max is arriving in the in- dorsky diving facility. he got to meet iron man. despite the illness he has the courage and strength of a super hero. >> it is not easy to do. >> thanks for joining us, everybody. have a great day. >> america's news headquarters starts right now. >> next now alert. drastic changes to a key census report may make it impossible to know the impact of the health care law. >> the administration said the changes will improve the changes. the new changes, the results will be like apples and oranges. and joining me is melissa francis host of the money. why are the changes made in the

first place. >> it is for four years complained about the questions and a lot has to do with the timing when they are asking respondents did you have insurance in the last 12 months. the way they phrased it people's answers are not accurate and in a working paper in the bureau, they said that questions are causing inflated estimates of the underinsured. and this is what the census is saying. >> does that mean the new questions in and of themselves will make the number of uninsured people come down? >> they went out and did a test where they sent folks out in the fold to test both questions. old phrasing and new phrasing and they kim back with different results. using the old questions, there is part of the population uninsured and new phrasing.

10.6 percent of the population is uninsured. and the chief of health statistics, said we expect lower numbers because of the questions and how they are asked. it is the census bureau itself said we'll get a lower number because of the question. >> interesting, many people expected theidate to clear up the question of how many people uninsured will be insured because of the health care law. we pushed on the numbers of enrollment and with the census change it will make it more complicated. >> the test was before obama care was in place. they hoped it could part the people signing up and kicked off of the old insurance. and we could see what the net number was. that will not happen because there is a break in the data and

they are not comerable. is that is a coincidence? >> you know, there are people in the bureau claimering to change the data, it is unclear why it was done at this time. it is coincidental and unfortunate timing. it was done before the major provisions of the health care law took us back. this will be manage that a lot of people will be fighting about without question. >> good to so you. and in a now minutes, spoke with the white house communication's director. and we'll get her to weigh in on the gender pay issue that is stirring up a bit of controversy. >> and a now video surfacing and showing a large group of al-qaeda fighter ares, meeting out in the open in yemen. and at one point they told those gathered to remain focused on

attacking the united states. molly henningburg has the latest. >> that leader is a ber. he has a dangerous branch of al-qaeda. and based in yemen. he shoes his face in the video and not covered up by a scarf or mask and a public decharation of his role and power within that branch of al-qaeda and calls for more attacks on the u.s. and one point in the video. he said we must eliminate the cross. the bearer of the cross is america. >> al-qaeda clearly wanted the world to know that it fls having a outdoor public meet nothing yemen to discuss tit for tat strat and attacks in defiance of the u.s. drone program. usually they are more secretive. but there are blurred faces in the video. it appears that the skin color with the men with plurred faces is lighter or white and they

could be al-qaeda recruits from western nations and al-qaeda wants to protect their idenity. >> there is people they don't want to be seen and probably from european countries and other places and if identified they will be known al-qaeda members and they will be targeted by intelligence service. the al-qaeda has a new confidence not seen since osama bin laden put out traping videos before 9/11. >> thank you, molly. >> we'll bring in kt macfar land fox's security analyst. and we watched the al-qaeda leader ands fighters out in the open and chumming up without concern of the drone attack. >> i think it is bad but it will get worse. the united states made it clear

we are leaving beend chaos in counsel row after country. the arab spring had promise but led to chaos and that's in which al-qaeda thrives. whether it is in syria or iraq or yemen al-qaeda is greater numbers than before. the reason it will get worse. in syria now that assad is firmly in charge and that fighting may wind down. the guys who are fighting assad, the rebels, the largest is islamic extremist and if that dies down, where are they going? they will not go home and join the pta. they will go back to host countries bring jihad. hundreds are pene pones and americans and a good number of them will move in iraq and egypt in the sina i peninsula.

>> we are told from u.s. authorities they called the video recently. what do you make of the blurred faces and possibly new recruits to the terrorist network. >> if there are reports of the last several months a lot of european passport holders that joined holy jiowa and want to be part of al-qaeda. if they go back to home countries they can. will they bring that home with them? especially if they are trained and if they are syrian veterans of the rebel forces. they know how to do urban war fire and car bombs. i don't think they will go home and lay down and give up fighting.

they are looking for the next fight. >> will the video that we continue to watch will it be cause for new action by the united states. >> it should be but highly unlikely. we are perceived as if we lost the war. i look at afghanistan, for example, where i have been. we finished with al-qaeda and decimated al-qaeda by september 2001 and stuck around to nation build and al-qaeda will go back there, too. >> speaking of afghanistan, there is a new report, the washington times running a new report of a confidential u.s. assessment showing that afghanistan is not ready to govern yet on its own. your response? >> are are we surprised? a it is not what they said but who said it. this is the united states. and aemgs for develop: that is the group that likes foreign aid and they believe in foreign aid

and in doing things and helping new governments to form and group if they are coming out and saying that the afghan government and agency after agencies unable to govern not only because of incompetence but corruption that says something. we will leave afghanistan by the end of the year. it will be civil war and everybody will run to their swiss bank accounts and hammid karzi will be the last guy on the plane out. >> at this point what do we do? >> hiding that this is a real utand they are finding no good news to report over there. what is the next step? >> in afghanistan, there will be a new government. the guy who is running the lec is a good friend of mine, but it is to late. there are other forces that are looking for a civil war. and they know we are leaving and they are biding their time. >> kt mcfarland thank you for

joaning us. >> nato stepping up his military resources in eastern europe as rush why gets more aggress you have. masked men sewing yet another government building in the east and this time city council offices. they are supporting ukraine's deposed president and one of their commanders say more men is on the weigh. >> a white house director will join us to repond about the census chaefrjs and resignation of kathleen sebelius and much more. >> and the irs under the spotlight. there are new questions if the tax agency can police itself. >> this the boy, going to any lengths to get to the toy he

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>> sweeping changes on the census report. it could make it difficult to gauge the impact of the president's health care law. jennifer paul mary. i appreciate you joining us. you look cold here. >> it is blustery. >> why is the council and administration involved in deciding which questions to ask and make it more difficult for us to see whether the health care law is working or not. >> i know any kind of change in health care makes people anxious. there is a lot of undue

confusion. what the census bureau made changes to calculate the uninsured. there is concern that it will gig the numbers related to obama care. this change is taking us back to the 2012 data which is the data you would have f cases of the affordable care act. you will be comparing when you actually have data from the affordable care act, you would have had something else to compare it to. and something that is in the works for ten years and something that was started urched the bush administration and census survey did to determine a more accurate read. why? i upon not sure we would know the numbers would be different or better. it is university what people who

do it for a living thought it was accurate. >> the president said it was most transparent administration in history. if this is in the works for ten years, get more information. >> there was a rule published about this that came out last september and went through the notification process and received public comment. it is something that is out there in the public domain for you know quoit a while. >> let me ask you about kathleen sebelius. she went to the president back in march and said she didn't want to stick around and basically staying was not an option. but did an interview in which she said she was staying through the election. >> she was not pushed out. i am not sure what changed in her own calculations and in the conversations with the

president, what was relayed from him and her to me, is that she thought it was a good time for her personally to leave. it was five active years to say the leave on her part. and she was able to get the enrollment numbers after the troubled and initial phase of implementation in the fall and that was a good time for her to leave personally and a good time that isn't a vessel of controversy to take over. i thought it was good for the program and you have a change in leadership son so sylvia burrwell will have time to get ready. >> we invited you and appreciate you coming on and i want to judge about job training. house republicans passed

a skills act. will you help get harry reid to bring it up in the senate and there might be a meeting of the minds here. >> there might be. the vice-president has been a signed to work on skills by the president in the state of the yup and had discussions with the house republicans. in the meantime there is a lot we can do withouts inially new legislation. we are announcing the grants today, and the vice-president has the task that he will do for six months to try to linkup the best community colleges that may have a business in the area that needs skilled workers like creating three d printing and linkup the community college with the jobs to make sure they are getting the skills they need. it is hands on and practical connections that the vice-president will look to make and reforms that we should be making in the job training programs we have.

that is something that was addressed. >> and another one is pay equity. you and i went back and forth on twitter. >> yes, we had a 47ly exchanges. and we'll continue it now. serious issue pay equity for women. it was a good friend jay carney and other reporters. you put a tweet. love all of the guys, but six of the seven organization sent men to ask press secretary, jay carner about the problem of gender pay and inequity. department the white house send a man to the podium. uh-huh. i know you and respect you, but you are hurting my feelings here. >> i love. >> i can't understand pay inequity. >> what i found interesting, the news organizations that had men,

all with the exception of julie with the associated press. asking the questions of jay, and you know, you had questions and i know you know that men and women should be paid dollar for there. but a lot of the questions were questions where there was a problem. and that is, that is interesting that both men and women, correspondents want to probe that more. and that's why it is good we are having this discussion, but it is a commentary not on you of. i love all of you guys and you do work. and this is in whom they send. >> in terms of jay, there was criticism that our press secretary is a man. and i wrote a bock about pay equity and here i am xhupgz director and i am out here

today. >> we appreciate. it and on the behalf of other male correspondents we thank you. >> absolutely. >> very nice. the irs under fire under wake of the targeting scandal. one question, can the people collecting our tax dollars police themselves? >> and a wild run from the law caught on camera. who is behind the wheel that you might find surprising. you will so how this ended, woa h. plus, gripping images. and latest on the death toll. and the efforts to find hundreds that are still missing. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu.

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take a look at this. a mother's wild run from the law playing out on camera dash cam video showed how it happen. the michigan trooper stopping the mother after she kidnapped the daughter in a supervised visit. she pulls the girl on the lap as she leads the police on a high- speed chase. and she was high on cocaine. and the car finally came to a stop. and the mother tries to run with her daughter in her arms and the woman is now facing a slew of charges. >> at lost four people are dead. and a ferry sinks off of the coast of south korea. they were heading to a tourist iowa land. and david piper is streaming

live from bangkok, thailand. >> reporter: yes, the search is continuing in the waters off south korea and 16 hours since that ferry started to cap side. throw 80 people are still missing. the ferry was carrying high school students and travel nothing the northwest to the southern resort island. dozens of ships and helicopters have been involved in the rescue effort. a us navy ship is helping. others were told to jump in the water and be picked up by ships. the ferryboat tilted at 45 degrees. and only a part of the hull was left above the surface and the survivors said they were thrown around as the ship hit something

and others said friends were trapped and couldn't escape. >> the announcer told us to stay still. and a lot of students didn't get out of the ship. >> it was reported that the weather was good at the time of the cap size. and also there are reports that the ship may have hit a underwater rock. >> thank you for that. very difficult pictures there. >> disturbing revelation from the iran nuclear program. admitting that his country lied to the world. >> and should the irs police itself in the wake of the scandal. ndogs can learn a lot of the tricks but jury doubt is probably not one of them. my guests are always asking me,

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misattack. and high winds causing trouble for ships in virginia. the coast guard working to free a ship that ran a grouped. no reports of injuries. an id, that was selected to serve on the jury. but he happens to be a dog. >> it appears it didn't read the no, ma'am and spit out id griener which is my dog's name. it is comical. >> and to see it with her name on. it it is pretty funny. >> the computer likely replaced the rom inn numberal before mailing the summons and the owner is barrette griener the

fourth. >> it is commiical. >> he could hand tele. >> what will they think of next? >> and new details. u.s. sabstaging the nuclear program. and johnathon hunt has the detales. >> reporter: the claims are startling and claims that industrial saboitage by the u.s. he ran the program and the iranian company that companies would be prevented putting the equipment on the market and putting bugs and explosives in the material. they opened the channels that they personally controlled in order to provide iran with equipment that benefitted them.

this is how it put a stuxnet virus into iran. it was credited for slowing the nuclear program for months. u.s. officials never commented on involvement in that operation. the former weapon's inspector said such operations are obviously and necessarily happening. >> they are trying to stop the illegal activities and the illegal programs. and you are trying to send a message of deterrence that you don't have a right to the equipment and if it gets in your system, you have to worry that it brakes down. >> the former head of the nuclear program admits that iran lied about its operation purely because of the dafrmg of sabostage. an argument that doesn't stand

up to the peter brooks of the heritage foundation. >> he's trying to cover his tracks and make a plausible reason for why they were deceptive about the nuclear program. but the bottom line, johnathon they should have been honest and open in the first place. now a nuclear negotiations between iran and the u.s. are ongoing. and if diplomacy fails tthey are playing the high stakes game. sandra. >> johnathon. live in our newsroom, thank you. >> over 220 days, and we are done playing footsie with the irs. we filed in federal court here in washington d.c. and obviously the people have had it with what we consider to be a totally

illegal reach of the irs against groups they don't like. >> last night on gretta. and the suit accuses obama administration of illegally with holding the documents in the irs targeting scandal. david web is here. and kirsten powers. we started the show talking about how the census bureau will give us less information. and now the officials saying we want more information from the irs. why is the administration, most transparent ever not giving us more information? >> they should be giving us more information and i think the american people have a right to expect more information from the government and not less. there is no reason not to share the information. and with the irs information and

scandal with lois lerner is outrageous. it is impossible to get information and get to the bottom of it. and where as, the president saying it was investigated and we know what happened even though we don't know what happened and no one is held accountable. ndavid, on that point, the white house said they turned over documents to congress and no matter what they turn over you and others say we want more. what is in the documents? >> that's the question and the other part of it is do we get the documents that are redakted or turn over so much it takes you months to go through 40 or 70,000 pages. the numbers keep adding up. back to kirsten's point of transparency. we need checks and banses and captain trust the fox to guard the help house.

the actions of the irs that tries to cod foy their behavior whether they are targeting left or right or any group. their job is to assess. nkirsten, you called for more transparency. you think the republicans are just continuing to beat up the president because of a midterm? >> i don't think. look, it doesn't matter if i think there is something damaging in there or not. the government should be transparent separate from the fact that the president promised he would be the most transparent government in the history of the world. we should expect that the government should when information is requested. it is on them to provide it. i don't care how many documents they handed over. i don't feel like there is a real accounting for what is happening and the acsayings that were made. you would expect people to be

fired maybe? i don't know. for doing this kind of stuff? and it doesn't seem like there accountability. ndavid, to kirsten's ponent is accountability on the health care. or cathleap sebelius walk away or fired and did the president hold her accountable. and is accountability a broad brush in the election. >> accountability is always an issue when it comes to government. what is accountablity. kathleen resigned or pushed out or fired. it is irrelevant. what are the actions with the irs? what is the oversight pushed forward by congress? kirsten is right. our government should be transparent to us.

we give them pour in the constitution. and not only in this administration, it is bureaucracy that are entrenched in their model and protecting the bureaucracy than doing their job. >> good to have you on today. thanks. >> new report finding that a department of education stands to make billions of dollars off of student loans amid president obama's repeated requested to make college more affordable. >> over the next decade. department of education could generate 127 billion in profit off student loans. and the president made it clear as he spoke, that reforms to student loan programs are a top priority for his administration. supporters of the concept by the government taking more control as a lender, borrowers get

a better deal. >> private lenders were making too much money and giving out money and taking out no risk and compensated for it. >> setting student loan interest rates based on the government's cost to borrow could be a wind fall to the department of education. is there such a problem, why is the government doing the same thing, when the whole idea was to make higher education affordable as possible. they warn those strug lipping to pay back the preesy loans or less. >> they are not starting small business and saving for retirement. and for my peers, would you risk defaulting on student loans to buy health care? >> experts warn that doesn't impact the borrower's lives and

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lois lerner contacted the department of justice about prosecuting conservative tax groups for lying. we'll talk to a leading congressman on this. check outut burglar. what happens next? police need your help. and 911 frantic calls of that woman mauled by a bear. >> and i need help in my house. a bear attacked. nall coming up in a now minutes from now. >> looking forward to seeing you grech. and a new boost in construction. and other figures show that the market is still in a slump. housing starts areum 2.8 percent in march. and compared to a year ago they were down six percent and building permits saw the fourth drop in five months.

>> and new concerns about gps tracking. the monitoring devices helping to and the rapes and killings of four women in california and possibly a fifth. the mother thinks there is a problem with the technology itself or the people who monitor it and should have prevented the crimes from happening in the first place. >> to know about the gps monitoring on them until earlier today. i am not fond of it now. it seems not to work. >> and the whole situation raising questions about the effectiveness of the devices and are they effective of deterring convicts from more crime. we have bill here. thank you for joining us, bill. how exactly do the gps device work? >> first of all, sandra, all of

the devices are not all created equal. some monitor blood levels for alcohol. and make sure someone goes back home. and others are gps tractors and give people ability to know where someone is. not every moment of the day, but during the course of the day when certain pings are sent out from the gps device. >> as you heard from the mother there. two convicted criminals were caught together and friends for years. it is assumed for years that they acted together in the murders and they were wearing gps devices. why weren't those surveyed and monitoring those devices not tipped off on the fact they were together. >> who is monitoring the devices. it is suggested that they may have had a federal monitoring

bracelet and that is not an excuse. but the thing is, the way the ankle bracelets are programmed. they are set up by those people to say where do we want to go and if want to know if they are near someone and wrap it around the midwaist? and is it possible that people may have been contacting each other for a meeting or some type of a counseling. >> and we reached out to the department of corrections about. that why were two convicted criminals together with gps devices and they responded just now with this. saying gps monitors are not designed to alert us. they must attend the same counseling classes and live in the same areas that are far from

schools and they come in contact with each other for those reasons, they are saying. is the system broken? do states and the federal government relook at gps devices to i do think certainly these type of systems need to be looked at and currently upgraded as technology improves, as their ability to perhaps locate people, either works or doesn't work. however, we need to keep in mind from a law enforcement perspective is that these are just one of the tools they use to keep people who are on some type of probation, some type of a court-ordered kind of monitoring program, it's only one tool they use to be able to know where they are, what they're doing. it's not meant to really prevent crime. so these people have a lot of latitude because of the way the justice system has been set up. they say these people don't pose a great risk to society, so we're going to let them be in society, however, we're going to monitor them. but you don't know when they go down the street, are they robbing the 7-eleven or are they just going to buy some gatorade? >> well, bill daly, thank you so much for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> meanwhile, some shocking new

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some hot wheels rolling out here in new york city. brand new cars on display ranging from the powerful to the petite, to the never before seen. rick levinthal live from the international auto show. i'm betting you went for the powerful and not the petite. >> absolutely. and america loves its muscle cars. so do i. one of my favorites is the dodge challenger. one of taylor's favorites too. this is the 2014 hemi shaker version of the dodge challenger. it's a beautiful car. this year at the auto show they're going to unveil a 2015 dodge challenger. one of 60 vehicles that will be

unveiled in north american and world debuts. this is a simulator version of that 2015. we've been trying, but they won't let us pull this cover back to show you. but i can tell you thanks to my sources that that 2015 challenger is modeled after the 1971 challenger. these challengers are modeled after the 1970. the new one will be modeled after the 1971. the other cool thing about this auto show is all the new technology, including the chrysler 200. it includes forward collision warning, adaptive cruise control. so if you're driving too fast, you come up on traffic, it will slow you down automatically. and then the lane departure warning. so if you drift out of a lane, it will warn you to get back in it. this car is fully loaded. it's pretty nice. they start like 21,000, go up to about 38 grand. but it's very user friendly. it's got plugs for everybody. ac plugs. phone plugs, adapters, all sorts of stuff. it's a really high-tech car in a

mid-range price and they're really proud of it at dodge chrysler. a lot of nice vehicles. auto show opens to the public on friday. 15 bucks for adults, five bucks for kids. they expect a million people to pass through here in the javits center in new york, ed, before the show closes. >> i'm tempted to ask you a little bit more about taylor who was showing off that first car but we've got to move on here, rick levinthal. sandra, help us out, please. >> i've goss something that's going to get everybody's attention whether it's taylor or this kit. you don't see this every day. take a look at this picture. a little boy inside a toy vending machine. do we have the picture up? >> help us out. >> never get between a little boy and his toy. >> how'd he get inside there? >> wow. >> the bear claw machine.

apparently, one 3-year-old boy in nebraska decided that he wanted a new toy. >> so he walked to a local

bowling alley and somehow climbed inside one of those claw vending machines to play with the stuffed animals inside, of course. and they just have no idea how he got in there. apparently, the boy left home, get this, while his mom was in the bathroom. the boy thankfully was freed without any injuries. >> kids, do not try this at home. here's gretchen. and we start today with a fox news alert. new bombshell e-mails just released show lois lerner knew about the targeting of tax-exempt conservative groups and not only that, so did the justice department. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" today. she can plead the fifth all she wants but the e-mails just released under the freedom of information act show lerner contacted her bosses at the irs and the department of justice in may 2013 asking about whether tax-exempt groups could be criminally prosecuted for lying about political activity. peter doocy live in washington with this breaking news. what are we learning i