and i think one man can take on four women. it is an even match. >> we'll see how you feel about that. >> it begins on monday noon eastern. have a great day, thanks for joining us. america's news headquarters starts right now. u.s. troops going into eastern europe. i am bill hemmer. >> and i am doing well. and 160 soldiers a ratifying for war games. there are reports that more russian soldiers pouring in eastern ukraine. they join us live from the pentagon, jennifer? >> you are right. roughly 150 u.s. paratroopers arrived in poll land this morning. the army company brig ad team

will begin exercises with nato- poland today. other paratroopers are sent to estoppia and close tore russia to send a signal that the u.s. and nato will not accept adventurism in the baltecs. they are expected to arrive monday. their deployment is a direct response to russian aggression in ukraine. >> what would be helpful if they removed the forces and respect the sovereignty, of ukraine. we'll reassure our nato allies and partners how seriously we take our obligation. >> the fighter jets are deployed to poll land and 150 troops doesn't sound like a lot. and critics know they are not deployed to ukraine proper. joe boyd bide is armed with 150

million in nonlethal aid. and russian foreign minister are accused the u.s. of running the show and instigating the tension. and there is divisions about what the u.s. should offer ukraine. >> the ukranian interim president came to this country and asked for weapons to help defend his country and ammunitions to support them. we denied them the request. that was a terrible decision on our part. nmeanwhile, the russians show no sign of pulling back the troops from the borders and the troops sent to poland and the baltics will stay until the end of the year. more could follow. >> and jennifer, thank you. >> so america's military presence. 67 this happened troops are

stationed in 37 countries and half of them in the country of germany. 11,000 in italy and great prit brit 9,000. we'll look at the all of this with ambassador john bolton in the later part of the hour. in the meantime we have a new report. your tax dollars pay be the bonus for irs worker ares that did not play their taxes. it appears to create a conflict with the irs' charge of insuring the integrity of the tax administration. eric make sense of this. it doesn't add up. >> i am wondering why they give bonuses anyway. what for? not giving tea party the status.

it boggles my mind. >> they had 1100;. o the employees received bonus. >> it is creating a system. we saw it with government, where people who work for government and whose work is tied to the government live in a different world than the rest of us. people who are tied to the government can make more money than people in the private sector. the irs agent could get bonus. >> is it thorough in some states you can't run for office? >> yes. >> it is a smidgeon of that. here in georgia you have to sign an affidavit that you either don't owe taxes or in a payment plan to pay the taxes. it is the irs government workers getting bonuses when they are

not doing what the rest of us do. >> and reflect on what the ia d said. russell george, when he talked about the inte gritty of the system for the tax administration, eric. >> the irs is the least popular federal agency to begin with. and in the last couple of years we have had stories targeting conservative groups and doing so because of politics and now this. irs agents believe they are not accountable to anyone else. this goes larminger to the irs to the issue of trusting your government. how can you trust a government that treats their employees that way. >> we would have no idea. we would keep going on. and keep in mind that the obama administration is tried over time to delay the appointment of the inspector generals that are rooting the information out.

>> wouldn't you know if they owed back taxes before they were afforded a raise? >> you generally don't know. if you are in a private sector business and you owe back taxes. you will get a letter from the irs garnishing their wages. i don't know why they are giving bonuses to begin with. the irs will be sending letters. and thank you, eric. thank you. sounds like employers in the united states have a trust problem according to an on line poll to the american psychological association. half of u.s. worker ares feel their employers are open and up front with them. 32 percent say their employer is not always truthful and a quarter don't trust their employer. >> we'll bring in melissa francis on the fox business

network. thank you for joining us. >> sounds like people don't trust the employers. >> they talked to 1500 workers who work for a larger company. and the one that was most staggering. 24 percent don't trust the company they work for at all. a lot has to do with the ddigit age. >> there is cameras in your own office. to workers it feels like the information is one sided. they know what you are up to but you don't know what is going on with management. it is eating away with the workers. how does this toy in to our own paychecks. >> people have seen corporate profits go along and recover since the recession. >> they have seen stock prices and pages haven't kept pace. they are not happy with the compensation they are getting.

we are a country, where people work hard and get ahead. >> they may not feel lining there is a chance it improve with all of that hard work and may not feel like there is a way to earn that trust. >> less than half are happy with the professional growth or feel that the company values them. schopercent think that they are treated fairly. they don't feel like they are getting the respect they sdefb at work. and some is familiar and some intangible. >> it is a huge wake- up call. should they care? >> it is touchy and foley and work is not a place to go feel happy. it is about working after all. and for companies, they need to care about. this it has to do with productivity in the bottom line. and a lot of studies workers feel engaged and profits are

higher. it makes sense, if you feel like you are contributing and benefitting. you will work harder and be creative and dedicated. more stock options and more of a stake in the actual company and chlor goals to reach with financial rewards. that is a lot of the remedy. and they understand what the rules are and clearly to get ahead and see that carried through and that is really the solution. >> thank you, money. >> and there is new information on the south korean ferry that cap sidewaysed. this as more beside are pulled from the wreck amg. >> and a hot air ballon making an unexpected landing by the highway. >> and convicted drug offenders not without its share of controversy. we'll debate that fair and balanced. >> i'm pleased to announce

a department of justice initiative to encourage qualified inmates to petition to have their sentences commuted or reduced by the president of the united states. respiratory way to get your fiber.

an update on the nightmare unfolding off of the coast of south korea following the deadly ferry accident. search crews pulled 150 bodies from the sunken passenger ferry and with more than 150 still missing, that number is expected to rise. relatives are awaiting updates on missing loved ons. with today marking one week since the accident. the mood is less than hopeful. >> the relatives had hoped there may be survivors inside of the ship. but relatives have started to give up and accepting the reality. they now wish to recover the

bodies. for us watching that breaks our heart. >> police arrested nine members of the crew of the ship. a growing controversy after a push by the obama administration to let drug pushers off of the hook. >> we are launching this clemency initiative in order to quickly and effectively identify appropriate candidates. candidates who have a clean prison recovered and do not present a threat to public safety and were sentenced under out of date laws that are changed and no longer appropriate. >> david webb, a fox news contributor and jessica air a democrat strategist. this is to approve nonviolent offenders, david, is it? >> if it is common sense,

wouldn't you chiefrj the guyed lines and not just a blanket amnesty. this is, you know, cynical political ploy by obama. they are not solving the problem. i am for reviewing sentencing guidelines. let's face it. it was a reality with crack and other drugs and not taking away from the blame for people using the drug. it is their own fault. but rather than addressing the problem. this is a cynical ploy. >> and help me, how is it political? what is the advantage you see? >> this plays to the base for obama. this plays for the base for holder and plays to the base for the colorado- like crowd. and this is all it is for them. election year politics. >> jessica, are you cool with

this justice department move? >> i am. i have to disagree with david on this. this is implementation of the 2010 fair sentencing act that was passed and put in law by congress and the president that address the fixed mandatory sentencing requirements that put them in jail in the first place. so what they are doing now is going back and beefing up the clemency department and look at folks who are in jail for at lost ten years and they are sentenced under the prior sentencing structure and reviewing where they will be released. >> and who decides whether or not they are allowed to go free? >> they have to go through an entire program that is reviewed by the department of justice. it is seen by the justices there on the federal level. and so, it is an ongoing process and it is a very, very slow one and essentially what they have

done is replace. >> and dave said it is politics and that's why they are making this decision. what do you think of that? >> i don't see it necessarily as a political issue. this is what democrats and libertarians are always behind. not only do we have fair sentencing especially with the drug- related crimes. they were put away mand toralley under the law. it is against the law and should be sentenced. that's why federal justices prefer to have the ability to review the information. >> and you take an argument with that? >> yes, this is something that jessica said. where are the parole boards in this? they are removed from the process and it is pushed up to a higher level. how are they going to process those people?

getting through the paper work to do this? what we have here is a ploy, it doesn't solve the problem. and the law doesn't resolve the actual issues because sentencing guidelines were not changed significantly. >> and where is the solution? this justice department would rather make people feel good rather than addressing the criminal activity and reality. we need to find out who they are in the local level >> what should they do. >> work with the parole boards to determine what should or should not happen. >> would you have to change the law to do that? >> yes, in the legislative body >> final word, jessica? >> it was in 2010. the hands of justice is moving

slowly but they are moving and reaching out to a chu and other folks to send in reports on candidates that are available for clemency. >> that just proves my point of the political point. aclu. a left wing koergz and they come up with feel- good measures and not real solutions. >> i said the last word and there it is. >> thank you. >> and the balance of power is up for grabs in the u.s. senate and the primary for george's senate seat could be crucial for the gop. we'll look at what is at stake. >> new evidence coming from the teenager that hitched a ride from california to hawaii in a very lucky spot. >> the 16-year-old got through, how did that happen? >> you know, i think every where

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if republicans want to take control of the senate. and so job roberts joined us live. and for republicans, hanging on to the senate seat would be a no brainer and this race is surprisingly competitive. one political forecaster got georgia in the toss up column and for republicans, picking the right candidate will be crucial. >> it is a crowded fold. >> seven candidates and congressman. and leading the pack according to the recent polls is an outsider. they are looking for something different. >> >> it really was elitist. and i don't think a piece of

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best answer. >> and me at elizabeth on prann the >> something washed up on the beach in australia. but they are not getting excited. william joins us live from los angeles with the latest. >> it could be fragment of a plan. debrie turned up on the beach. australia officials called one of the objects an object of interest. it is a show the metal and fiberglass coating on one side. there are roughly throw million rivets on a boeing triple seven. it could be promising. but the boat can have that, to.

photos were sent to malaysia and the transportation board. and the more we look at photos, the less excited we get. but it is not rowelled out at this point. 47 days since the crash. and bad weather and rough seas grounded the search time and the underwater robot. the highway tech drone search and the search is 80 percent complete and they requested i a second drone capable of going deeper. on the surface or on the ocean floor. they have nothing conclusive to link the evident of this missing jet. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> and this time, the u.s. is doing more than simply warning russia not to interfere in ukraine. the first soldiers arrive

nothing poland for military exercises with america's nato allies. countries that are wary of what russia will do next. john bolton, is with me out of new york today. you say these are nickels and dimes. >> it is intended to reassure the baltic republics and other countries in eastern europe. that is not the real issue. what affect is it on russia? it is political signaling without taking real action in ukraine. >> you can see russian foreign minister la vrov comparing ukraine to the situation in georgia in the summer 2008. which was followed shortly by a further invasion of russian

troops. the situation is moving away from us. >> it is the most photographed arrival of u.s. forces as of when? it was no secret and in broad daylight and cameras everywhere. >> they look great and proud to be an american. but there are 600 of them. there are 80,000 russian troops on the ukranian border. if i were in estoppia. i would think six this happened american troops would have reassured me more. >> obama is not responding with a plan. it is effective as sending joe boyd bide to kiev to reassure the ukranians. why don't we send him back again. this is not a way to deal with a determined figure like vladimar putin. it is back-to-back days now.

biden was there in kiev and what is putin thinking. >> he's saying as back in communist days. russia holds the high cards economically and militarily. and putin is playing them and seeing no push back from the west. he will prosowed. >> and the president is in asia and arrive nothing tokyo and japan. and we saw hens of north korea getting ready for a nuclear test. would you expect that to happen? >> it would be brazen to say the least. the estimates are that it is possible perhaps on friday which marks the founding of the north korean army. we can expect a fourth nuclear test soon. it shoes the weapon's program

chugging merrily a long. and they are working on the system. and the north korean problem is getting more serious. we are not responding to this either. >> john bolton, appreciate your time. >> and a space walk is now complete to american astronauts venturing outside of the space station to replace a back up computer. phil? >> total space walk time one hour and 36 minutes and today goes down as one of the quickest in memory. and now, that task is complete. american astronauts and steve swanson opened the quest air look around 10 o'clock eastern time and existing out while they were over asia. and they unscrewed the computer. it is critically important.

it was the only back up to control the solar array joints and they provide power to men living in space. >> once they hit the western hemisphe hemisphere. the new computer is screwed snugly in place and it is there now. and mission control in houston said it is up and running perfectly. >> they have two computers that is functional and one running as a back up and someone in mission control thought he saw a tool floating away. last summer, a gallon of water went in the helmet and since then filters were flushed and today engineers were tightly analyzing that from houston. so far, so good. and that fixed the problem. and this was a are you tone

space walk that allowed the astronauts to epijoy a chance of why they wanted to be astronauts in the first place. >> don't forget to look down. >> we are coming over ecuador and peru. that area. >> that is major. >> absolutely unbelievable view. the russians undocked a progress control ship. it is now floating away and will go throw hundred miles out and then return to test out a ren vefous system. >> can't imagine that, phil. >> and there is a case stirring a lot of reaction. a man in minnesota accused of killing two teenagers who broke in his home. is it a case of self defense or not. that's on the legal.

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year high. price by the pound doubling. hitting brazil. one of the world's biggest growers of coffee beans. it will hit the ja va wallet on on in the wallet. >> byron shot and killed two teens who broke in his home. smith said he was protecting himself. prosecutors argue he went to far and the trial is in the third day. two trial attorneys with experience join us. ndavid, any way you slice it. it is a tough case to bear. but the burden of proof is on the prosecutors because they claim it was pre-meditated

murder and he was wait for the tones. >> it is beyond a reasonable doubt. this man had 12 prior fell no break ins, and increasing violence. these kids smashed his window out and violently entered his home. what does the prosecutor want? him to wait until he is stabbed or shot himself? minnesota law is clear. a homeowner can respond to an act in his home with deadly force. if a home invasion or burglary. he can use deadly force which is precisely what he did. this verdict has no option other than than not guilty. i suspect that will happen. >> to davids point. a person may use deadly force to protect his or her home. but did smith go too far here? >> absolutely he went too far. it is called the castle dock

rin. and not the okay coral and not the wild, wild west doctrine. two key point tots doctrine. the homeowner has to be in immediate threat of grave harm. it is no evidence they were armed and mr. smith has a duty to retreat. he kept shooting teen agers after the initial shot and that's what the prosecution has. they will bring in a pathologist to say the second shots. second and third and fourth shot likely killed the two teenagers and he had a duty to retreat and concentrates first-degree murder. nas a matter of fact this young man nick brady had broke in the home two prior occasions. what is he supposed to do wait until the young man shoots him? >> david.

>> he has a right under a felonous attack he can use deadly force. a min i 14 is a powerful gun and one shot probably would have done the trick. but he shot 2 or 3 or 4 times. when you shoot someone who is smashing in the home. and the door was kicked down. in this case the window was smashed. you shoot to kill because it is your life or theirs and no duty to retreat from a felonous attack or home invasion in your house that is accomplished by smashing the windows. no way, >> it was not osama bin laden breaking in the home. >> refocus on one of the points. david mentioned he felt like he was in grave harm. one point, his gun jammed in between killing the first victim and second victim and he paused

to apology otherwise to attack the life. does he feel like he is in grave danger, brian? >> it doesn't, elizabeth, the standard is an objective standard. and he said he's sorry after he killed the girl. and by the way, your viewers need to know that the girl that was killed. she made a comment she was looking for brady, the young boy. she was not going to hurt you. there was no verbal threat or physical confrontation. and elizabeth, even police officers have a duty before they use deadly force to say stop or i will shoot. i will shoot to kill you. >> last word, david. >> this is not. this young lady came in after a viulent entrance by her boyfriend. there is no recording that he apologized. he was sorry after it happen and

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unexpected landing in the middle of a road in southern california. surprise. the balloon carrying nine people on a birthday trip was supposed to come down in a nearby field. but that was before mother nature forced the pilot to improvise. >> the winds were not what i would have liked direction-wise. they were a little bit too far left of the area that we normally target. the area was clear of any obstacles, there weren't any cars in it. >> how about that landing? >> it was a bad landing. >> fire officials say the balloon was lucky not to come out in the middle of a nearby freeway. >> i'll say. check it out. new developments in drone technology. the government enlisting the help of smart young minds. drones capable of underwater operation. here with me, douglas kennedy in his continuing series. what have you got? >> the problem is there is a shocking amount of unexploded

material in our oceans. now these students are using new technology to do something about it. 22-year-old joe hewitt is testing his newly constructed underwater drone with fellow students at stevens institute of technology in hoboken, new jersey. their mission comes directly from the department of defense. a year ago, the pentagon asked you to build something that would find explosives under water? >> right, here's the final product of that project. it's basically an underwater remotely operated vehicle. >> last february, the d.o.d. gave stevens and four other schools $15,000 each to solve a problem this professor says will plague ocean-goers for years to come. right now, there are over 30 million pounds of abandoned mines, bombs and missiles off the coast of the u.s. just

waiting to explode. >> this stuff has been down there, some of it dates back to the civil war. some of it's world war ii. and the d.o.d. is taking responsibility to go down and find these lost items and make sure they're safe and inert. >> the drone uses this metal detector to find that material before it goes off. more importantly, it does it without any risk to human life. in fact, operators can be hundreds of yards away controlling the drone wirelessly. and that's just a start. >> we hait has sensors just lik and i do. >> an understanding which hewitt called, mission accomplished. >> it was great being on this project. we're helping the navy solve this real problem on the sea floor. >> solving a problem and making the seas a safer place. that's it for here, bill. >> cool stuff. thank you, douglas.

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we asked, what would you reinvent? >> jen says, they should bring back the original oil used for mcdonald's fries. >> and reinvent the government, please. >> and ryan says, the wheel. >> another brian says, the government. how many of these did you get? that was the number one answer. >> that was. thanks for watching. >> starting monday, we debut a new program called "outnumbered," four women, one

man. >> thanks for watching. gretchen is up next. >> bye-bye. we start today with a fox news alert, russia upping the ante, threatening a swift military response after a show of strength from ukraine. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story." right now, more than a dozen cities are under russian or separatist control as the deal to defuse the confrontation collapses. ukraine's acting president ordering a crackdown on armed militants following another wave of deadly violence in the east. russia, though, warning of retaliation if it's interests a are attacked. leland is live in donetsk. leland, what is the latest in this ever-growing stand-off? >> this really isn't a region at war but it's