>> we have a programming change to tell you about. we'll see changes on monday our show will stay at 11:00 eastern time. we have a new show. outnumbered. one guy and four women. sounds fair. >> guys can hold their own. >> and thanks for joining us. great to have you with us today. >> america's news headquarters starts right now. >> this is a fox news alert, on the growing tension in ukraine. strong words from the u.s. to russia. i am elizabeth para. >> and vice-president joe biden in kiev and brought a blunt and direct warning to the russians as the u.s. pledges more for the ukraine's fragile government. >> we have heard a lot from the russian officials in the past

few days and now it is time for russia to stop talking and start acting. act on the commitments that they made. to get prorussian separatist to vacate buildings and checkpoints and accept amnesty and address their grefances politically. >> that is streaming live from ukraine where pro russian separatist control the key government buildings despite the agreement. >> reporter: exactly. a lot of folks say the russians are doing a lot. they are sending in special troops to organize the separatist and arm them as well. we took a ride a couple of hours up to the main pro lushian head quarter ares there and what we saw clearly show a well organized soldiers there and a lot of russian flags and tanks

there to greet you on main street and we saw the russian flag flying over the local city hall. they tell me they are not going anywhere. they want a referundum of turning oastern ukraine in their own country or go ahead and join russia the vice-president's visit to ukraine underscores the cold waresque stand off. and the issue of who is willing to do what. vice-president offered 50 million in aid to the ukraine and 8 million is nonlethal military aid. that may be a drop in the bucket to what they will need. a past couple of minutes after the vice-president left they announced military operations against the pro russian separatist. on the other hand, we got off of the phone with the leader of the

guy running everything in the head quarter ares, he said we are ready for a fight. he may get a lot of help if it comes to a fight. president putin reserves the right to use his troops on the border to protect russian supporters inside of the country. back to you. >> leland, thanks for joining us. >> back here at home, there is a battle between the u.s. and iran over the choice for un ambassad ambassador. iran is trying to overturn the u.s. not giving an visa. he said he was a translator for the student group that stormed at the time and opponents point to accusations that he was behind the assassination of a noted iranian defector.

the iranians commission calls that nonsense. should he be ambassador and will he come here despite the u.s. opposition. we have trick. who is on that panel. cuba, russia and china. what do we expect to happen? >> well, nothing will happen. this is a show at the un. they will go to the host committee inside of the committee of countries that try to tell the united states what to do and how to act. they deal with things like parking violations and issues administrative issues that come up for diplomats that are inside of new york. what they will try to do today is embarrass the united states

into offering this visa to the iranian ambassador and try to change our position just through kind of pressure and embarrassment and media attention. hopefully the media will not fall for it. >> will it work? >> no, president obama is under incredible pressure mainly from republican groups to make sure the visa is denied. eric, as you know, this is a privilege of the host country. we get to decide who comes in our country and every other country gets to decide who enters their country as well. the visa accept apse issue is standard and certainly the country doesn't want to change that. >> the president blocks it. and the president called it advisory, what did that mean? >> it means that the president and secretary of state gets to decide on the visas.

and the issue is whether or not we are going to issue a visa for this individual to come into the united states. and because the un is inside of the united states. we have to approve every single person that enters for the un conference because they are coming in the united states. what is interesting eric. there are three countries that are on restriction. what that means, the united states restricts iran and cuba and north korea in a 25 mile radius. in order to leave they have to ask for permission. two countries if they leave that 25 mile radius, they have to notify us. and that is russia and china. so we have certain countries on restrictions that they freely cannotroam the united states. >> and the troubling accusation over the political a sazination.

mohammed nagnewas 42 years at the time. and the most noted resistor in italy when two unknown gun men on a motor bike totally opened fire and whacked him in his car while he was going there. a defector according to the police fingered the ambassador for that murder. he was never charged and there was a trial of an iranian that was acquitted. involvement in hostage attacking and human rights abuses and terrorism is not uknock to hammid a bu levi. all of the diplomats have been in one form or another involved in criminal activities. is it true that the so- called terrorist diplomats come from iran and that is a possibility? >> we do know that iran is

a foremost state sponsored state of terrorism. it is a tactic and not far out of the question that the diplomats would support this type of activity. and the italy case that you referred to. evidence is mounting and the individual that iran wants to bring in the united states did this in italy and he was a part of it. and we should not have him inside of the united states. it is our right to deny. >> italian prosecutor told fox news he was not charged. >> thank you so much 689 that meeting was under six hours. >> communist north korea preparing for more nuclear test. that is according to south korea. it comes days ahead of president obama's trip to soeul on friday. friday is the anniversary of the founding of the north korean army. they have conducted three

underground nuclear test in the facility since 2006. and the most recent test happen 14 months ago. >> most voters say obama care will play an important role in this year's military action. it will be the most important factor and 54 percent said the health care law will be important in deciding the vote for congress. it is the national review on line and thank you for joining us. >> and great to be here. >> the 19 percent. it doesn't seem like a huge number. in 2012 it was only eight percent. what does this tell you about november? >> right. if you combine it with an important factor. you are talking about large 65

percent. and one of the other questions fox asked in the poll, if you would support a candidate dedicateed to fighting obama care or defending it. and overwhelmingly and including a margin of 25 percent of dependents. voters said they would support candidates against obama care. we are talking about 535 separate races going on and three dozen of them are truly competitive. and so when park bark obama said democrats should campaign on obama care, that makes a lot of sense for candidates and democrats running for uncontested races in new york and california and illinois. in swing districts, and competitive races, you can so the intensity of the opposition of obama care swams the intensity for support for obama

care. >> you said it makes sense where it doesn't matter. it does matter and could impact the senate. i want you to put the poll up. independents, 54 percent of the independents will vote for a candidate who would be willing to fight against obama care. but there is red state democrats in a tough position right now. what does this poll tell you about those candidates. >> right, look. >> basically the republican party is overwhelmingly unified in obama care. 78 percent of the republicans are against. it and want it to be a big issue in terms of fighting it in the upcoming election. >> a quarter of democrats oppose obama care and those who support obama care are less passionate and intense about the issue. you have to remember. we are talking about the senate

races that is the main focus for everybody. it is much more determined to show up at the polls and you have a democrat that is much less determined to do something. you have barak obama and the democrats going on about the war on women and minorities and pollution and trying to gin up the youth and minority vote to comsay the the dangerous situation of low turn out among their base. >> they could have huge impact on the races and thank you for joining us today. >> there is new details on the horrible ferry sinking in south korea. four more crew members were arrested and talking and what they say in the crucial moments leading up to the deadly situation. >> and surroundingsh and the former florida governor, and

the best hope for regaining the white house? >> they are under fire and other delay in the key stone pipeline. >> they are joining the growing list of critics claiming it is all about politics. >> karl rove with his view joining us live from austin next. [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!"

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a dramatic court appearance for crew members of i ferry that cap sized off of the coast of south korea. divers continued to recovery the bodies from the submerged ferry. the confirmed death toll roached 113 with 200 still missing. officials say most of the beside are found on the third and fourth floors of the fer where passengers seemed to have

gathered. >> one of the country's top union leaders slamming for the gutless delay of the key stone pipe line. they would hold off making a decision. they cite an ongoing battle in nebraska. critics say it is a excuse driven by politics and white house press secretary jay carney denies it is the case. >> the president is consistent in wanting the process to be conducted on the merits and in keeping with past practices of the administrations of both parties. we have seen the intent of injecting politics and actions of congress that served to delay the normal process that the state department runs. >> merits or politics. karl rove is a former deputy

chief of staff to president bush. hello, carl, good to see you. >> the canadian finance minister want to keep it alive. the canadians must be frustrated. >> they are furruous and i am glad they are a strong ally. they would have taken if not to the chinese. they would build the pipeline for you. but instead they recognize the importance of hemmispheretic. >> and there is delay after delay. >> no, no. yeah, i heard jay carney say that. and i wanted to laugh out loud. the leader of the labor international union terry sullivan has it best. it is a question of jobs and the

administration is playing politics with it. >> he called it gutless and a low blow. you are talking about a late supporter of the administration. this is what else he said. it is not the oil that is dirty tis the politics. once again the administration is instead of doing what is right for the country. this is no example of profiles in courage. do you think he has it right or off base. >> i think he is right. we have two political issues. one is money. a california green energy adventure capitalist billionaire will spend hundred million this year to elect democrats who oppose the co stone pipeline or defeat the democrats who support it. the president wants his money involved on behalf of the democrats and the president is

worried about the energy and enthusiasm on the left wing voters. what is something. there is a new pugh poll out. 61 percent americans favor the key stone pipeline. and republicans it is 84- 9. and dependent independents 64- 9. and democrat support the construction. there are other polls show democrats opposed. but this poll showed. and college educated voters, with a post graduate degree and turned out more heffly. 39 and 49. those without college degrees support it 53- 34. you can so it reflected with the income. those with hundred thousand or more democrats who will vote this fall oppose the building

the pipeline. and those whom make less than 50,000 a year who are less likely to vote this fall support the pipeline 54- 34. the president is making a political calculation. he would like the granola eater environmentalist than worrying approximate the turn out with less affluent voters. >> and carl, ten seconds, dow think it will be president? >> they are delaying until after the midterms. >> it makes so much economic accepts for the united states. economy of energy, security and jobs and long- term prosperity for the united states. we spent 7.7 billion more for mideast oil had this been allowed to go forward. >> we'll see how that goes. good to see you, elizabeth? >> thank you, eric. >> under water search for the

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>> todaya air search in the indian ocean has been grounded today due to a tropical cyclone. this is the u.s. navy robotic submarine is scanning the sea floor. they have recovered 80 percent of the area so far and no sign of the wreckage. it is 46 days since flight 370

vanished. the national transportation safety board forced a rule that americanulars have to wait 45 days to reach out to families who lost loved ones in crashes. families can file suit in court. >> the administration is considering a dra matec cut in troop levels. one option could be to reduce the force to under five this happened after the current mission ends this year. jennifer griffin is live joining us from the pent con. jennifer? >> according to leaked reports from the white house and pentagon, the discussion right now with the administration is keeping five this happened u.s. troops in afghanistan post 2014. if a agreement is signed with the next afghan president. votes in the presidential

election is tallied. 5,000 is well below the level recommended by the u.s. military to insure they don't return. general scombroe dunn department ford. top u.s. commander in afghanistan explained what he means. >> over's year we used a guidance that showed the defense minister in nato in t 2013. >> that does not enclude several troops needed for counter terrorism operations. 5,000 troops would reflect a judgment that afghan forces can provide their own security and the remaining mission would focus on counter terrorism and not training. >> i would just say we recommended, the joint chiefs recommended, we believe it is

vitally important that we have a force that remains in afghanistan. the chairman said there is no viable option below 10,000 troops that gsht guarantee that it has enduring success. >> and who could be the gop's best choice in 2016. one name getting attention is jeb bush. some republicans think it would be the best choice if the democrats nominate hillary clinton. is that true? we'll debate that next. >> rise of drones and the big announcement from the government that could change what goes on above the skies in your home.

>> and a report of how a bomb maker is killed by a u.s. special forces in yemen. and if confirmed dead, a he is believed to be the master moind of the christmas day attempted bombing. and the 16-year-old who stowed away in the wheel well of a jet will not be charged.

he is lucky to have survived. they are trying to prevent a similar incident in the future. >> slobbery pooches as they compete for iowa's bull dog. they dress from construction workers to princesses and the winner is in an adorable pink tutu. >> i would not complain to be a judge. >> there is the tutu. >> i adorable. >> & receipt remarks on immigration and veteran writes in the daily boast that the former florida governor may offer its best shot at hillary clinton. should the democrats nominate

her? >> and marjorie cliffton. thank you for joining us today. >> and toyler i want to start with you. if the election were held today it a pores to be evenly devoided. and ran paul and chris christy 42 percent. and i want to gauge do you think that governor jeb bush would be embra embraced bite establishment? >> sure. they are popular. jeb bush is a qualified cappedidate. he was a popular governor of florida, and he went on to do policy work. and he has a capacity to pull together a strongly organized and funded campaign. he is a great candidate and republicans could coalesce

around him. we'll see in the primary process whatever candidate that is largely assumed to be the most competitive rise to the top. that will always happen. >> he is certain he very qualified. but do you think he has a chance against hillary clinton? >> i think challenge is a hang over from mccain and rom no days. and there were centering to the right. does the current gop have anap to it. his own mother said the white house has seen enough bushes. is the public willing to it welcome a bush that is been out of the lime light. and his wife columbia is not a fan of the spot light. she's not a fan of the spotlight and pretty normal and if she would be up for the run is a big question. with hillary clinton you get

bill clinton and hillary clinton legacy. and he branded herself and making a name with women, and the youth voters and latinos. and will that exist for jeb bush is the question? >> we'll see it in tyler. does the bush last name help or hurt? >> it helps in the republicans. but most people agree that it is it a damaged image with the greater electorate. we are still in afghanistan and as marjorie say we have a hang over if you will over mccain and romney and those type of candidates that are straight laced establishment type guys and still negativity surrounding our work in iraq. the bush name could make it through the primary but it is different and too early to tell in the general. >> we want to focus on the

clintons. elizabeth moore made headlines and said she is not running. we haven't sewn an endorsement. is she possibly a threat to the clinton campaign? >> i don't know that given the energy around hillary clinton from the republicans and the democrats twould be hard pressed for any candidate to catch up with hillary clinton. she is about to start her book tour and biden is 30 percent behind her. and with hillary clinton, you get the legacy of bill clinton which has a positive one of working across the aisle. and i think it would be hard pressed for anyone to keep up right now. >> tiler we have 30 seconds. >> hillary clinton has the democratic nation has it look down and elizabeth warren is trying to jockey for

a vice-presidential nominee. the clinton name is equally damaged and once she gets in the ring, i think a lot of people don't like her or beer clinton and i think the race will be close no matter who comes out of the republican primary. hillary clinton is as much damaged goods as the bush name is. and that is funded by the federal government. and time appeal from corn. that could be worse for the environment in the short term. and chief correspondent. and that is conventionial wisdom. >> it is an eye-opener. it is a half million dollar government study and biofuels left of harvested corn plants

are worse thgasoline. they release seven percent more grown house gas compared with the conventional gasoline. there is a cleaner alternative and argue that they would help fight climate change. they received a billion in federal money supporting research and development and ethynol made. and traditional fuel is simple in terms of process. find the oil and refine it. and those in the conventionial gasoline business should be a call to find out if alternatives are working. >> you have to have pause. you don't have to go back and say is this the right policy and are we forcing it to an abdid youred degree. we have to look at all of our fuels and recognize oil and

natural gas for decades to come. >> the national corn grower's association said the report is flawed. >> we have the environmental protection agency and u.s. department of agriculture. and university of illinois. and all saying something else. >> it is important to not that the researchers say they poked holes in their own findings and were unable to do so. >> interesting. >> elizabeth? >> get ready it pay more for net flicks. >> they will charge 1 or 2 more per month starting this summer. >> they are not expecting to see a price hike. it is raising prices to help pay for more programming like house of cards. personal favorite of mine.

>> and future of how we watch the tv could be in the hands of the supreme court. >> it is a a fight that they say could change tv forever. >> it is one month since the deadly mudslides virtually wiped out a neighborhood. >> details and why it is not used more widely. ♪

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approval for powered alcohol. now they say it was a mistake. really? what have they been drinking. >> supreme court upholding michigan's ban on affirmative action. the justices ruled that michigan voters have the right to change the constitution to prohibit the consideration of race in college admissions. >> judge, this deals with the major teinant of affirmative action. what does it mean? >> michigan has a long and storied history of the affirmative action bee the public schools. we are talking about the university systems owned by the state. and ten years ago in a opinion by justice oconner. they rowelled that the michigan law school, one of the five best in the country could take race into account for the make up of

the first year class. voters a mended the state constitution prohibiting and aspect of state government. schools or state police from taking race into account. >> and the supreme court said yes, you can a mend your constitution to do that. they doesn't rule if it was wise to. to but ruled that the voers can do that. >> and so they didn't issue a ruling on affirmative action itself. but could it spread? >> it could spread to other states. the elites that run the universitying system think they know better than the voters do. university systemsine in schools and states that have a conservative electorate. decide they want to tinker with the law on their own. and now they know once they put a clause in the stewing forbidding the government for

making a decision based on race. that thing that the civil war was supposed to have solved. they will have to comply. >> the judge sotomeier said it will harm minorities and point to the black and latino enrollment in michigan has gone down. >> it lets the voters go either way. it doesn't say they must. but say that the voters may. if they prohibit race being taken into account. the government in that state must comply. >> another one having to do with lying in political advertisement. >> that is not a decision yet. the state of ohio made it a crime to lie in a political ad. throw- quart ares of the politicians would be in jail if that was enforced. thank goodness for the first amendment.

>> the government is not to decide what is truthful or not. the voters will decide what speech they like and don't like. >> where would the supreme court be then. >> the state of ohio may have looked good and want to cleanse the public debate. the individual voters will decide. and the government will stay out. >> that is our civic responsibility. small company aerial. they want to rebroadcast television signals. why is this so important? >> ario. takes local television signals and copies and stores them in a cloud. they are a sophisticated vcr or dvd. and they are copying and storing and charging a small fee to do

it. >> arif they can get away with it. it would profoundly affect broadcast television. >> our sister, fox broadcast. nosfox news is a plaintiff in this case. fox's argument alo the other major at the heels of the big boys. and one the of the days.

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trial in florida he's charged with driving under the influence, resisting arrest and driving with an expired license. his trial is currently scheduled to begin next month. but his lawyer's filed a motion saying they need more time to prepare their case. our skies are about to get a lot busier. the faa announcing it's certified the first outdoor test for drones in the u.s. the agency trying to find out how to safely let drones into an already crowded airspace. john roberts joins us from atlanta. what's the latest? >> we have an exclusive look inside one of those six test sites. this one in corpus christi. researchers are conducting all kinds of experiments to find out whether drones can be safely integrated into u.s. airspace and what they might best be used for. in this demonstration, the drone has been programmed to follow

every move that robot vehicle makes without any input from humans. companies like amazon, dhl and domino's piece sa are looking at ideas to make deliveries by drones. the university president says the drones are coming. >> i believe they are going to be a big part of our future. in ways that we haven't even conceived of yet. >> researchers believe the first commercial application of drones will be far away from populated areas. certainly not delivering pizzas. at any rate, there are still a lot of hurdles to get over. with some 7,000 commercial aircraft in the skies every day, drones will certainly need sensitive technology to stay away from planes and other objects like buildings. and there's the dangerous the gpa navigation system could be

hacked and set off course. and then big issues with privacy because every drone is equipped with a camera. there's a lot of work to do before drones are ready for primetime. >> the technology is there. the problem is how are we going to coordinate all these things in the air, you know? it's not an easy task. >> the faa wants these things flying by 2016. researchers say it will mirror the development of cell phones where at the beginning they were very rare and now everybody has one. >> very cool. thanks, john. i don't think i like cold pizza. better get there pretty quickly. >> ten minutes or less. >> thanks. looks like one guy may need a bigger truck. take a look at this haul. the mammoth shark could turn out to be a record catch. i'm only in my 60's.

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talk about the catch of the day. >> a fisherman showing off this 805-pound shark we caught off florida's gulf coast may set a new record. thanks for watching. >> have a great day. this is a fox news alert. breaking news right now on an al qaeda propaganda video first seen by the world just last week. now a yemeni official calling it a, quote, gold mine for intelligence, revealing faces, vehicles, license plate number, even the location of that training camp. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" today. we're also getting new details on the drone strike that came after that video was released that killed dozens of al qaeda fighters. as the obama administration faces a court order here in the u.s. to release secret memos on using drones to kill american terror suspects overseas. chief intelligence correspondent katherine