they don't make good decisions. >> because they admitted they smoked pot. tomorrow, valerie harper will be here. >> rhoda. >> yeah. discussions. >> and valerie harper is going to be here tomorrow. we are out of time. >> thank you, everybody. on. nato nounced it will boost forces after russia military vehicles are driving into eastern government cities where government buildings are under control from pro-rush n groups. a live report from ukraine on that. and 4 dead and 300 now missing as a ferry in south korea

crash crashes. >> 200 people have swam to safety but a lot of worries the death toll could be rising. >> david piper is live in bangkok. what is the latest on that search? >> search teams are looking for survivors in the waters even though it is very dark right now. some dive teams have been down into the vessel looking for people but haven't found anyone so far. nearly 200 people survived and that was because there was a speedy search and recovery effort. they were picking people off the side of the vessel as it was going down and a lot of those people were only saved because of the speedy recovery system they have in place. the survivors did suggest a lot of people were still trapped in the ship as it was going down

and fear for those people if any of them have survived. >> why is it thought the ferry capsized, david? >> well, it came from the northwest to down to jeju. it is said there was fog up north. there is a report there was a new worker on board that might not know the way or there is a suggestion it hit rocks >> when we get more developments on those we'll pass them on. what a tragedy to report on today. lawyers for the surviving boston bombing suspect will ask a judge to drop some of the

charges against him. dzhokhar tsarnaev is facing 30 charges but his lawyers say some redundant and they want things lifted in prison. >> and a man is facing charges for a death of a grandfather and a his grandson and killed a woman at a nearby retirement complex. he could face the death penalty for capital murder. the white house is making key changes to a census report and it would make it harder to

measure the effects of the health care law. we remember when there was a big scuttle about the fact the census duties were moving to the white house. is the this ramifications? >> the census bureau has changed the way it measures health insurance for all of us. they put out an annual report and ask questions to tens of thousands of people do you have insurance, why not, where is your insurance at. and this year they rephrased those questions so you get different answers and you can not compare this year's report to last year's report. that would be apples and

oranges. a lot of people are saying how convenient. who ordered this change? it is convenient for a white house that is struggling for obamacare and can't produce the relevant numbers on the impact of obamacare. very convenient. >> it sounds like it plays into argument of ambambuguity. and why don't we know from the obamacare website if you had insurance before and what your plan was. >> that is a good question. i don't know have answer. we don't know the true impact from any official source on our nation's health insurance system. very convenient because the health insurance system is in trouble.

the head line in the wall street journal is cooking the obamacare stats and i think this undermines the confidence in the ability to track obamacare and its full impact. >> there is a lot of discussion and head scratching when all of those abilities to watch the census moved over to the white house and maybe we are seeing it now. >> how convenient. >> parts of the country making up to rough weather on the east coast. this is from vermont. rain and snow causing flooding and turns homes into islands. and western michigan here with strong winds ripple the roof here off the golf range.

we have the weather woman here. >> record-low temperatures in batt batt batten rouge that 37 this morning. that is a record for them. and that is what we are looking at. in marquette, 7. buffalo in the 20s. and freezing in ohio, and down into the kentucky but the temperatures are rising, 37 in lewisville and also in the sit a of raleigh. the storm system is powerful and produced a significant drop in the temperatures. burlington, vermont saw a temperature drop by 40 and more than 30 degree drop in philadelphia. we will have sunshine later this

afternoon and it will help the temperatures rebound across parts of the eastern half of the country. we will be close to average in many parts and by tomorrow for sure. but across the plains, there is going to be a significant clip and winter warnings in minnesota and michigan and out here we could pick up a foot of snow but the cities are expecting less. dark blue is more than a foot of snow. wisconsin, minnesota -- they are areas that see april snow, but still that is a lot of snow. >> i went out to come to work this morning. i go to open to door of the car and it is frozen shut.

>> the wind was so strong here last night it woke me up three times >> april. just like you pictured it. a lot going on and he will go back to the issue of the growing crisis in ukraine which might change the landscape for the 2016 election. even the new york times saying we need to be more force full. >> and a significant al qaeda video resurfaces showing the administration might want to rethink the whole on the run. >> and ben carson is here and what he claims the white house demanded after a speech in which he was critical of the president >> we have started down the path of solving one of the other big

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an international flight, american airlines 1225 was its way from dallas to mexico and had to land due to problems with cabin pressure. no injuries reported. >> as you can see from the video here, more action in ukraine. as a result, our own politics now turning increasing to foreign policy. the indiana governor is expected to slam the president.

we have chris here and good morning to you. pence is going to hit the white house for several things. the missile defense shield that was pulled into the early part of the president's first term, the ongoing pressure from iran to go nuclear and on and on. in a political frame, how is this shaping the political landscape for people that might want to run for the white house? >> the republican party moved against the bush era as a clear reaction to dissatisfaction with those policies. but russia makes it different. they hold a special place in american history and inside the republican foreign policy thinking. you have the load star of ronald reagan. what mike pence is doing as he goes to berlin is ecoing reagan

and calling on obamacare to reintroduce the missile shield system and he is talking about russian aggregation and using hard words that puts him in a more hawkish light. >> he is going to hit a number of topics including iran's ongoing -- or check that, with russian aggression on the rise, diplomacy has failed -- what is this? and my appaology here. i believe we must deploy a missile system in europe especially poland and czech republic. and rand paul was saying in the

washington post there are no red lines when it comes to deprelim >> and he is fighting back saying what i am trying to do is keep our enemies guessing. i don't want to go out with red lines promising if you do that i will do this. i want to be a president who has the latitude to react and respond to what foreign foes do. he is pushing back on the criticism. >> most elections come down to the economy. when you look at the mid-terms of 2012 that was about national security and you could argue bush beat kerry because of concerns about national security.

do we see a shift back toward that? >> i think you are on to something, brother. but it isn't just that. russia is clarifying the urgency of the situation. if pathe republicans can find a way to fuse the two feeding halves between the libertari re and the hawkish people. >> and on the democratic side is hilary clinton who was secretary of state. how do you defend yourself when you know the growing unrest is popping up all over the place? >> her track record as secretary of state will be a big selling point when they go on attack

against her. her reset with russia doesn't show to be effective. but she is the democratic hawk and if the republicans go too anti-interventionist she will pick off the neo conservatives and she would have a gold strike in terms of more votes >> you know happen. the republican would say what about benghazi? libya? >> she would blame obama? >> flat out? >> come on! . >> you have not seen the obama blaming. they are going to blame him for her more stuff than the

republica republicans. >> that will be an interesting race. look at this thing go. it was a wild for this family. cops reined in the run away horse. >> remember when harry reid took a shot at romney saying he had not paid taxes in years? this might be worth a thousand words. words.

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tourist in georgia. a carriage horse goes rogue. happened in savannah. something spooked the horse and it took off along with five rider and the driver inside. at one point the carriage clipped a pickup. they were able to pull the family off and the horse stopped. the driver suffered a broken ankle. everyone else was okay. >> the former head of iran's nuclear program is revealing details claiming the united states and other nations sabotaged the program and he and other officials lied about key aspects of the program. how did this alleged work? >> this is a high-stake game being played by iran and the united states and oerpt others. the former head of the nuclear

program did an interview with an iranian newspaper said quote the united states would pressure that company or company not to transfer the part to iran or only allowing them to do so after sabotaging the parts like if it was an electronic system they would plant a virus in it and paralize the system. the united states officials will not comment on any sabotage but david albright said absolutely this is happening. >> you trying to stop illegal activities and programs and trying to send a message that

you don't have a right to this equipment. if it gets into your system, you have to worry it could breakdown and take out other things in the process. >> it might sound like something from a james bond movie script but it really is happening. >> iran is claiming they are the victim. >> they said their nuclear program is peaceful and this former nuclear head says they had to lie about their facilities because of this sabotage. he said in that interview quote we must be careful so that the enemy doesn't find our production site or notice relocation so they can not threaten these workshots or carry out assassinations.

so they are the victims but according to peter brooks it is only because they are to what they are not supposed to do. >> he is trying to cover his tracks and make a plausible reason for why they were disceptable about the nuclear program. they should have been open and honest about the program in accordance with the treaty they signed. >> the talks are ongoing but if this is to be believed both sides have quite the backup blan plan if the talks fail. >> a stunning study on the use of marijuana. how serious do we take the study? we will explain. and nato stepping into ukraine.

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turns out smoking marijuana even once or twice a week could be worse for your brain than you think. a new study from northwestern university finds casual pot

smokers showed areas of the brain affected in decision making. it shows marijuana could lead to serious problems in brain development. we have a doctor here and i said her name perfectly before going on the air. she is an assistant professor at nyu school of medicine. welcome. this is in the middle of washington and colorado making recreational marijuana use legal and you can purchase it anywhere across those states and we are finding out it could damage the brain even if used occasionally. >> parts of the brain are grow. with adults, growth is only there if there is damage. someone had a stroke, a brain injury, parts of the brain

injury grow to take over the damaged parts. this part that is growing is the areas that affect motion and memory and it is disturbing to see that in people that don't consider themselves to be serious pot smokers. >> you are saying when you get a skin cut and the skin heals over that is what it is looking like? >> it could be there is damage in the area. i ask patients if they use other drug and a lot say they have tried pot. they talk about they feel more relaxed. even the pro-pot people might say that but they find it difficult to do things that are difficult afterward and that makes sense because the areas that are affected control your

motivation. the reality is we need motivation and we need to do things to function. they talk about how it can affect their emotions and it is affecting parts of the brain for emotional memory and fear and anxiety is part of that and that might be why you will panic attacks sometimes. >> what about the issue of the study itself who? was it a good study? who was in the study? >> how many people involved? >> 40 people. 20 people used marijuana casually and 20 didn't. they compared their brains with an mri scanner and noticed the

increase in size when in people that do smoke. whenever you look at people doing what they normally do, there could be other differences. there was some evidence they might drink more alcohol than the other group. so you cannot say for sure it is marijuana, but the reality is you cannot do that type of perfect study because of ethical reasons. the perfect way would be randomly assign people saying you will smoke and you will n : not.not: but there are issues with that because if we think it is harmful we cannot make people smoke it. >> you look at alcohol and cigarettes and syntax and two states that made this drug that is more dangerous that many thought legal. what do you think about that? >> i think there is a difference

between decriminalization and legalization. i don't think people should go to prison because they smoked pot or use pot but i don't think it should be legalized. i don't think we have enough information about the changes. this is showing parts of the brain are changing even with the c casual use. >> boy, very interesting study. thank you for being here. >> let the debate continue. fox news alert. you are about to watch a new video of dozen of al qaeda members meeting in broad daylight and the second command is telling the reporters he wants to attack the united states. this is from yemen. molly is live. what do we know about the leader

of this group seen on this video? >> we know he is rising in prominence and as you were saying he has risen to be the second in command. he is based in yemonopoen and s his face in this video and calls for more attacks on the united states. at one point in the video, he says quote we must eliminate the cross. he goes on to say the bearer of the cross is america. and he took when bin laden was killed and it was talk between them that prompted them to close the embassy in yemen

>> what is unusual about this video? >> a couple things. the most obvious is they wanted the world to know they were having an outdoor, public meeting mee meeting and they don't cover most of the faces of the al qaeda operatives. usually they are more seck rsec. there are 21 one -- there are one or two skinnblurred and the skin ask lighter and that could show they were from western nations and they want to protect their identity. >> looks like the videos we saw before 9/11. mitt romney's son taking a

swipe at harry reid saying here is a shot of mitt romney paying this taxes and he does it every year; it is how you get paid. you may remember during the 2012 campaign, senator reed accused romney of not paying taxes for ten years. >> he is at the post office there. >> i bet the governor could figure out how to do his own taxes. do you have a clue? >> no. it makes me -- my -- head hurt. >> the prayer dinner was critical last year as he sat next to carson

>> you take ten million and you put in one. you have to get rid of the loop hole. and some people say that is not fair because it doesn't hurt the guy that made 10 million and where does it say you have to hurt the guy? >> does carson owe the white house an apology? we will debate that. >> a video of a burglar breaking into a baby's room. that would chill any parent how close he is to the crib. >> makes you not feel as safe. you have kids, family and don't feel safe.

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malcolm young is too sick to play and spending time with family in australia and the lead singer brian johnson told the florida radio station they booked studio time and were going to tour. we wish them well. >> they should still play the super bowl. hello, nfl. they would rock the joint. >> they would rock the joint! >> we have started down the path of solving one of the other big problems: health care. we need to have good health care for every. here is my solution: when the person is born give them a birth paper, a health savings account and money can be contributed and when you die you can pass it on. so when you are 85 you are not

going to spend it and happy to pass it on. >> carson is claiming the white house demanded an apology after this speech. the president saying she was offended. alan combs and blake brettman is here and gentlemen let's go at it. good morning. brad is an apology in order? >> absolutely not. dr. carson was doing what he was asked: if you have a better idea bring it forward. he was polit and factual is correct. he talked about debt and at the time we did it was 16 trillion now it is 17 trillion. he talked about taxes as well and the fact they have as

unbelievable out of control in price and in understanding. so everything the doctor said was respectful and he gave alternatives and it was what the president should be hearing. >> i take it that is a no >> hell no! >> what about you, alan? >> the opposite of what he said. no, i am with cal thomas on this, and a friend of fox news who has been at the prayer breakfast said it was inappropriate and not because of what he said but because of where he said it. it is good for the president to hear different positions and carson is a bri brilliant neuro surgeon and it was inappropriate. he has become a great c conservative hero because he

stuck it to the president at a place that is not appropriate. >> you are right about cal thomas saying an apology was in order because it wasn't the right place. but he said the president didn't appear to be angry. monday night on the factor with bill o'reilly, dr. carson was talking about show the social f fabric is changing. >> you can not oppose anything a black person is doing without being called racist. you cannot oppose abortion without being anti-women and you cannot uphold traditional marriage without being homophob homophobic. >> he is the country is immature, what do you think about that? >> absolutely. the president was in a position

to bring americans together. let's remember, obama was half white and half black and could have been the great uniter but when you talk his policy and you are are racist. and when you talk about abortion badly you are against women. >> are we an immature nation that needs a greater sense of growing? >> that is absurd to make statements about the president. abortion is a very difficult issue and many people have deep religious con visivictions and

label democrats and liberals with broad strokes isn't appropriate. >> there are many in the democratic party who have used that wedge in recent elections. we are seen it cycle after cycle in the obamacare administration. look at chicago or detroit where the president has ignornored the people that smaupported him the most. there has been a wedge driven. >> the wedge isn't driven by the president. it is driven by people who don't like the president and a lot don't like him because it is black. >> it is all on the right? >> i think the president could have done more to work with congress. he hasn't reached out legislatively. >> how about the war on women? >> you have laws forcing women

to get sonograms and cutting down clinics and making laws so the clinics can't operate. >> that was a big wedge issue in 2012. last word: >> if the president were true to his promises in 2008 he would have been the great uniter instead he has been the great divider and that is what is unfortunate >> the divider comes from those who would not accept the president no matter what. and the senate minority leader mcconnell said his number one goal is getting him out of office. they don't want to work with him. >> that is politics. officials are shedding light on a death that happened to two teenagers who disappeared 40 years ago. >> and the new york auto show

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technology, power and performance on display at the 2014 new york auto show kicking off on friday but we got a sneak peak at the hottest vehicles. what is out there? >> this is the biggest show.

almost a million square feet, a thousand vehicles with 60 never being seen before. one was revealed on the elevator of the empire state building so they can move it up to the roof. it is celebration of the 1964 musta mustang. they did this 50 years ago and want to do it again this year for the memory. one car on top the empire state building and have to figure out how to drive it off. >> we are also getting a look at the coolest car out there. >> a mers formated group

never before seen here by fox news or most of america. this is the unveiling. how about that? this 5.5 v8 engine, 2015 s-63 am formatted coupe. this is a beautiful car. you can change the smell. it will not be a new car smell, you can make it smell anything like you want. >> here you can roar from 0-60 in less than 4 seconds. 3.7. and infused aroma therapy into the cabin. >> what does that mean? >> it puts scent into the cabin and it is like going to the spa. aroma therapy.

it is beautiful. >> new car smell on another level. i am told it will sell for $150,000 plus so start saving up >> that is beautiful. you can pick any scent you want. i pick hockey bags. that is what my car smell like. it ain't pretty. that is a beautiful car. >> we will take two! >> i know what i want for my birthday. >> we have breaking news. nearly 300 missing and many of them are high school students as a ferry sinks. the latest on the search to find survivors right here on "america's newsroom."

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martha: this fox news alert on the growing crisis on the ground in ukraine. nato is stepping up their military presence in response to russia's aggression. so where does this leave key ki?

bill: taking steps to withdraw troops in europe, in the sea, air and land after president obama and vladimir putin spoke on the phone and found what appeared to be no common ground. martha: has his latest move given the russians any pause at all? >> so far, no. russians are doubling down on this strategy spreading the forces into eastern ukraine to try and see as they have now moved through the city. we're hearing the same armored cars used by the russian military driving around freely a number of the city's police and military supposed to be loyal the government of ukraine.

many walking away from the post rather than trying to defend these buildings and the hand of russian loyalists. you can forget the cold war overtone. unfurling huge banners around the building. those banners in the united states. number of them unfurled by the loyalists simply cannot repeat on television. martha: an escalation of tensions to be sure and ukrainian military far outnumbered by the russian military. thank you very much. apologizapologized a little bito difficulty. bill: search for survivors and hundreds of them after a ferry sinks off of the coast of south korea. 300 people missing, as many as 459 on board, most of them high

school students on their way to a tourist location. one person added certain people were trapped inside as the water rushed. jason is joining us now by telephone. how did this happen? >> that is the million dollars question. there is no way to tell right now, the vote is pretty much submerged. may have hit a reef or a rock, but it is not likely those kind of formations where the boat was about 60 miles off the southwest coast. that could take many days. bill: could survivors have found air pockets inside? what is the method to reach that part? >> south korea naval talking

about to the area, the united states on the naval ship participating in the recovery effort. south korean navy spent special divers to get into the boat to see if they could find anyone who still might be in the cabin or in the rooms. still around 280 people still unaccounted for. bill: are they fear in the worse? >> so far there have been four confirmed deaths. there is a concern he could grow even higher. many of those could be high school students. a class trip on the boat when it went down. bill: the pictures are just starting. did the captain sent a distress signal? what else was delivered to land?

>> that is the best they can do at this point. the coast guard responded very quickly. only so much you can do when you have a huge boat with 477 passengers on board with a limited number of lifeboats and vessels coming there. there have been mixed reports coming out told to stay seated as the boat tilt, so some concern bad orders given on the onset might have contributed to the death toll. bill: two more questions now, it will be answered investigation. it was at half capacity. bill: they were in route to an island, what is this island

about? a popular destination? >> one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country, historical destination, these kids were on a field trip more or less through there. probably every south korean has been i boat like this at one time or another. these kind of instances are almost unheard of. that causes a sense of shock. bill: south korea's version of hawaii i think you said? >> that is what they call it. the honeymoon destination, slightly warmer climate, volcanic islands. caves, volcanoes. bill: thank you. reporting on the ground in seoul south korea. what a tragedy it has been an ad could get even worse. thank you for the update.

martha: a big scare in boston after two suspicious bags were found near the finish line. the bomb squad used controlled explosion to get rid of one of them. the other had just been mistakenly left behind. one person is under arrest. we are joined with the latest on this. what do we know about this? >> it appears one individual caused quite a bit of chaos last night on the anniversary of the bombing. trying to draw attention to himself, so much so the area had to be cleared, the media was back and ultimately this suspicious package forced to be blown up. a man dressed in black barefoot yelling "austin strong." he drew attention to himself

including the attention of police who took notice and spoke to that man. police out of an abundance of caution clear the area pushing everybody back and the bomb squad detonated that bag. a prosecutor says the man's name is kevin edson. he is expected to be arraigned sometime today in boston immiscible court. possible charges. martha: were the witnesses able to to contribute anything to the story? >> he was yelling very loudly, so people did notice him. here's what they had to say. >> boston strong, boston strong. so i turned around, standing on the corner, so they turn around. hey, you, get away from you.

started struggling with him over the backpack, tackled him and took him down. you can see pretty heavy backpack. started yelling to everybody push back, push back, get out of here. >> so we're still waiting to see him what all the charges -- martha: had to be very unnerving, a lot of people getting ready for the marathon on monday and this young man making a play that was very unnecessary. bill: monday is the race, we will see how it goes. keep it solid and safe. another mass stabbing as a student armed with a knife goes on a deadly rampage. martha: brand-new video, a large group of al qaeda fighters

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>> the suspect arrived at the party, obtained a large night and targeted the victims one by one, stabbing them several times. bill: described as good kids between the ages of 22-27. another person also injured at that party. martha: fox news alert, and a new video that has surfaced showing a large group of al qaeda fighters, they include the second in command according to terrorism analysts who have been watching very closely. this group is in yemen. look at these between members of the al qaeda organization, u.s. officials to the video appears authentic and appears to be recent as well. fox news military analyst, good morning, sir, good to see you as always.

what do you make of this video? >> clearly we have not seen anything quite like this except going back to prior 9-11. in terms of the motivation, we can speculate a little bit. it reflects the confidence they feel justifiably so because they are on the rise in the middle east in northeast africa. it may be something internal inside of al qaeda. he is in the fight physically and partially. we have not heard from the leader of al qaeda general in some time. here he is openly admitting who he is in a video he knows going around the entire world, certainly will elevate his position in that movement quite significantly. martha: it could be an internal

power move on his part to be so brazen in releasing this. now, speaking on this video, what does it reveal in terms of what their motivations are? >> their motivations have not changed one bit. they want to dominate muslim land and the world, and ideological movement with huge ambitions. the objective has always been the same, to drive the united states out of the region to dominate it. this group is very vocal about attacking the united states. they have said that time and time again, there are certainly a threat to the region, a threat for the united states. what is alarming is we have pulled back from attacking this group as well as al qaeda in general with military drone tactics. martha: the president has said al qaeda is on the run, what do you think the message is ms. video to our president if

america and american interests are at the top of their list? >> those public statements we heard from the president and other government officials truly do not square with the intelligence force t you have received on a daily basis. that is why those statements are quite irresponsible to be making that. on the ground al qaeda has an large the influence in territory and people in the middle east. those facts are undeniable. they are a menace to the region, eventually to europe and the united states. martha: somebody who has advised top level people who make decisions they government at this point, what would you advise? would you ramp up those drone strikes again? with the president receive a lot of credit for in that program.

>> what is needed is a comprehensive radical islam. we have never had one, it is amazing we have not fashioned it. we deal with and ideological struggle, we have a strategy to deal with that. we have no political alliances even in the region where this is a hotbed to deal with radical islam. we should be sharing intelligence, partnering training programs on a very limited scale. not so much the u.s. involved in fighting, but bringing up the level of the administration. martha: who are you speaking of that we should be involved with? >> we are doing some of it, but in the middle east where al qaeda is present we should be partnering with their military to train them.

we have learned significant skills as a result of iraq and afghanistan, we did not know how to deal with this initially, but now the best in the world at it. there should be a comprehensive strategy that should be laid out to the american people. martha: it is an issue you hear almost nothing about with his administration. when you look at this video, it is really striking. thank you so much, good to have you here. bill: you wonder the analysis. afghanistan? almost identical. how the coast guard kept $100 million worth of cocaine from coming into the u.s. how did they pull that off? martha: and look at what is happening with this guy. the burglar looking in, scrolling around the nursery. what is behind that surveillance

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martha: the u.s. coast guard made a significant drug bust off the waters of florida. $110 million worth of cocaine, folks. they seized more than 7000 pounds of drugs in two different bus in the caribbean. one boat trying to get here from panama. the other from colombia. they ran into the same trouble with the u.s. coast guard. it did not stop when it was confronted, so the helicopter took out the engine stopping them in their tracks. both were headed for miami, where else.

bill: disturbing new video capturing a burglar. you can see the suspect on home surveillance video creeping around the nursery over the infants crib. live in dallas now. the family know this would happen? >> they had no idea. the whole family sound asleep. it wasn't until the next day actually when a neighbor called and said they found a laptop and it reef case in their yard, so this family began investigating noticing $60 was missing from your wallet and turne turns to e home surveillance video and found the bazaar, terrifying pictures. the burglar wandering around their room going into their son's room upstairs and watching him sleep. at one point the intruder is seen pointing a flashlight at the sleeping child and slipped out of the home undetected.

>> what is really kind of disturbing about this burglary as with others is with this one, the residents were asleep while this was taking place. this individual walked through each bedroom. the homeowner does have a video surveillance system. >> the family has alarm system, they just forgot to arm it that night. bill: who is the suspect? >> they believe it is a teenager from 16-18 years old. from what they can tell, he has a tattoo of possible asian characters behind his right ear. wearing a new era baseball hat, and investigators believe the same guy is responsible for a string of other burglaries that have gone unsolved in that exact same houston neighborhood.

bill: thank you. live in dallas. martha: the battle between a ranching family and federal government have now taken a new turn. the ranchers say to the battle over freedom and they are willing to fight to the bitter end. but the fight is really a matter of fairness. bill: a hair-raising controversy in north korea. the uproar over this sign. ♪

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bill: back to the standoff now, the bundy family waiting to see what happens next after the fed backs down in the standoff. cooling off for now. the family has heated words for the government. here they are on hannity. >> do you worry they may kill your dad or somebody in your family? >> this battle has been going on for my whole life almost and if death were our main fear, we would not be here today. freedom is much greater than death. bill: editor of red states.com. good morning to you. welcome back.

first to the bundy matter, what do you think of him? >> i don't think he is a hero. he recognizes the federal government right to own property. but i am deeply sympathetic to him. bill: let's hang with it for a moment here. there has been some wacky weather east of the mississippi overnight. we lost the signal from boston a short while ago, but don't store that had anything to do with it. we're trying to bring eric erickson back out of georgia. he is still there. martha: as catholics celebrate holy week, the church is facing criticism from those who say it is not living the principles outlined by pope francis. dan, there is some controversy

over the firings of several catholic school employees. tell us about that. >> the last several months there have been three employees contracts not renewed because they violated the law in their contract. the one that got the most publicity was the firing of the vice principal here in the seattle area. let's go after it was known he made his gay partner. suing for damages promising he would not be this committed against. an online petition into force the school to give him his job back. they did not act down prompting some families to pull their kid out of east high catholic. >> there is so much good, such a great christian tradition i think it is hard for a lot of young people to reconcile the continued hardline for these

divisive issues. >> many who are opposed to the move cited hope france's famous quote about gays, who am i to judge. martha: this will be an issue we will hear more about across the country and many catholic schools, i would expect, but not everybody interprets his comments on that issue the same way, right? >> absolutely. one person said americans are getting "the new york times" version of pope francis and not entirely accurate. yes, the pope has called for a rigid move, but not okay for those who are church employees leading by example to openly sin without consequences. they expect the employees to live in accord with catholic teachings. the pope' is wildly popular amog u.s. catholics with an approval rating close to 90% according to a recent fall.

report about him giving a couple of 10-year-olds a ride on the pope mobile. many say that does not change the responsibility of church leaders to lift the faith. >> if somebody says it is not a mistake, i am purposely doing something against fundamental teachings in the church and i am going to say i'm proud of of it and will keep doing it, that is when you become an anti-witness to the things you should be passing on to the kids. >> certainly an interesting debate as catholics around the world celebrate easter on sunday. martha: good to see you. eric erickson is back. it is blowing up and down the east coast. >> he has broken the law, he had managed federal property, not

paying the cattle grazing fees, but this has been going on for two decades. they are on your property. federal land. bill: you say the federal government overreacted. >> i wish they would overreact more. they want to send the irs conservatives after it. bill: he makes the case this is belonging to nevada, not washington, right? >> he does make that case, although the property assessor seems to think it is federal land. the state of nevada says no, it is federal property. bill: that is not allowed, right? >> he has to pay cattle fees. bill: they gave us a statement a few days ago said this is the statement they are sticking with. this is a matter of fairness and

equity. cliven bundy continues to not comply with the laws land ranchers do every year. a court order to remove the cattle, he has american taxpayers in excess of $1 million? wilwill they get that? >> i don't think they're going to get anything like that from him. i don't know what they will do to resolve this situation. they have removed themselves from the property, but he is under a court order. i guess they could have a court arrest him. bill: you are not sure how they resolve this, but harry reid holds a lot of sway. he says this is not the end, not over. read between the lines of what that means. >> there are conservatives posting document on the bureau of land management of a solar

panel farm being constructed in nevada some of the family may have been lobbying for. it may not be a desert tortoise. harry reid holds a lot of sway. but maybe look at these allegations that have surfaced in the last 48-72 hours and see what meets the eye. now in charge of the bureau of land management. bill: now you don't know how this is going to resolve itself, clearly none of us do. what is the potential to resolve it peacefully? how do you cut a deal? or can you? >> the amount that he has on federal land may be able to reach a compromise on that number of cattle. bill: and that is the way out? >> that is probably the most logical way out for both sides.

bill: stay outside today. martha: some drama involving north korean leader kim jong il in. using this ad featuring his photo prompting a visit from two men claiming to be from north korean embassy according to published reports saying the police got involved and the situation has been reportedly diffuse. do not use his rather interesting hairstyle. it is perfect. bill: a woman takes off spark a high-speed chase. why a trooper is hot on her trail. and wait until you see who was with her in the car. martha: bill o'reilly and bill clinton on the same side on this one in agreement in a plan to prevent motor fraud. >> enough is enough. it has to be rejected. stop the nonsense.

bill: new information on a cold cases south dakota 40 years old. a passerby spotted this car upside down in a creek. trend of the vehicle belongs to two to majors who vanished back in 1971. investigators thought it was foul play, now they say it was most likely an accident. >> it is consistent with a car accident, to start with the anthropology reports indicate there is no type of injury that would be consistent or caused by foul play or inappropriate conduct. bill: and attorney general says alcohol not a contributing factor. martha: bill o'reilly slamming backlash from both sides over the voter id issue after leading democrats like president clinton says he is open to the idea of adding a photo to our social

security cards identify voters. >> again, ridiculous. privacy issues, what privacy issues? everybody has a social security card. he put a picture on it, it violates your privacy? does a drivers license violate your privacy? they want people to think the republican party is suppressing votes. they have one less thing to whine about if you take that away. martha: there you have it. 30 states currently have some kind of voter id law, it is a large chunk of the country, so you wonder why there is so much controversy over this especially in washington. joined by campaign director for the center of american progress action. welcome to both of you. it has long been a contentious issue and even the suggestion

that people should have to get an id with their picture on it has been met with charges of racism, it is a so difficult for some people to get an id, targets the wrong people in the most vulnerable among us. what do you think? >> i think those charges are actually correct. i do agree with o'reilly, this should be an issue we should take care of and move off the table. i do think the background is there. who is disproportionately impacted by things like ids. it is the young, minorities, people who have less access to the system. when we look at the reasoning these things are put in place. we say the reasoning is to combat voter fraud. take a look at the north carolina report that support of these massive reforms they put in north carolina in addition to voter id, cutting down early vote which is very

important for vulnerable people. when they look at the percentage of voter fraud, .017%. of all of the people who voted. something like that hardly warrants the massive reform in terms of things that do affect vulnerable populations. martha: i think you have a reaction, go ahead. >> i tried to get a library card, i had to show photo identification and two separate proofs of address to get a library card. you need id for cold medicine and to sign up for obamacare. is that discriminating? this is my real point, how insulting. what are you trying to say, minorities are incapable of getting photo id? are they too stupid, do they not have a leg? why can't somebody get a photo id? how do you get away with saying that and minorities think that

is an acceptable argument? what is the problem? >> i don't think we are saying anybody cannot get an id, but young people are moving more and more and more, so they have to register constantly. we can talk about voter id and other fixes. let's talk about automatic voter registration. it can help people who don't necessarily have the time or resources to get the id. >> your time to go to dmv to sign-up, it is not complicated. >> in new jersey there was no picture on it. one year they said everybody has to put their picture on it. there was a little bit of inconvenience, but everybody across the board the matter what their age or where they live, they had to go do it. it does sound on the basis of it you guys are both willing to put this to rest and say yes, we should pass something forcing

people to put their picture on a voter id card. is that right? >> it should be on a state level. no proof of id. driver's license. you can sign-up for an id card. but you don't need it to vote. martha: emily, you are on. >> let's do same-day voter registration. very much increases access to the polls. i do agree with bill clinton's underlining point whatever we feel people are most comfortable with we are combating even though a small problem combating voter fraud, if we can accomplish those goals, it is fine as long as just as bill clinton said, let's make sure it is free and easily accessible to everyone. i think those are an important caveat to it. >> it should be done on a state

level, no reason for a national id, you should require that. this is not rocket science, prove who you are before you vote, and of story. >> did you just and doors automatic voter registration? >> he should sign-up saying you want to vote. here is who i am. it should not be automatic. you don't automatically get your drivers license. you have to sign up to get that. >> if the only problem is proving who you are, other government programs like obamacare. martha: the issue that has been made of this, asking people to show an identification whether it is state or federal. a lot of folks arguing it should be state level, that is something we should be okay with and you should not be called racist if you think people

should have an id with a picture on it. martha: nobody can hear what you say when you talk on top of each other. hold on, nobody here's what you are saying. go ahead. >> i do think we should look at the impact, it adversely impacts communities of color, young people, old people. we should seriously look at what that does and make sure there are ways that are easily accessible. >> give everybody a little bit of time to get it done. mike, thank you very much. good to talk to you both. bill: "happening now" coming up. >> more on the horrific disaster unfolding, the ferry sinking with hundreds of passengers, mostly high school students swimming for their lives. and new testimony in the oscar pistorius money trial. including the exact year men get cranky.

and new evidence pot is dangerous and why your brain rots at the tender age of 24. and mike bloomberg issues a $50 million challenge to try to take on the nra. bill: thank you, jon. would you search the web on a contact lens? you know about google glass. more next. martha: we will be back (mom) when our little girl was born,

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bill: a good little jackson browne in the morning. you heard about google glass, how about google contact lenses? google has a patent with contact lenses for a camera inside. contributor for wired magazine. welcome here to america's newsroom. is this possible? can you make a contact lens where you can search the internet? >> right now it is theoretical. there's a patent google has for contact lens with a camera just below your eye. bill: se silly concept would be.

>> a documentary for your life. maybe continuous video. bill: you would blink your eyes, and what happens? >> what google is doing now with google glass. a google display over your glasses were they show you alerts or how you use that is voice activated. google contacts take a picture, start recording. they are trying to build technology to make it disappear. bill: voice activated? with the eye and the voice. it doesn't exist, but it is a concept. with this concept work the same way? >> that is the thing, everything is in theory right now. you look at the way technology

progresses, everything is getting smaller and smaller and smaller. you need they cannot ability to broadcast something's to display on your phone, processing power. bill: you make excellent points about the way things are moving smaller and smaller. google says they can help diabetics. regulate their blood sugar. help somebody partially blind cross the street, what is that all about? >> in january google announced they have a side project, a google censor between two sheets of contact lens that detects glucose levels through the fluids in your eyes beaming it to your phone to tell you when you're low on blood sugar. showing content in front of their face taking pictures and all of that. bill: it is funky stuff, but i

guess you could make the argument that it's coming. it is on its way or at least some version of it is headed our way. >> a question is not if the technology can do it, but if it will be useful for everyday people. for diabetics may be a clear case, but why wouldn't we want contact lenses to take pictures of the world? bill: that is a good question. >> a doctor, maybe you need vision for surgeries. bill: we have heard of google glass surgeons. thank you. pleasure seeing you. from new york. martha: it is a frightening scene that we are seeing in south korea at this hour after the country's coast, hundreds are still missing, and the frantic search continues. we will be right back with breaking news.

>> i'm taking picture of you right now, my contact. doing a documentary of my whole life. who would want that? bill: sounds a little funky. martha: it does. thanks for being with us. coming up with brian on the radio shortly and will be with you on o'reilly tonight. bye, everybody. jenna: we start off with a fox news alert on a disaster at sea. four confirmed dead but hundreds more are missing after a ferry carrying mostly high school students sinks off the coast in south korea. i'm jenna lee. jon: what an awful story. i'm jon scott. news breaking early this morning, dramatic video showing the ferry nearly upside down. almost completely submerged. dozens of ships and helicopters searching for survivors. that vessel capsizing what was supposed to be a routine trip to a nearby island. david piper live in bangkok with more. david? >> reporter: jon, this is continuing off