and that's it for today. have a great week. and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." we will see you next "fox fox urgent, it is now monday morning over the indian ocean as search teams pursue what's being called now an encouraging lead in the search for the missing malaysia airliner flight 370. a third pulse signal has been debited deep within the indian ocean. after two other sounds were spotted by ships in other areas. search teams are now trying to determine if those alerts, all of them, are coming from one area. and they are hoping it would be coming from the plane's black boxes or being triggered by whales perhaps or other noise from ships. but still it's a deep sea mystery, and the next several hours are crucial to the search. they are already in the air, we understand, and on the water looking on this new day of the

week. the batteries in the plane's black boxes are fast declining, we do know that because that's how they were designed. if they are not found soon, we may never know what happened to that plane carrying 239 people. the search now entering its fifth week and still not a trace of that jetliner has been found. but teams are not giving up home. roger manard is live from australia with more on this. first of all, bring us up to speed, where are we? >> reporter: the search is now focused to top three pulse signals picked up by the chinese and australian ships over the weekend. the british navy ship hms echo is now in the area where the chinese teams are. both teams were consistent with the signal emitted bay black box flight recorder, which had a frequency of 37.5 kilohertz a second. it continued for 90 seconds and the exact same time between each ping. some distance away, the australian ship ocean shield

also detected an acoustic event with the characteristics of the pulse from a flight recorder. ocean shield is staying in the area to see if they can pick up the signal again. afterwards it will travel to the site to where the chinese vessel is. >> you know, i'm curious, roger, i know we don't have live cameras out there where they are working, but i'm curious to know if the mood has reported to change among the search teams because they have been down similar roads before where they all chase objects in the sea, you know, what's the excitement level that you're hearing about over this? >> well, i think the mood has changed marginally. everybody's still being really cautious here. the authorities are erring on the side of caution because they have seen hope raised before and don't want to see that again. now, the man in charge of the overall search here described the three signals as, quote, fleeting encounters, but could not be verified at this stage.

but it was emitted the fact there were two detections and were both, quote, promising. and we have not heard that before. and significantly also, there was white color debris found near the chinese vessel. that has not been identified, so it is still very much a speculative theory at the moment. we still don't know for sure whether there's any link or connection to mh-370. >> all right. roger, we appreciate you giving us the details of exactly what they are searching with, and what the assets are that have been deployed on this monday where they are. roger maynard live from australia. we'll bring in dr. allen diehl, author of "air safety investigators." good to have you on board tonight. >> thank you, harris. >> is it usual to chase a black

box or beacon and have it turn out to be nothing? >> it certainly can happen, although typically if you get that same pulse repetition rate and frequency, that's an awfully good clue there's probably not many things that can imitate a pinger like that. >> i understand that it shares kind of the same frequency as some marine animals, though, but what distinguishes this in your mind? >> well, both the frequency, which you are correct, i understand and am not a marine biologist, some animals e met frequencies similar to that, but the constant pulsing the chinese apparently describe for over 90 seconds, that's -- i don't know much about marine biology, but that sounds more mechanical and biological. >> for our viewers here on the weekend, that will sound familiar because that's a little bit of the ground we have heard last night. but now for another day with the third pulsing. if pinger data is confirmed, what is next in all of this?

>> well, the course of the echo that the british ship is already on the scene of the chinese's potential location, they will have to start bringing in the more accurate sonar. those are handheld devices the chinese are using. they will drop the devices that go very deep and verify that, in fact, this is either is or is not what they hope it is. the pingers. then they have to start with the side scanning sonar to map the wreckage or try to locate and then map the wreckage on the floor. so probably sunday out a roboti robotics. and then they will start llight recorderings. obviously they want to try to recover the fuselage to bring up the human remains, but at those depths, 13,000 feet, they may not bring up things like the wings.

for example, after they read the cockpit voice recorder, and i'm not saying this happens, but there were gunshots during the initial takeover and somebody cut the recorder off. you probably don't need the wings and engine and know it is a criminal act. just speculating here. they will make decisions as they recover the data and the wreckage. >> flrt. you mentioned and i do want to clear this will up and make it clear, you are talking a about a would-be situation as to why you wouldn't bring up everything from tell bottom of the ocean floor. i'm curious to find out, now what happens if the information isn't accurate or do you just hope to get lucky? >> the air marshall says they will look for a considerable amount of time.

this happens for a while in the western indian ocean when the south african 747 went down and it took two years to find the black box, which solved the mystery, by the way. but in both those cases they knew approximately where the aircraft was, so if they don't find the pingers, this could be a very long search, and it's possible they will never be locate it. we know this has happened before, we are jetliners, not jetliners, but we'll cross our fingers that they do. i had them test those batteries before they were sent out, so it's possible with reduced power -- again, we may get lucky. >> i'm losing my audio a bit with you and apologize, doctor,

but i want to bring in some of your experience here because it's kind of an interesting point. you are what is known with the ntsb office. what exactly does that position entail? >> the u.n. specialists look at the underlying cause for human error. i was the ntsb's first, actually, they changed the name to human performance, but i was an aviation expert. sometimes we do a psychological autopsy, but often after we look at the recorders, the flight data will help you what happened. tippic ily we look at pillot

fatigue, management pressure, and there's a long history starting in the late '70s. i was the first guy who did some of the techniques and protocols. and it's not just about trying to document what happened, but what you can do to improve so the action can happen again. the faa mandates that it really changes the way pilots fly now. >> doctor, i wanted to ask you before i have to let you go. have you ever investigated or been called as a consultant on this one? >> there are a lot of smart people working this accident, but i was sent undercover by the reagan administration to look at a presidential accident that killed the president.

the president wanted to know if it was an assassination or crash. but this accident occurred in south africa and killed the president in mozambique. the widow who married nelson mandela was pleading with someone to find evidence and i tried to do that in the book i wrote. >> very interesting. so you have been down a similar road. as i pointed out, we don't have much time. thank you for bringing us that information, because we may have a few more days before the batteries run out in the black boxes. you throw out a potential date of april 15th to give them a little more time, and that is perhaps a ray of light in which you have brought the viewers tonight. dr. allen diehr, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, harris. it looks like things are getting worse not better for

ukraine. pro-russian demonstrators are storming government buildings across the eastern ukraine, and we are hearing about this and getting video into specific zones. activists want to see a referendum to join russia, not just part of ukraine, but all of it. well, here at home honoring the past and looking to the future. the george h.w. bush presidential library wrapped up a weekend of events parking 25th years since the elder bush took office. the president's form er son and governor, jeb bush, was brought the burning question by shannon breams. >> family, friends and former

administration officials gathered here at the george h.w. bush to mark 25 years since the beginning of his administration. the festivities wrapped up this morning with a townhall meeting withment jeb bush. i asked him the question everyone wants the answer to. will he run in 2016? here's what he told me his cry tee area is for deciding. >> can a candidate run with a hopeful, opt mickic message and enough detail to give people a sense of idol words and not get thrown back into the vortex of the mudfight. can you do it, in my case, you can do it. we talked about education, the economy and also immigration. here's what he had to say about the work for reform and what he thinks need to happen. >> if immigrants come to this country and want to participate, they should embrace our values

and so should many americans. we need -- a sense of learning aught to be political. >> jeb bush is considering his father's future as he decides whether or not to run. >> shannon, thank you. a massive brawl erupted on a city street. wait until you see this. crowds of people throwing rocks and bottles at police and lighting fires. so what set this off? and the u.s. navy making a daring rescue to reach a sick child. the drama unfolding 900 miles out to sea. our navy moving in. american heroes. take a look. try alka seltzer fruit chews.

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the u.s. navy got quite a distress call. a baby girl sick stranded off the coast of mexico about 900 miles. the family was attempting to sail around the world with their daughters, ages 3 and 16789 last friday they radioed for help when the little girl had a rash all over her body and was not responding to medications. the navy sent a warship and they were just able to reach the boat today. we are joined live with the story. dom, this sounds like a huge effort to save this child. >> reporter: it most certainly was. it was not just the u.s. navy but it was the uss vandergrift to retrieve the family and the u.s. coast guard and national air. we have video of them accepteding four rescue divers into the pacific ocean in parachutes. it was an extraordinary operation. what happened was the family from san diego had to issue an emergency signal to the u.s.

coast guard after their baby 1-year-old lyr arc toa took ill. they are describing exactly how they undertook that mission. take a listen. >> what we are able to do is to parachute from a c-130 into the ocean with a boat. the boat has two parachutes attached to it. we follow the boat into the water. we jump out, parachute out the back with a team and get into the boat. >> and that was the vandergrift that intercepted and took all four members of the family to safety. happening 900 miles off the coast of mexico. cabo san lucas is on the map there. you can see how far out to sea this was. incredibly dramatic stuff. >> that's tough enough for adults. here they are sailing around the world with young children, how well equipped were the kaufmann's to undertake a trip like that?

>> reporter: well, eric and star louisia star louisiana co sharla come from experienced families of sailing. family members are saying very much they were truly taken aback. >> i just hope the baby is okay more than anything else, and then i'm concerned about the 3-year-old on board and that's her sister and is well aboard of what's going on, i'm sure. there are men jumping on your boat and they are doing whatever to stabilize lyra. it sounds like it's crazy. >> reporter: and harris, apparently the vandergrift is expected to be in u.s. waters on wednesday. it is not clear if they will dock at san diego or a small boat takes the fam will ashore. hopefully that's the ends of the ordeal. we are hearing that lyra is stable and should be doing well when she gets back home. >> at least that has a happy

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with a day of church gathering for the victims' family. >> reporter: ft. hood is the largest army base in the nation. not just tens of thousands of soldiers on post, but tens of thousands of civil ians are on and off the base throughout the day. so you can imagine across killeen this morning, church services were centered around the victims and their families. pastor jeff miller led the congregation in a message for the fallen. he left three candles for the fallen and another for the shooter. >> tragedy is never the last word. and this community knows that because they have experienced it. and they know that god will see them through, but the resilience, the support of each

person in the community and the support the military is able to get in situations like this, i believe that this community truly knows that tragedy is not the last word. >> reporter: and as you mentioned, harris, all the victims will be remembered at a huge memorial service here at ft. hood this coming wednesday. >> and that, of course, is the human side of this. rick, what about the investigation? what's the latest on that? >> reporter: well, we didn't hear from the army today. we will hear from them tomorrow afternoon in another news briefing, but we know they have been focused very closely on an argument that apparently took place between specialist ivan lopez and some soldiers on post on wednesday afternoon. witnesses are saying that lopez was upset over a leave of absence request that he went into an hr office seeking a form for time off and was told to come back the next day. but instead he stormed out and retrieved his handgun and came back in and opened fire, first on a supervisor and then shooting others randomly before killing himself.

we do have a new overhead view of the sprawling crime scene. it's the size of two city blocks. there is extensive work that has been going on there, not just by the army, criminal investigation division, but the texas rangers and the fbi processing the crime scene. we don't have word yet on when the task will be complete, but that's something we may learn tomorrow at the news conference. >> our prayers and thoughts are still with those families as loved ones lost people last week. rick, thank you very much. the families of those who died in cars with a defective part what general motors to face criminal charges. they are accuses gm of letting the ignition switch defect go unreported for more than a decade resulting in the deaths of at least 13 people. lawmakers confronted the company's ceo on capitol hill last week. you may have seen it on fox. and that was about the evidence they say shows an employee intentionally tried to hide the problem. so far gm is recalling more than 2.5 million cars. a superpac is looking to

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republican. >> newrepublican.org. join us. >> fox news political insiders are here. you can join our conversation on twitter @fninsiders. you guys should wave or something. pat cadell, a former pollster for president jimmy carter and fox news contributor doug shoen, a fox news contributor as well. we'll get your thoughts and start with you. >> harris, this is a explicit pushback against the tea party brand of republicanism that is not inclusive, that has frankly divided the republican party, and it may well be a harvenger of something else, jeb bush's presidential campaign. >> well, i'm still thinking of the new nixon. >> he was elected. >> finally, it took forever, but he was finally elected.

i'm looking at the new republican thing thinking, what are they about? i mean, they did a poll and had a poll that some would like to have this u none of which they support. they don't have an economic growth plan, but if you put up an ad and call it that, i agree with you. the two people are running very badly in the polling for the republican nomination. >> can i just say another thing? >> tom? >> the old republicans were ruined. >> don't call yourself old. >> no, no, but they call us the new republicans. the old republicans were ruined by jeb's older brother. he took the republican brand, not only on foreign policy and economics, but on education, which jeb is talking about. the whole notion of choice, which is a great issue for us to go out to democrats, minorities and talk about it, what did george w. bush do with it? he federalized education more with no child left behind. and now here is his brother

trying to say we are the tea party of choice. >> hence the word new. >> two things. i know that twitter will be alive on fire with you taking a punch at president george w. bush. because that's something democrats do quite often. >> he deserves it. >> but the second thing is, we didn't show the entire ad. we showed the first part with jeb bush and the second is with bobby jindal, in case people are wondering what you are talking about with louisiana's governor. what is meaningful with this ad? >> there's a pushback against the right wing of the republican party. an attempt however haltingly to move to the center. and to john's point, yes, this is a new bush like the new nixon. and it is the start of a new presidential campaign. >> but is the campaign for the republican establishment. >> yes, it is. >> it is not. it's a campaign that reaches outside that establishment encompassing the tea party in everyone else and speaks to ordinary people. >> and the idea that tv

commercials are going to change the perception of a political party that has lost five out of the last six presidential elections in the popular vote. we have deeper problems than a 30-second commercial with a politician on it. we've got to get to the heart of this thing. what do the republicans stand for that relates to people? and get back to that. and these guys don't have a clue. >> there's nothing about defending ordinary people from the very powers they represent. >> i'm curious, because you guys are former pollsters. so something got them to the point, the superpac, got them to the point to fashion this the way they did. >> if you look at the website, they have a poll number and the question and they put it up and did that. >> they understand that they cannot maximize their appeal as a party when the senate increased their standing in the house without broadening the base. this is a generic, general ad. i'm not as pessimistic as my

colleagues are, but you're not going to win a national election unless you get specific and have what pat described, a plan for growth. >> and also a passion as opposed to a poll. as a pollster i want to tell you simply saying, this is popular, doesn't do the trick. they miss the connection. >> do they get at least a score for something that the democrats are not doing, though? because at least they have bargained down, if not bargained, but whittled down the message this one superpac to a singular focus. >> i give them a score for this, you can't solve a problem if you don't admit and acknowledge you have a problem. and republicans, for the last few months n washington and out, have admitted they know their image is a disaster. great. but have they done anything to fix it? ask the house of representatives, what have they done with full power since 2010 legislatively to change the perception of the republican party? i think they made it worse.

>> all right. >> you have to do something worse than the party you know. >> this is igniting as i figured with pushback. and people are talking on twitter. they say, boo on the panel. the talking point is the only alternative. then i'm seeing kind a trend here, they call you laboot, by the way. he says, laboot nailed it. the bush family needs to obsess on education on a federal level and should be state-run. what did you hit with that? what nerve? >> in 2000 when george w. bush was the republican nominee, the platform of the republican party called for the abolition of the department of education. republicans do not believe the federal government should be running education. what did he do? the exact opposite. first thing he did, increasing federal spending in the department of education by 11%, created the no child left behind, which morphed into no teacher left behind. and it has not worked. it didn't work.

and he went against republican and conservative principles. >> paul says, how dare you bash george w. bush, he was a great american. let's move on, gentlemen, if we can. new topic, campaign finance. we saw the supreme court make a ruling this week. doug, what did they say that we need to know about? >> what they said is that the limits on how much an individual can give are now gone. you can't give more than 2600 or 2700 to a candidate, but to party committees, you can give an unlimited amount. and to individual candidates, you can give $2700 to every candidate running if you want. this is going to help the parties, strengthen their hand, strengthen the leadership in washington, probably help the republicans. >> exact opposite. yes, it will, agree with that, that's what it will do, but what it does is centralizes where you see the problem with money. into these party committees who pick people who are part of the political class and ate the political class.

this was, by the way, the problems with the court is they think corruption is only bribery. a lot of this corruption, who cares about how much -- >> the supreme court bundling, pat. >> the supreme court bundling, let's deal with bundling. the biggest crime is the lobbyists are bundling hundreds of thousands of dollars. it doesn't touch any of that. >> it increases it. >> it increases it and doesn't touch anything. it is meant to continue to drive this thing. and i frankly think the court's gone too far. >> does the american public care about that? >> no. they don't understand it. >> should they care? >> they should care, but they don't. and it is just too complicated. they just think the whole thing is a corrupt mess. and they think every politician is corrupt. >> all these people figure that money is buying -- by the way, money is buying both parties and they are exactly right. and that aught to be the issue. >> right. i'm not going to sit here and say i know how to fix it, but we have discussed it the three of us, an idea to help us, why do i

as a candidate for public office need all this money? >> i don't know, you ran. >> and i won. >> i had to pay you, my pollsters. >> right. and you got a your investment. >> and i'm very happy. but you pay an enormous amount of money for tv time. like $25,000 for a 30-second -- >> look how much tv time you have now. >> and i'm happy about it. but the point is you need this money to buy tv time. why not make the tv time free? to the candidates? >> jerry brown in 1992 when running the campaign actually raised $100 limited on an 800-number before the internet. do you remember that? and he said he said something profound. he said the american people at that time, remember the early '90s own the u.s. mail and airwaves. why are those money necessary to do it when we can give it to candidates except, you know why? because the television station

openers went in and threat upped everybody in congress if they did this. everything is about money and politics. >> money, money, money. >> it is all about protecting -- >> if you use that reasoning, watching the nfl should be free, too. >> it is different. we watch it at home to watch commercials. >> there's one anecdote worth reporting. nancy pelosi and democrats cried about the decision when at the same time the staff was trying to raise more money from democratic donors given the change in the loss. on one hand you condemn, others say -- >> meanwhile, there's tom stier, putting in more money to block the keystone pipeline, who is financing harry reid. the hypocrisy on this stuff is overwhelming. >> can we put up the numbers on obamacare? the affordable care act, something that democrats either have to run with or run from.

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i mean, it's hard to decide which is worse, the unemployment numbers being cooked or these numbers. >> why do you think they are cooked? >> because, first of all, they were going to produce 7 million no matter what. what they did was they are -- first of all, let's remember everyone put on medicaid, which is a safety net program or in there. and the millions of people who lost their health insurance because of obamacare and signed in, we don't know how many there are. and the people who haven't paid yet for it, which the insurance policy industry says the about 20%. it reduces that number -- look, this is what washington is about. phony numbers to claim victory, but it is still not helping democrats because you saw the quinnipiac poll. >> does this help, because we are talking about branding, re-brand obamacare if they float the numbers, 7.1 million, does that help? >> that's the hope, but the

problem is in the poll that you put up, 41% positive and 55% negative. it's going to take a lot of selling to make it clear that this is a positive outcome. especially since the news that's going to come next, harris, is how premiums are going up in 2015. and that's a huge, hun issue. >> and what they believe by changing the law with will, because after all, we are in a banana republic now, the president does whatever he wants, what we have is all these changes delayed before the election which are going to hit after. and you know what? the american people are not stupid. they are experiencing this. that's the problem with obamacare. >> so while obamacare continues to drag the democrats down, republicans have made a decision up until this week to get out of the way and let obamacare bomb. >> it seems to be working for them, no? >> it works for the republicans ahead in all the key senate races, quite significantly in many of them. guess what happened this week?

paul ryan releases his budget. >> okay, hold your thought. we have to go to commercial. we'll be right back.

insiders are back. when we went to commercial, john was just about to say -- >> paul ryan's new budget will be accused for the third year in a row of privatizing medicare down the line, give the democrats ammo to counter the obamacare problem. >> what the republicans are doing here is trying to motivate the base. midterm elections are about turnout. $5 trillion in spending is cut through the ryan budget. it has the vulnerabilities john spoke of, but it will get the base activated. >> as pollsters, you looked at the numbers. is there enough in the base? >> for the off year, probably,

but not beyond that. the fact is even republicans do not like cutting medicare. they don't understand why the programs they believe in have to be cut because we have no grand consensus on this. >> all right. about obamacare and the 7.1 million people who signed up according to the white house. timothy mcbride is not happy. he says "the numbers are phony? the medicaid numbers are not in there. and the panel's wrong." >> they are in there. anything they could throw in there to justify 7 .1 million, they put it in. it's not solving the problem. >> we're spending $2 trillion, supposedly putting people who don't have insurance, give them health care, and guess what? at the rate we're doing this, we could have all bought them cadillac plans in the old days. >> we're talking about campaign finance reform for these congressmen to get all this money. realize this administration has spent $700 million of our money advertising obamacare. >> guess who got rich on that?

all the people who get to make it, all the people in the inside. this is just -- and the public still don't like the -- all right. i want to talk about a special that's going to run on fox later tonight. it has to be with enemies of the states. private citizens in the fight of their lives. fox documentary "enemies of the state." it's hosted by john scott. see the particulars there. 9:00 p.m. eastern. doug, your thoughts on this. i saw you tweet this out. you said, "are you an enemy of the state? watch us." >> under democrats and republicans, people who take on the government don't have their rights protected. they frequently become scapegoated for asserting their rights and speaking out forthrightly. this is a powerful documentary, and it speaks to a concern that i suspect every fox viewer and virtually all americans have. >> yeah, there's one gentleman in there who says his family has been fighting to keep their farm out of the hands of the federal government for decades. >> decades. fighting democrats, republicans,

everyone. look, the problem we have in this country, someone referred to it as salt, is very -- skepticism, authoritarianism. this is a democracy. not a country where? you get out of line the government can come after you. they can come after you every possible way. they're also writing more and more laws making everything criminal to, in fact, intimidate and oppress the american people. this is not freedom, folks. >> and the trend is getting worse by the minute with more nsa involvement, the fact that we learned last week from general clapper that they are listening to phone calls and reading e-mails through a legal back door. this is more government power over the people. >> question is, who's in, the people or the government? right now the government trying to oppress the people. i don't care whether you're a democrat -- >> it's corrupt. it's corrupt. >> that's the big thing. the inside the beltway people, all of them, it is a corrupt system out to screw us. >> oh. i think we could bleep that if

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