamacare. three or four minutes covering the falg failures of obamacare. this is an interesting story and they ought to pursue it. all of us media should demand the lawsuit to get the videotapes and see the people on tape. >> i don't know what's more upsetting, taking a $2,000 tiffany bracelet or not saying because they think they are innocent, but because it's politically inconvenient. >> if you are black, you don't get prosecuted. you can pursue a career in bank robbery. >> thanks for joining us. >> 56 minutes after the hour. don't go anywhere.

>> i hit the ball. >> that's after the show. have a great day. >> the clock is winding down on the obamacare enrollment deadline, or is it. i'm maria bartiromo. this is sunday morning futures. one more bending of the rules by the obama white house as they face more bumps and bruises. what it means for you, your health and especially your money. when the ceo of merck, the largest pharmaceutical company in the world gives us the inside track. obamacare will cut millions of jobs, but if unsrpt persists, could that