news at fox nows alert. the crisis in ukraine. and raising fears of moscow's next move. >> sadly new blood shed to report to you right now. ukranian forces clashes with the pro russian separatist in the east seizing the checkpoints and killing the insurgents. it is reminiscent of the cold war now. russian foreign minister a cowing the west plotting to control the ukraine and president obama said further action will trigger sanctions and it seems that russia wants to start a third world war. it is alarming enough and seems to be getting worse. peter brooks is a former cia

officer. >> putin has 40,000 troops poised and ready to go on the border if he gives them the grown light. is these shootings the excuse he needs to invade. >> he is looking for pretext to have control over keef cove. it goes back to last november. you have to remember the pro russian leader yanukovych was thrown out of office. and since then we have had the crisis in kiev and crimea. russia wants to make sure that ukraine stays under the russian influence. >> can they do that by force or it is ballot box on may 25th? >> they have the threat of forcing. russians are saying we'll not give over kiev and ukraine to

europe and the united states, not that europe and the united states wants to control. it has to stay in our sphere of influence. we have security and economic and historical ties to that part of the world. we'll not give it up without a fight whether that is rhetorical orrous of military action. >> we are sending mre's and helmets and not loathal aid. but there are calls for that. what is your view on that situation? >> reporter: we'll make sure it doesn't escalate out of control. there is violence but it is restrained if you look at it. it is right now a war of words. if there is significant violence in what russia calls russia speakers or passport holders. this would give putun a pretext and legal interpretation of the

un charter to enter into ukraine. we want russian trophs to stay on their side of the border and ukraine to develop a government and have elections and provide for the prosperity. and the stability of ukraine itself. >> it is more than a war of words and people are getting shot. and finally peter, how can putin be stopped. >> that is difficult. we missed a lot of opportunities. it is much more stronger in the outset, eric. these sanctions are a joke and ambiggous sanctions. i am not sure he believes them. we missed a lot of opportunities and we have to be strong and unite and show solidarity with the europeans and we have to get the europeans to stand up and the ukranian government on its feet. kiev is not popular in ukraine because the economy is so badly

managed over the years. they want stability and economic prosperity and a good life. that's the challenges that face us. >> it is sadly not being quelled at the moment. peter brooks, good to see you. liz? >> another global hot spot in america. president obama in south korea saying it may be time to consider additional sanctions to north korea that have more bite. north korea is threatening the fourth nuclear test. nthreats will get north korea nothing but greater isolation. we are united on the steps that pyongyang needs to take including abandoning the nuclear programs. and living up to their obligation. >> president obama said washington stands shoulder to shoulder with seoul, the key

asian a loy. impact on future college athletics. they are voting on forming the country's first union involving college athletes. it is a move that has the full attention of the ncaa and could have impact ramifications of colleges around the country. mike to bein is there. mike, what does it mean if they potentially approve a union? >> reporter: it has huge implication and will hit the college sports and olympics program. the polls are closed. 76 scholarship players had a chance it weigh in on the historic decision that could change sports. the university campaigned hard for a no vote. pressure from coaches and alumni

on the scholarship athletes, border on intimidation. >> by voting for the union, my time mates would be betrying northwestern and the football family essentially. >> reporter: the talley will not be known today. ballots are impounded until there is an appeal to the ruling from the regional nlrb. that was the ruling to give them the ability to form a union. and the outexamine andstition may the not be known for months. >> if you get a scholarship you are considered as an. o. elizabeth, got it? >> thanks. ♪ >> the u.s. post will service struggling to stay afloat and fakes a bit of a fight within. this happeneds of unionized employees opposing the postal

counters staffed in staples stores. they join us today. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> to give a back ground, it is a pilot announced back in november. what dow think between the postal service and staples. >> it is shocking to me on how outraged people are on how badly they are runs. they lost 5 billion in the post office. we are the taxpayer and i am happy they are doing something. i am shocked that the unions are stepping up and saying this is an outrage. what is outrageous is how much that unit of our government costs the taxpayer. >> you mentioned the postal workers on our screen. listen, this potentially could put us out of work.

the postal service say they are trying to meet the customer demand. >> put them out of work. when you are losing 5 billion and this is not a growth or start up business where you are sometimes losing money. this is an old business that they have to make adjustments and they have to do something now. things are not going well for the postal service. more and more people are not using the postal service. unions have consequences. they are expensive and one of the biggest expenses for the postal service is employees. they are hilo trained and at the same time doctors are hilo trained and they get their income knocked off because we have a bloated economy with union and government workers. >> you mentioned it is one of the efforts by the postal service to stay afloat. is this a good idea and do you see it work asking expanding to

other stores besides staples. >> if it saves us money absolutely. >> what we are doing right now is not working and it will not work and we'll have to go forward with. this what will happen, this is a pilot program. we'll find out what the role coast to do business is. as taxpayers we want efficiencies and get rid of waste. if we do it this way, let's to it. don't just do it because we did it over and over again. it doesn't make a the lot of sense. >> thank you for joining us. eric? >> thank you. a ground breaking development inammazon. testing their own shipping network that could deliver the goods the same day that are purchased. the move would give them control after shipping and pose

challenges to ups and fed ex. they are testing the service in san francisco, los angeles and new york. >> looking forward to. that house speaker boehner mocking the members of his own party. what has him so fired up. and the choice for iowa ran's ambassador. iran may appeal to the full un general assem plea to get him here. we'll have reaction from rudy guiliani who is speaking out west about iran and terrorism. he died at the hands of an afghan guard. we hear from the wife of the man so many knew dr. jerry. >> we are aching for the loss and the loss of other families

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the wife of an american doctor, one of three gunned down in a hospital is speaking out. his wife, jan, forgives the man who shot and killed her husband. the pedtrician devoted time to working in afghanistan, spending nine years caring for sick women and children. >> jerry would also really like everybody to know about his love for the afghan people and our love for the afghan people and that we don't hold any ill will to afghanistan in general. or even the gunman who did this. we don't know his history. >> the afghan security guard opened fire on a group that

include the doctor. iran is lashing@the u.s. and the criticism for ending humanitarian xhutes and including the status of women. teheran is not backing down on their choice for ambassador. iran is appealing that in the un and could ask for a vote from the general assem bloechlt he has been barred because of his role in the 1979 hostage crisis. the council of resistance for iowa ran. involvement in terrorism is not unique. it is common knowledge that virtually all of the iranian regime so- called diplomats are involved in criminal activities in one form or another. is that true? the former prosecutor and mayor of new york is spoking out.

rudy guiliani is speaking out in phoenix. mr. mayor, good to so you, first iran elected to the human rights committee in the united nations? >> it is abdid youred. they might as well cancel the commission. iran is the biggest sponsor to state terrorism in the world. there are fewer countries in the world that torteur and persecute and harm women the way iran discipline. executions in iran have increased which is rarely depicted on the news which is extraordinary. and last year more people were killed. 700, and 200 killed this year. this is more than under admingen ad. they don't want anyone in iran

to start to overthrow the government. they are cracking down harder in iran than they did in the past. it is a brutal regime with no respect for human rights. >> you are talking about the record of rouhani, 27 women and two of them children and the choice for un ambassador, he said he was a translator and all he did back in 1979 in the hostage creasis. but there are accusations of him being involved behind an assassination of an iranian director in known 93. >> the message he sends, he has no fear, no respect for the american administration. they basically rolled up in the interim agreement. we gave away everything and they gave away nothing. and it is extraordinary. the ten years of negotiations,

un resolutions are all about iran not getting hands on the nuclear capacity including the peaceful use of nuclear power because this regime captain be trusted. they fooled us in the past. rouhani was part of that fooling us 5 or 6 years ago. they claimed they had stopped enriching uranium. and the mek, organization that is part of the group we are speaking for. mek, their people exposed that loy and that blew up those negotiations and these people are being killed in fairly large numbers because the regime has two things in mind. first, they want to make sure they kill people and make sure no one inside of iran gets the idea they are moderate. and they are trying to kill the people who spy on them in the future and reveal the fact they are cheating where they roach

the agreement of peaceful use of nuclear power and easily convert in a military use. >> having taken apart or unplugged one centerrefuge over there and there is 61 resolution that order them to stop and this agreement gives them that right? >> this is use and wills futile as our dealings with putin. it is ridiculous. we have an agreement and they are bragging about the fact they are continuing to do it. and they are folling us and killing people in greater numbers before and syria, they are supporter of the gen soyed going on in syria and in negotiating with them, instead of doing what congress wanted to do. if you are going to negotiate, increase the sanctions

dramatically until they make a move to reduce and eliminate the nuclear capacity. >> finally, mr. mayor, is that what we should do is increase the sanctions? >> come out for regime change in iran and recognize the group that is headed by a woman that offers a democratic alternative to what is going on in iran and the 3,000 people who are picked off and killed bring them to the united states. we have to show strength to iran. we can't negotiate from weakness. general casy and i will be speaking about this later this afternoon. we are sacrificing thrives of 3,000 people stuck in iraq because we are afraid to stick it to the iranian government. we are afraid. and until we stop being afraid to stand up to putin and iran, the country is in serious

jeopardy. >> ambassador and mayor. may be an ambassador one day. other mayors have been. i thank you so much for your insight and speaking. >> always a pleasure to be with you. >> it is. to 30 years and thank you for being on the last american head quarters and always welcome on sunday with me. >> look forward to it. >> right mr. mayor. >> and high jacking scare, diverting several flights and what we learn about the person causing panic in the air and an explosion rocks one town in the pacific northwest and destroying several businesses and catching many off guard. >> that is a second and we saw the smoke from cross town and i didn't know if it was a building fire or i thought it was a gas station and it was burning and flashes and fuel or something

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the hijack scare on a flight. it is blamed on a passenger that police say was drunk. he tried to break in the cockpit. it shut down the airport in brisbane, australia and diverted several flights. kitty has the latest. >> reporter: the passengers are safe, but had a scare. the captain had to call a slight emergency as the passenger

banged on the cockpit door in an aggressive manner. it came in to land in the intended destination. it was surrounded by troops that were responding to potential hijacking scenario. the airport was closed and the crew had managed to restrain the man and hand cuff hem. and the airport official said he was drunk. he was arrested on arrival and was named 28-year-old matt, who was a australian. with the missing malaysian airliner on everyone's mind it is not surprising that the reaction boat authorities, they are nervous. we don't know what happened, we don't know if it was diverted or mechanical failure. and australian authorities are still searching for the plane off of the australian coast. they haven't identified wreckage so far.

and with that mystery on everyone's mind it is not surprising that the pilot reacted the way he did, elizabeth. >> thank you. >> elizabeth tis decision day in northwestern university. but the football players, should they join a union? well, 76 of them are voting on that today. it is an issue that could chaefrj college athletics in the country. what is the impact and what should they do? >> and house speaker john boehner is having words with colleagues when it comes to immigration. >> here. oh. oh, don't make me do this! oh, this is too hard!

it is time for a quick check of the head leans, south korea's government acknowledging that some of the bodies recovered from the ferry disaster was misidentified. and divers so far recovered 183 bodies. 119 people are still missing. several businesses in washington state destroyed or damaged by an explosion and fire in the middle of the night. this happen east of seattle. firefighters say it could have been caused by a gas leak of

a pizza restaurant under renovation. new forest fire burning in southern new jersey. crews gained control over the four others that broke out fanned by strong winds. no injuries to report in this story. there could be a big divide opening up with the republicans with the midterm elections looming. immigration threatening to drive a wedge through the gop. house speaker john boehner is ready to look at the issue. and look at his view when he seemed to mock his republican colleagues in the home state of ohio. >> here is the out do. oh, don't make me do this. oh, this is too hard! >> what do you think the reaction will be. here is our panel. guy benson and judy are you

denski. i can feel the conservative members of the caucus. he walks in the dor, man, talk about the tea party cackus. what will they tell him? >> there will be from yous trayings vented at speaker boehner had he gets back to dc. >> that's putting it mildly. >> forgive me briefly. i will derail the segment. on this very segment on the show, julie was grabs enough to wish me happy birthday and present me with a cupcake. it is julie's birthday and i brought a treat. she is in new york and i will eat it for her. happy pirth day. >> it matches my dress. beautiful. >> speaking of birthday wishes. you couldn't ask for a better birthday wish than the videotape of the house speaker. >> pales in comparison to the

one guy got me. the speaker is in a kwannedry. he understands it will be vertually extinct if they don't do something on the national level with immigration. demographics are not with the republican party on this. but an average republican congressional district is whiter and older and post immigration reform than the country as a whole. boehner is trying to drag them kicking and screaming in the 21st century. >> guy, this is what else he said. he admitted it has been rough. i have had every brick, and bat and arrow shot at me just because i wanted to deal with it. it was not going to be easy. we get elected to make choices and solve problems. and remarkable how many colleagues don't want to and take the path of least resist

apse. is that thorough? we don't spend these guys, men and women to washington -- >> there is an element of what he said. and some politicalness and cravenness in behind the opposition of immigration reform. from the perspective of the republican cautus. why on earth. why on earth, would republican leadershiptro to foist this debate in the party and inject this in the mid- term cycle where republicans base is co to victory? i am in favor of some form of immigration reform. but there are reasons people are skeptical of the bill and administration inn forcing the bill they don't leak. we saw what happened with obama care. and just to mock people and suggest, it is own cowardice and people whining and crying and

he's mocking with a propepsity of crying, that is an unforced error by him. >> what should they do? >> wait until 2015. republicans have a great midterm and win the september become in 2014 and then they control the legislative process and control the bills on the president's desk in both houses of congress. if they lose or don't have a 2014 that is good. they will be nervous about the demographic issues and might be more open to playing ball. but the timing of this is mystifying to me. and why would he go out of his way to provoke and antagonize people in his own party? >> jowly what do you think? >> i think guy is right about the nonsensical way the speaker went about this for the sake of

the party and elections. if you are a republican, as guy said unify your pace going into this year. if they don't tackle immigration reform in the 2016 elections, they will lose. more and more of the country is not older and whiter country that the republican base repreponderates. and it affects not them directly, it certainly affects their family and they are feeling more and more the republican party is not interested in their priorities. go sure better think about this as he remains speaker next year. it is lethal going forward. >> and likely he will not get cupcakes when he returns to capitol hill and maybe we'll have bipartisan cupcakes next year. guy and julie? >> happy birthday. >> take care. elizabeth?

>> thank you, eric. the search for middle east peace talks taking a hit. benjamin netanyahu suspending negotiations and he's apgry with a bas. conner powell joins us live from jerusalem with the latest. conner? >> reporter: elizabeth, eseral for a long time said any agreement must be with all of the different groups of palestine and always been afraid of the militants. there is concern about the two because hams has refused to recognize israel's right to exist. and also they have refused to stop using violence against israel. and now this agreement tone the two really does undermine peace negotiations going forward. benjamin netanyahu and others

were surprised about the agreement with a bas and hams leaders. with this agreement now unfolding as we are seeing it come in to play in israel and holy land and with the palestinians, the leaders here in the united states, kerry and others are surprised and say they will not stop fighting for a middle east peace here in israel and palestine. >> it is leaders who have to make the compromises to do. that we may see a way forward. and if they are not willing to make the compromise necessary, it is it eulousive. >> and many people here in israel don't believe it is possible. hams refuses to acknowledge is roll's right to exist. and some of the palestinians leaders that we spoke. to say that by signing up for the unitty government with the palestinian authority. hams is living up and will have

to agree to the obligations and meaning they will have to acknowledge the right to exist. and given the history here elizabeth and all of the problems we have sewn in the pal approximately authority and israel authority. and hams tis unlikely that hams will moderate its views and it is something we have to watch going forward. israeli officials are scared and it ends all possibility of a piece peace negotiation unless hams changes its views, elizabeth. >> thank you, i know you will keep an eye on it for us. >> will they put or go a long. >> and players voting on the former union. we voted about this during the day. and what does it mean for the future of college sports in our country? we put that to the legal panel. >> when was the last time you looked up to see the stars? >> some states are taking action

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>> it is time to check in with gretchen carlsson. >> thank you so much. brand new first person shocking accounts of incompetence. we'll talk to a disabled marine who needs heart surgery to survive and not getting the help me needs and senator dan coats has a message to president obama. what he will say to the president about bullying. and bizarre details coming out of the buffalo bills lawsuit. they had to submit to a jiggle test.

we'll have the hand book and details in the real story. >> and as we reported earlier, a mhistoric vote. whether to form the nation's first union for college athletes. there is a decision that could change the landscape of collegeeate sports in the u.s. we'll bring in the legal panel. the defense attorney and former federal prosecutor. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> i want to start with you. it is sometime before we see a decision here. we could see the now ball affect. what is going to happen over the next couple of months. >> hopefully not much. depepping on what is happening, this ruling could ultimately kill college sports. it is it a financial and legal,

it would lead to a financial and legal mess so much so, i don't know if the programs would continue while harbing it out. that is the biggest potential ramification. and smaller ones that are worth talking about and probably not kill college sports going forward. >> all right. what do you think, doug? >> i will play devil's advocate. a lot of college kids that are not allowed to touch the money. the schools and coaches see it and everyone supporting them sos it. but the college athletes don't see a penny. >> i endorse the devil's advocacy. it may not have been intended to be at this level, but you are talking about hundreds of millions of dollars and coaches paid millions and huge sums of money being earned by programs, you know, based on the labor as it were of the players.

i look and understand the common sense argument they don't work at the university. but the representative who decided this for now, said that under a broad definition they are like an employee. >> even if it doesn't work out do you so other athletes stepping up to the plate? >> oh, it is not the final word thankfully. but takes the pulse of the players, i am not sure where exactly. a couple of them intrude and i am not sure they are voting to unionize. come on, we are turning the programs on their ears. when they applied in the college they applied not for a job but education. and just because the university makes money off them playing and merchandiseizing. doesn't make them employees. it might give them a right to

the piece of the pie but they would be students and get money for the merchandising and does employee or employer report. >> johna is right in the accepts there is a problem. as you said elizabeth, millions of dollars generated. and notes inially with them union uponizing or called employees. >> thank you, doug and johna. >> my pleasure. well, this sunday, two popes will ascend to statehood on the same day. and the latest on the sunday in the vatican. a day that will be like no other. ♪

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so what do you see when you look up at the night sky? chances are, not very much. pollution has been drowning out the stars even far from the big city. but soon that may slowly begin to change. more and more communities across the country are adopting dark sky ordinances. hawaii and new hampshire have adopted the legislation. there's even a dark sky nighttime festival every year at arcadia national park in maine. millions of worshippers expected at the vatican this sunday for a very special moment. for the first time in history, two popes will be canonized the same day. and the two will be elevated to sainthood. pope john paul ii and pope john xxiii. ashley mcguire joins us. thank you very much for joining us.

>> thank you. >> now, obviously, very traditional, very secretive process. what makes these two figures saints? >> when the church canonizes someone, they are saying this man, this woman has lived a life of heroic virtue. so we are saying both these popes have lived wonderful lives worthy of being modeled after for all christians. i think their unique contribution is in the second vatican council. many people are calling them the bookends of the second vatican council which really opened up a new chapter of vivacity for the catholic church. >> you mentioned bookends. very different sides of the catholic church, you could say. why now at this moment? you have a good chunk of humanity who have a vivid memory of these two characters. usually we read about them in history books. why is this so different? >> everything about this is different. first of all, it's the first time you have two popes being

canonized together. there's a pretty good chance there's going to be two popes actually presiding there. that in and of itself is exciting. but both of these men, there's been a strong push among the laity to have them canonized. pope john paul was essential in helping to defeat communism but in the lives of so many who were alive under his papacy, he really sparked a new excitement about the faith. and then john xxiii had the courage to inaugurate this council that transformed the church and the world. >> and millions of people will be pouring into the vatican. can you paint a picture for us of what sunday will entail? >> they're saying it's going to be a record number of people who will be there. i think it's going to be pretty crowded. but i think it's going to be a wonderful time for catholics everywhere, whether they're in st. peters square or watching it

on television. this is a moment where all catholics are back to the essentials, thinking about eternal life, what does i mean and what does it mean to live a saintly life. >> and who better to orchestrate the event than pope francis. we look forward to that. thank you for joining us, ashley. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> it will be very special sunday coverage here on the fox news channel. you can catch all the canonization coverage here on sunday. starts bright and early, 4:00 a.m. eastern right here on fox. feeling good about where you live or maybe not so much? which states have the most pride and which ones have the least? is your state on the list?

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a new gallup poll reveals about how people feel about their state. those who live in montana have the most state pride, as well as alaska. utah close behind it at 70%. and then there's the other extreme. rhode island, yep, rhode island, the state with the least pride. only 18% of the people say living in the country's smallest state is good. illinois right behind it. 19%. mississippi, also negative, right there at 26%. >> what surprises me about that, what about texas? people in texas have a lot of state pride. >> big pride in texas. >> we'll double-check that. thanks for watching, guys. >> starting monday, noon eastern here on the fox news channel, we'll debut a new program called "outnumbered," four wom, one

guy -- uh-oh. >> he's a lucky guy. and happening now with john scott and jenna lee will air at 11:00 eastern and 1:00 p.m. eastern. you can't turn that down. >> that's monday. >> thanks for watching. "the real story" with gretchen is up next. >> take care. we start with a fox news alert today. a new warning fueling tensions over ukraine. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" for a friday. ukraine's acting prime minister warning the world that russia wants to start a third world war. right now, russia conducting military drills less than a mile from the border as a ukrainian helicopter goes up in flames reportedly hit by a rocket-propelled grenade. leland is live in donetsk, ukraine. leland? >> good evening. seems as though the ukrainian military is starting to move forward and confront these