♪ ♪ hi, good morning, everyone. today is saturday, the 28th of february, 2015. i'm anna kooiman. new reports this morning that isis has begun executing more christian hostages. but, don't worry, the administration says they are beating isis on twitter. >> until you can take a #, loads it into a magazine, rack it into an m-4 charge it and put it into the forehead of an isis fighter they can take their #and sit on the sidelines. >> are we fueling the enemy by waiting to strike. >> murdered by a dreamer reality show contestant and three others killed in cold blood. did the obama administration spare a known gang member who went on to kill. shocking claim from one

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northeastern syria earlier this week. the reports coming from kassig agencies working in the area. believed as many as 3 50 christians are being held by the brutal terrorists. this coming as we are finally seeing the unmasked face of the isis butcher known as jihadi john. this photograph shows mohammed as a student at the university of westminster where he got a degree in computer science. david cammeron calling him his number one priority. >> a sharp critic of russia's president is gunned down in moscow right in the view of the kremlin netsab shot four times before a protest planned against the government. worked to prove the separatist rebellion in ukraine. they say vladimir putin bears political responsibility for his death. president obama condemns the attack. >> the irs inspector general

launching a criminal investigation after uncovering thousands of emails buns believed to be completely lost. federal investigators revealing they have uncovered 32,000 emails possibly link to have had lois lerner and agencies -- agencies the agency. back in august the irs chief told congress they had been destroyed. congressional investigators found the filed in just two weeks. trekys across the university paying respects to actor leonard lee lmoy. >> i believe i found a fast err way. >> live lock and foster. >> the 83-year-old beloved for his role in "star trek" passed away. he was born in 1931. enjoyed a career seven decades directing two "star trek" movies.

co-star and friend william shatner tweeted this, i loved him like a brother. we will all his his humor, his talent and his capacity to love. in spock's immorality words live long and prosper. >> i saw that alert come through yesterday. i was a huge "star trek" fan growing up. got to see him at "star trek" convention. yes, i'm a big fan, big nerd. it was a sad day yesterday. >> he did live long and prosper. >> he never took himself too seriously which is hard to say for actors in hollywood. >> that's for sure. disaster averted president obama signs a bill keeping the department of home land security funded for one more week. >> republicans are still holding out hope for compromise on the immigration portion of it. >> more from capitol hill. >> the senate amendment is agreed to. >> after a long day of political ping-pong between the house and senate both chambers agreeing late friday night to continue funding the department of homeland security for another week. >> earlier in the east coast

it looked as though dhs would have to prepare for partial shutdown. when the house voted down a three week extension of funding. democratic leaders continuing their call to fully fund the department. >> we certainly want to protect the american people every minute of every day 24/7. that includes today. and we believe that within the next seven days hopefully five that we will have a bill that takes us to the end of the year. end of the fiscal year. >> without an agreement, 30,000 of the department's 230,000 employees would have been furloughed. >> it's hard to see the goal they are trying to reach, the conservatives who insist on trying to lasso the president with this power of the purse. >> i don't think the republicans have gotten the message yet that this doesn't really work for them. it's interesting to watch them do it again with something ceiling with security which makes it even stranger. >> that was mike emanuel reporting for us. congress will have one week

to pass a long-term deal. >> all right. now, we told you for the last week about american plans to back iraqi soldiers in taking back the city of mosul in iraq. the city occupied by isis. the pentagon announced that they going to do. this they are going to do if in the spring in april because the weather is perfect for assault then. there has been much debated over whether the administration should be telephoning its plans to take back mosul with iraqi forces. they did. now reports those plans on hold. >> we won't be ready in april. in fact, military officials saying it doesn't appear that we will be ready what they are saying is that it is really up to the iraqis whether or not we would have this offensive in april. it may get pushed back into the fall. it could even go later than that rear admiral john kirby says i don't feel like we are red iny in april yet. we don't know. we are not taking april off the table. >> defense officials couldn't get on the same page about when we would be ready and but what is

bizarre about this telegraphed more recently and criticized by so many, john mccain being one of the harshest critics. but there were rumblings about this back in december. and the iraqi defense minister was saying we are not ready for. this that was a couple of months ago. >> are they going to be ready in four months? we trained them for 10 years. they are going to take a few more months and now they will be up to speed. >> as if we didn't look weak and indecisive enough. didn't we spend $10 trillion training the iraqi army they couldn't take back the city from 2,000 isis fighters. what happened though all that money? there ought to be some accountability. up yards of $10 billion that vanish during the war that no one could ever find. fear not folks, while we are having a difficult time going after them in mosul we are beating them in social media according to state department, we are beating isis on twitter this morning. here is a tweet from the think again dos. this is their twitter account.

twitter offensive shuts down thousands of accounts. isis is trying to promote old propaganda to appear strong against losses. they have been going after and shutting down accounts popping up and trying to spread hate and radicalism. >> concerned veterans for america basically said this isn't something that is going to hit them and a hit them hard physically, think again. listen. >> think again, turn away. that's our #strategy against isis right now. let me tell you this until you can take a # load it into a magazine and rack it into an m 4 and charge it and put it into the forehead of an isis fighter they can take their #s and sit on the front lines. congratulations, welcome to the information war. i'm glad you finally arrived. the relate is until isis feels the heat on the ground this #conflict isn't going to do that all that much good. >> i agree with pete there absolutely. i will say they are winning the social media war. we have got to do something about it that's how these

guys being radicalized and decide thing to join the fight are getting their information. >> how they are being recrutted. >> to call it a twitter offensive. it's like a parody. we look so impotent and out of step. we shut down 1,000 accounts, really? because there are other social media. to tout this as a huge success is pathetic. >> did the obama administration spare a known gang member now accused of murdering four people? that is the claim senator chuck grassley of kansas is finding out and making the claim that mr. rangle hernandez jesus rangle hernandez who was here in this country illegally and applied apparently for a stay of deportation was granted it by the administration and went on to commit all kinds of atrocities. >> yeah. he has been charged with murdering four people in north carolina. one of those murders was a former contestant on america's next top model.

>> mr. rangle hernandez applied for and received deferred action under the president's deferred action for childhood arrival programs. >> damascus can a just another dreamer. he has not been convicted. he has been charged. he is charged with murdering four people. the senator from kansas has demanded that the white house, jay johnson the head dhs answer a simple question. did this guy get preferential treatment from the administration? the question is will the administration answer? it shouldn't be hard to check that. how long will it be before they fess up or not before they provide that information. we will be following it. >> coming up here on the show is our own rick reichmuth. he has been standing by to answer this big debate. now to extreme weather creating storms, creating chaos in the roads in the south and dallas alone rick. these snow and ice covered roads causing nearly 400 crashes. >> the sky is not any better. 300 flights grounded this morning mainly out of dallas-fort worth. only going to get worse.

another storm aiming up to take aim at the northeast and great lakes. here he is. >> only going to get worse. daytona. >> always darkest before it goes completely back. >> we loved you being gone last week because we didn't have to go outside. i loved being in florida amazing. some of these temperatures aren't popping up here. minus 4 in chicago. minus a in cleveland. that blew away records. got to minus 24 in waterloo. that blew away your record of minus 14. cold air hanging on across the eastern country. behind this cold front that moved through and behind that air is very, very cold. we have more snow this morning across parts of oklahoma. a couple areas we have seen over a inches of snow already. we will see this continue iting throughout the day. that's this is that dividing line. later on shift a little farther towards the north parts of kansas and missouri and in parts illinois and indiana. some areas will see maybe 6

to 7 inches of snow behind this. big cull pit is energy out across the west. going to continue to spit out some of this moisture next couple of days. see repeated bouts of moisture here across parts of plains. high temperatures today guys. still just cool. not breaking this pattern any time soon. >> depressing rick,. >> depressing news this morning. >> as isis gains ground our president continues to cut the military since leaving the u.s. vulnerable to yet another attack. we got the numbers and they are shocking. stay tuned. >> lasers in the sky. another aircraft targeted by the green laser beams. this time a police helicopter. what's going on and who is responsible?

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pretty shocking report from the heritage foundation. reduction cuts under the obama administration. the u.s., the report says is barely able to defend vital national interest. >> the standard benchmark of our military the ability to fight two wars simultaneously has been eroding given the threat levels that we're seeing from around the globe. has the president left america more vulnerable to attack? here now is retired united states air force lt. general richard newton. thanks for being with us. >> thanks, anna. not being able to fight two wars at one time. what does that mean for us? >> this is nothing new according to latest report. let me say off the bat that my 34 years on active duty and i just recently retired, i never seen the international environment so unstable if you will. if you recall during senate armed services testimony, director of national intelligence james clapper reported that 2014 was actually the most violent year for global war on terror and so forth. pretty much a challenge out

there. what heritage has come forward graded this service as marginal in terms of their ability. if you look at the benchmark to be able to conduct two near simultaneous major regional conflicts or operation fuss will. that would be in one theater. fight and try to win that war while trying to hold off in another theater. it's affecting all the services. >> i want to read from the report this morning. >> sure. consistent decline in funding and the consequent shrinking of the putting it under pressure. cumulative effect has resulted in the u.s. military that is marginally able to meet the demands of defending america's vital interests. do you agree with that. >> i do. let me say that men and women, soldiers marines families are doing incredible work. greatest generation to ever served. let me say that right off the bat. that said how they are organized, trained and equipped. and when you think of a defense budget, you think of operation and maintenance, forces in the field. recappization of force. modernizing the force and

looking for leading edge technology. let's go down the services. the army is down to 12 combat brigade teams in terms of operational readiness. reduction in their capability. navy has 45 fewer ships they needed to sail when they reported back a couple years ago or so. marines, their readiness is not as high end as we wanted to be. air force is the smallest air force we have ever been since we had a united states air force in 1947. >> what message does that send to al a lies and adversaries? >> we need to make sure -- we recognize that first off it's a very unstable international security environment. we need to reassure our allies and american people that we have the capability and we have the the will. what we want to do annal is we want to win any conflict, 99 to nothing in the first quarter it. we don't want this to be 31-20 in the double overtime. i would send a message to any potential aggressors out there we have the most capable fighting force but we have got to make sure that we put the resources and the effort behind that fighting force in order that

we will be able to fight and win our nation's wars either now or in the future. >> i don't think most americans have any idea just how perilous this situation seems. general, thanks a the lot for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure, tucker. >> coming up literally the p.c. police. one university no longer allowed to mention the word race in a simple suspect description. how does that help fight crime? that will be debated coming up. >> a teenager caught in the crossfire of a shooting goes to the hospital with a nagging headache days later. but you what doctors found won't be cured from an aspirin. the story you have got to hear to believe. how do i get hotel deals nobody else gets?... i know a guy. price-line ne-go-ti-a-tor! i know this guy... konohito... and this guy... who knows

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so we have consumer headlines for you. feet chrysler recalling 457,000 suvs worldwide. the problem a faulty fuel pump relay that could potentially cause the cars to stall. covers 2012 and 2013 dodge durangos and 2011 jeep grand cherokees, customers who may be affected can contact a chrysler dealership to find out if it applies to their vehicle. and an uber security breach at the ride hagel service uber. names and drivers license numbers of 50,000 drivers may have been taken by unauthorized third party, a hacker. this happened in may of last year but wasn't discovered until september. passenger information was not compromised. clayton? >> all right. thanks tucker. >> a white woman black man, teenager with tattoos the university of minnesota says two of those are wrong and when no longer include

descriptions of race to warn students of potentially dangerous criminals because they quote may unintentionally reinforce stereo types of black men and other minorities. but is the university actually avoiding legal responsibility to keep students informed by banning these descriptions and keep them safe? joining us now is fair and balanced debate jonah and david schwartz. nice to see both of you this morning. you are on the prosecutorial side this morning. you have to defend in this morning. >> right. >> you are in awkward position. >> it's not that awkward. what happens is if the call just comes out for a black male a white woman, an asian female that's not really helping police find the perpetrator of a crime. you need other identifying features. so, if there is a tattoo involved involved a leather jacket jeans whatever red sneakers, then you could use the identifier, black male, asian, female. but otherwise it just leads to racial profiling. >> no, the jeans and the red

sneakers can come off. the one immutable quality that any of us has is our race. how you can say to be on the lookout for -- this is what so badly that you have to be on a lookout for a human that has committed a crime. how does that help anyone? >> it's not true. because you could use the identifier as long as there is more specific detail. so if there is a specific description. >> you could add on it's a blackmail. what they're trying to avoid is there is a black male who committed a robbery are. >> are they hand capping authorities because now they have to sit back and say wait a second is this a stereotype? does this rise to the level of being descriptive enough that i can offer this over the radio. >> when you call the police they want to know what the verifies the suspect what did you see, how tall what do you think the approximate age is and is there anything that can identify this person you? have to have it all. you can't take out race just because you are trying to be politically correct. >> the university says race is not being banned from our

crime alerdz. when we have enough information about suspects to reasonably allow individuals to take action to keep themselves safe, we will include a suspect subscription in the alert including race. who is to decide david, who are will define enough or how much information is there so that they can then add that extra definer. >> clayton, you hit it on the head it's a case-by-case basis. we need specific descriptions in order to find perpetrators of crimes. >> what if you only had race and gender if that's what you saw. >> argument is fictional. >> how? >> we are not taking that out. if there is other identifying features, if you rob me i'm going to tell the police that you are a white guy. i'm gone that you take the suit off how is that discriminatory? >> because it's not an acceptable description. when you say it's just a black male, if you keep putting in the description black male,ation female, you are identifying an entire group of people that leads to racial profiling. that's what leads racial profiling. >> how do you leave it out?

>> it's not a description. >> if half the university is asian, you could disclude in the group. >> you need to have some other identifier. >> who is offended by this? the perpetrator who harass the tattoo to ho may be black. >> probably the criminal eo darn. >> leads to other societal problems of racial profiling. we see it all the time. when i was in the brooklyn's d.a.'s office i saw it all the time where you identify an entire class of people. you cannot racial profile like that. you have to have another identifier. >> what we need to do is stop with the false accusation. that would go a long way in race relations if somebody commits a imcrew, you have to describe what you saw and who did it. in a courtroom, to a police station, and on campus. >> as you know a huge problem in our society is cross racial identification. cross racial identification is a big problem. it's much harder for somebody who is white to

identify somebody who is black. the studies have shown that over and over again. >> take it in front of a jury when the victim said well, the person who raped me was 6 feet tall. that's all i can tell you. >> unacceptable black male asian, female white. unacceptable description. you need more. you have to have more. >> thank you for waking us up this morning. >> we try. >> we want to hear from you this morning. go to our facebook page way in where do you come down on this debate. thanks guys. >> jeb bush makes his case to conservatives. >> in making sure that people know that we are on side. rise up. it's good to oppose the bad things. but we need to start being for things. >> the governor's exclusive interviews. more from cpac. >> what we just learned about man's best friend that changes everything.

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we had a civil war in this country. we had two world war. we had a great depression. we even survived jimmy carter. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> we will survive the obama years too. >> our allies no longer trust us and our enemies no longer fear us. this is the road this

president has placed us on. imagine, if we had a commander and chief that understood that the way to defeat isis is not to find them a job. >> if i run i will tell you the king of building buildings, the king of building walls, nobody can build them like trump. that i can promise you. i can promise you that. >> awkward there yesterday because there is a lot of opinions about the other people in the room. >> that's for sure. i got to say that was cpac outside of washington, d.c. annual meeting of all the conservatives and this being preparatory to an election year. all of the candidates or most of them were there. rick perry poor guy defined by filibuster at debated. when you watch him super amusing appealing guy. >> one of the highlightable quotes of the whole day. other quotes, laura ingraham slamming jeb bush saying we don't need another bush in the white house. he was already there and about to give a speech. she is up there railing against him and he is about to take the podium. >> awkward. well meanwhile governor jeb bush is making his case for conservatives and exclusive

interview with our sean hannity, listen. >> we need to stand for a strong national defense and the defense of the homeland and we need to give people a sense that if we started growing our economy again, the middle would start having rising income again. and what you would do to do that is offer compelling alternatives to the failed tax policies the failed regulation policies, of broken education system and making sure that people know that we're on their side to rise up. so it's good to he oppose the bad things but we need to start being for things. >> yeah, the question is will importing a lot more low wage workers in fact rise the wages of middle class workers. that's the debate. what did you think of the speeches? you probably watched the cpac speeches. we want to know what you thought. send us your views. >> and tell us who your favorite candidates are. >> at this stage. >> yeah. who you assume are throwing their hats in the ring. >> there are a lot of them. give a write in if your dad is one of them. at this point it's wide open. >> email us

friends@foxnews.com or hit us up on facebookor twitter. right now get to other saturday a morning headlines. massachusetts teenager accused with manslaughter accused of encouraging her friend to kill himself. michelle carter released on bail. conrad roy took his own life from carbon monoxide poisoning in car. text messages said carter get back in the car even when he was having doubts. new overnight disaster averted in the skies over hollywood, two people under arrest in california after police say they shined green laser at several aircraft including a police and news helicopter. quickly located and arrested in a los angeles suburb. those kind of lasers can blind pilots making this a felony offense. and a teenager's headache turns out to be a piece of a bullet. the 19-year-old in florida was in severe pain when he went to the hospital for an x-ray.

he was caught in the crossfire of a shooting and bassoon cookman university a few days earlier but thought he was only grazed by a bullet and didn't initially seek any medical treatment. the teenager is expected to be okay. police are still hunting for the shooter. seems like there is more to that story. >> if i get shot i'm going to the hospital. >> definitely. does your dog ever drive you crazy and you just have to scream. >> eat the -- you are not thirsty. the orange juice, what am i supposed to do make you a margarita? don't feel too bad about it, turns out he will probably never remember it new study shows most dogs tend to forget things after two minutes and short-term memory is a lot longer than most other animals. chimps their memories only last 20 seconds. i don't buy that though. digging in the trash and i come home and who knows how long it's been there, he will be hiding normally he runs up to the door. he will be hiding baxter, then i take whatever it is out of the trash that he was

digging in and his ears go down even more and he won't look at me. >> of course, he knows. this is ludicrous. my dogs are smartedder than any of my college roommates. they remember all kinds of things. do complex task. read your face really really well. they know if you are upset mad, happy. who wrote this study? >> i don't know, maybe i disagree. think i that's why they are man's best friend they forget all your flaws. happy to come home to them he doesn't remember. >> they are forgiving. >> you can go to our page on facebook and weigh in on that. rick reichmuth is standing by outside in the cold. do you buy that story? >> it's about a minute longer than i have for short-term memory. pretty impressed with it. >> they are younger than you. >> i will tell you what still hanging on with this horrible cold weather and i still have more to do. take a look at the maps and show you what is going on for your day today. check that out minus 8 degrees in chicago. we are blowing through the

records for this time of year, minus one in minneapolis, minus a in cleveland. it's very very very cold out there. even down across the south 2' in dallas. here is your first alert forecast for today. across the northeast we will see the clouds on the increase late in the day today. across parts of the west. get ready for more snow moving in tomorrow. today for the most part will be a little bit drier. down to the southeast look at that snow across parts of texas, into oklahoma o. temperatures remaining cool for everybody. showers in florida. miami though still looking warm at least. in towards the northern plains, another cold day. see that snow develop across southern missouri, illinois and indiana. some of those areas might see five or six inches of snow by the time this is all done. out across the west, good news we are getting moisture in across parts of california. we need it. getting snow in across the sierra nevadas and rain showers across phoenix four corners dealing with stormy conditions today and tomorrow as well. all right, guys, back to you in the nice toasty warm studio. >> nice in here. thanks, rick. >> you bet. >> a frightening relates

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hotel. when the thief allegedly called up tmz and tipped them off. the crook also claimed the pearls are fake. and kelly osborn is quitting fashion police. the announcement comes just days after osborn spoke out against co-host julianna rance sick's commercial. e says osborn is going to pursue other opportunities. it's not clear who will replace her. anna? >> all right, clayton, thanks so much. three americans were arrested this week and charged with supporting isis. one even offering to kill president obama. raising further concern over terrorist recruiting right here in our own backyard. well one particular community of somali refugees in minnesota has been a regular target radicalizing for target al think back. how think shah thank you for being with us. >> thank you so much for

having us. >> what brought you into communities and what you have seen. >> i was doing speaking engagements and local law enforcement and member of the city council said why don't you take a tour of the community. i was in the jail sale where the it 20 hijacker was in minnesota. everyone keeps thinking new york and terrorism. this is a problem that permeates the whole country. you are dealing with a very closed knit closed society. and when you live in little enclave in a bubble, and especially when you are dealing with younger people who are looking for identity. and when that community provides the identity and doesn't emphasize being part of the larger american society, you have a problem. >> that's a great point. political asylum and getting all the benefits and the fruitful united states of america. what on earth would make them want to be radicalized and turn on us and causes a much carnage as possible. >> jihad john. we have proven clearly this isn't about a lack of education what the folks at the state department foggy bottom have to say. this is ideology.

bin laden was well educated. he had advanced degrees. it's not -- >> administration warned against this. why is our political asylum program, why is it so broken? >> it's broken because we're not putting resources into it people talking about comprehensive reform. 50 border states. forget the any state with international airport lies along the southern border provides access to the united states. the idea that this administration and the republicans are happy with the idea of giving identity documents to people who snuck into the country undocumented perhaps but they are also unexpected. you went get on an airplane that snuck past tsa. we spent $3.3 billion inspecting passengers and cargo entering the u.s. loretta lynch who wants to be the next attorney general it doesn't matter how you come here. if it doesn't matter why are we bothering with the charade.

the bottom line is that all they are doing right now violates the findings and recommendations of the 9/11 commission. i provided testimony to that commission. the idea that we have gone from 26 visa countries in 9/11 -- 9/11 commission said go after the visa process. tighten' it up. be careful about immigration fraud. they even made the point that a lack of interior enforcement unwittingly conspired to enable the terrorists not only to enter our country to but to embed themselves. no interior enforcement. think what kind of risk this creates for us. >> specifically, the recruiting hot bed there in minnesota. what are some the things that you have seen. >> again, it's a closed community. have you people that put themselves apart from the rest of society. >> in what ways? >> their attire. they speak a foreign language in their own little enclave and if you are not bringing people into the mainstream, you know my mother came here from poland. the first order of business

was learning english, becoming an american. >> you are sensitive to this? >> absolutely. i'm a big fan of asylum with one provision. the screening process must never be done haphazardly. we have to error on the side of america and americans. a family doesn't race into the building to save other kids. they save their own children first. americans are at risk. i'm willing to take isis at their word when they say they want to come here. when you look at what they are threatening to do and what they have done, all a the violence and listen to politicians from both sides of the aisle agreeing with comprehensive reform that would give identity documents to people whose identities countries citizenship can't be determined. how you can protect us? if you are not going to secure your borders and enforest your laws, the military's mission is to keep the military away from us. if they can walk through the airport and be admitted to the united states, what's the mission of our military? >> right. we need to protect ourselves within our borders and protect ourselves abroad.

michael cutler thank you. >> thank you so much for having me. >> 47 minutes after the hour. he walls one minute late to school because his mother's car wouldn't start. 6-year-old was forced to eat lunch all alone behind this piece of cardboard. did the school go too far in the president about to use his executive power to ban bullets. but will this really keep americans safe? we take a closer look at this controversial.

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so yeah there is no doubt about it. this whole thing is being done under the guise of banning arming piercing ammunition. this has not been determined armor piercing ammunition and the standards that were set is up for it. this is being done going around the letter of the law that was passed in 1986. and it's just trying to legislate from the white house. >> right it sure seems that way. which, again, is unconstitutional. here is justification. put this up on the screen to. protect the lives and safety of law enforcement officers from the threat posed by many ammunition capable of penetrating protective vest from firing from handgun. manufacturers will distributing the ammunition. have many members of law enforcement been killed recently by this ammunition?

>> actually, it's a great question tucker, because the answer is zero. >> brother? >> zero. so this is like totally made up out of nowhere. out of thin air. and there isn't a threat with these. police officers have not been shot with this ammunition. soft body armor. it's just not true. and the problem is if you use this as justification to ban these kinds of bullets not just this caliber but all other calibers as well. most hunting rounds from high powered rifles will pierce soft body armor. >> of course. >> if you let them get away with this can ban anything. >> soft body armor is designed to stop handgun rounds to be totally clear a 3000 six which is the most pop tier rifle. >> to be totally clear. the administration is reserving the right for the government to keep this ammunition but not for the citizens it presides over correct? correct. not only when put this out

put it in the federal register ahead of time for comment and let people know about it never published in the federal register. violate every rule they can think of. simply quite frankly to try to make these firearms inoperable. >> their body guards get to protect them but american citizens can't protect themselves. can congress stop this? >> well, i hope. so we now have over 100 members of congress already signed a letter to the administration saying that not what the spirit or the letter of the law in place to begin with and want justification for it. hopefully yes, but not only that the second amendment foundation and over gun rights groups will surely be in court over this if the administration does in fact put this through as a regulation. >> if they can't stop this, then what's the point of having a congress? mr. gottlieb, thanks for coming on this morning and for the work that you do. >> thank you tucker, my pleasure. >> appreciate it. well the 2016 election is a year away. the primaries and the gloves are off already. >> mrs. clinton please, name an accomplishment.

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more people die in february than any other month. >> i'm sure it's true. >> other stories to get to. we have a fox news alert. isis 15 christians captured in syria earlier this week. coming from catholic agencies working inside the area. believed as many as 350 christians are being held by the brutal terrorists. this coming as we are finally seeing the unmasked face of the isis butch irknown as jihadi john. come look. this photograph shows mohammed wase as a student at the university of westminster where he got a degree in computer science. david cammeron calling him his number one priority. happening overnight. crisis averted for

and we believe that within the next seven days, hopefully five, that we will have a bill. that takes us to the end of the year. >> if a deal is not reached. tens of thousands of the department's employees will be furloughed. >> nfl teams trying to make the move to l.a. hitting a road block. a new report shows this plan for a stadium in inglewood could be a terror target. stadium is only about two and a half miles away from the los angeles airport. putting it in the flight path. aviation experts and city officials have dismissed those fears. but that was a scary report

commissioned by a rival group thopg build a stadium in downtown l.a. what gross around comes around. watch as would be car thief backfires. you see this irish man hurling a bring at the window only to have it fly back, hit him in the face and totally knock him out cold. >> is that a mercedes? that shutten part of the marketing plan we will throw bricks back as you. >> the man who opened the car he found him in the street. he realized something wasn't quite right when he offered to call ambulance and crook refused. >> that is amazing. that is so united states. >> i could watch that all day. >> that is just -- that's my moral code in one piece of tape absolutely fantastic. for a week we have been telling you about white house plans to take backing mosul. that major city in iraq that is now under the control of isis. there is a major offensive

the iraqi military would be provided manpower for it but the u.s. would be orchestrating it and take place in april. a lot of people saying should would he be telegraphing our plans in public? now those plans are off. >> apparently, this could get pushed back to the fall now. you remember senator mccain sent an angry letter to the white house. how could we tell graph i have never in the history of modern warfare given the plans to the enemy. fear not, now we may be trying to put the cloud up the vale of exactly what we're going to do. rear admirable john kirby it may still be april we don't quite know, it hasn't been taken off othe table completely. it looks like it could be the fall. it looks like the iraqis when they want to do is when we will do it. when they feel like they are ready to combat isis that what's -- really we spent like half a trillion dollars training them supposedly. why are we waiting for them. >> over 10 years. >> in america's interest. let's do it. if it's not let's not.

wait for spent over 10 years, a few more months is going to matter? >> a huge who to isis if we did -- if we were able to reclaim mosul it's essentially the caliphate arguably that the capital of their caliphate they will be fighting tooth and nail to the last drop of blood according to military officials once the fighting does really get heated up. >> >> we are winning on twitter. twitter isn't an actual place, you can't fly there. twitter has no artillery but according to the state department and a very bellicose and frightening and intimidating tweet they sent out we are winning the twitter war against isis. put their tweet up on the screen. there it is. think again dos is the twitter handle, twitter offensive they say shuts down thousands of accounts. isis trying to promote old propaganda to appear strong amid losses. the twitter offensive.

one hand, look, isis. >> we are killing them on twitter. >> and social media experience. they have really recruited people using social media better than al qaeda has. on the one hand yes, we have to come bat it there. but this twitter offensive i mean it seems hilarious when we're not actually on the ground beating them. >> concerned veterans of america on the news channel last night this is not a good plan a good way to say that we are winning this war. listen. >> think again. turn away. that's our #strategy against isis right now. let me tell you this until you can take a #load it into a magazine rack it into an m-4 and charge it and put it in the forehead of isis fighter they can take their #s and sit on the sideline. state department touting this as a new front. congratulations welcome to the information war. i'm glad you finally arrived. until isis feels the heat on the ground this #conflict isn't going to do us all that much good. >> and this, of course just comes one day after james clapper said the world is

worse off than ever before and this, of course, raised a lot of eyebrows. as the clapper has served under a number of administrations. and he is often regarded with reference i think, in washington as the director of national intelligence. when he says which flies in the state of what secretary of state john kerry has said, we are winning the war against isis. both sides of the administration not talking to one another. >> what is the theme that connects these two stories? calling off the spring offensive to liberate mosul from isis and our impotent sad little twitter war, weakness. it wasn't that linger ago, the united states had some swat. we were scary. we put the fear of god into our enemies across the world. now we seem lame and disorganized. lacking resolve. confused. basically toothless and not a threat. that cannot do anything but insight nor aggression from bad people. >> earlier on the show we had lt. general richard newton on the show to talk about this. take a listen.

>> my 34 years on active duty. i just recently retired. i never seen the international environment unstable. we need to reassure the allies and the american people that we have the capability and we have the will. i will send the message to any potential aggressors out there we have the most capable fighting force but we have got to make sure that we put the resources and effort behind that fighting force in order that we will be able to fight and win our nation's wars. either now or in the future. >> all right. much more about that story throughout the show this morning. now this: the story that has all of us talking this morning. even during commercial breaks about this little boy hunter smello. he was forced to sit alone behind this cardboard box. >> science board what it looks like. >> like a sandwich board. with a cup it says detention on it detention with a big d because he was one minute late for school. in first grade out in oregon. >> apparently what happened is the teachers call and tell his mom what's happening at lunch. she gets there and snaps this photograph or these

photographs. of her little boy. and he is crying. he is all upset. and the grandma says the reason that he was late was completely out of his control. it wasn't because he was throwing some temper tantrum or being a jerk, it was because his mother's car wouldn't start and has a hard time starting in the morning. it happened about a half a dozen times. >> you are missing it anna. the school has a zero tolerance policy on lateness. and so this little kid broke the policy. so he must be crushed. because it's zero tolerance and by the way if he were ever to make his peanut butter jelly sandwich into the shape of a gun, he will probably going to to jail for it. >> if is he 6 years old his buddy, put on your shoes, come on i asked you five times to put on your shoes, when a car won't start and you are 6 years old in first grade it's the parent's responsibility. the school released this statement this afternoon principal fits simmons was able to meet with both

parents to discuss their concerns. we're pleased to report the meeting was productive. the parents' concerns were politely discussed and ultd mattedly the issues were resolved. >> do schools ever issue statements that make sense issues were resolved. it's appropriate. they speak in this language that doesn't mean anything. >> whose idea was this to come up and shamg a child. >> of course the child should not be shamed. this is completely ridiculous. >> crying the whole time. >> come on. if this has happened a half a dozen times. maybe mom should try to start the car 10 minutes earlier. has a hard time warming up. in february getting going. maybe she should go out to the carport and turn it on 10 minutes earlier and he would get there to school earlier. >> lighten up, america. what do you think. >> let's ask someone who is tardy once in a while rick reichmuth. where do you come down on this. >> no he is not. we do have an extreme weather alert now. chaos on the streets. winter storms turning roads northwest arkansas. the car slides off the road and flips over into a creek.

a driver's condition though here not released. >> and in the city of dallas alone, snow and ice covered roads caused nearly 400 crashes so far. >> it's not over yet. another storm rick reichmuth standing by. rick tucker has been saying today is the last day of meteorological winter. >> it is. >> i'm not buying it though. >> it is. meteorological spring begins tomorrow. that generally averages out to when you start to see spring like conditions. that will not be happening. >> on this vape we are seeing. >> it will not be happening at least in the eastern two thirds of the country. the west, i will tell you what barely had a winter. salt lake city has had 6 inches of snow all winter long. not good for them. incredibly warm. all the cold has been out to the east. boston 5 inches below all time record for snowiest season i think after you have gone through this much snow you know what? i would rather go ahead and get some of this snow so we could break some records. see some more snow going there. maybe 4 to 5 inches by the

time we get to monday which means we are going to be getting very very close to that record. will we see it or not from this storm? if not there another storm behind that for wednesday. a lot of activity going on. we still have winter to deal with. yes, meteorological spring begins tomorrow but no big signs of it yet. i got to be honest with you unfortunately. >> when you call us back when you have good news? >> hey i will tell you if you are out across parts of the west. good news if you like weather. not good news for the drought. we are going into dry season and going to have big problems. these two stories winter in the east and summer really in the west. >> thanks rick. >> you bet. >> thanks, buddy. coming up on the show like a scene out of gone in 60 seconds. race car stolen in plain sight. the nascar driver who has now been forced to drop out of of the race. >> then the 2016 gloves are off. one republican is going right after hillary clinton. >> mrs. clinton please name an accomplishment.

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>> ouch. so republicans waging the war on women. that's the democratic party and the press say but is it true and is hillary clinton been held to account for her own personal record. 2016. carly fiorina has shed light on war on women in speech thursday. here is carly fiorina herself. the chairman of the unlocking potential project. thanks for being with us this morning. >> great to be with you, tucker, thanks for having me. >> you raise kind of a great point. hillary clinton is all for forcing employers to pay men and women the same and, yet she didn't pay men and women the same in her own office. women received less than men. why hasn't the press jumped on her about this? >> well, who knows. but i come from a world outside politics where results actually count. and the results of this administration are not good on this issue.

look, the facts are that, of course i support equal pay for equal work. and that's why a law was passed way back in 1963 guaranteeing the same. and if women are truly being discriminated against because of their gender they should use the law to its full effect. however, the biggest impediment to equal pay for equal work beyond pay practices and hillary clinton and president obama's offices is the seniority system. because the seniority system pays not on merit not on performance but on how long you have been in a job. and that seniority system disadvantages women and of course democrats support seniority systems in the unions in federal government bureaucracies if they are really serious about equal pay for equal work, they ought to push for reform of seniority systems and move to pay for performance systems. >> the unions -- >> -- good luck with that. >> are women necessarily better served by female politicians? does it matter the gender of our leaders? >> well, you know we don't

practice identity politics in the republican party or in the conservative movement, we believe that our principles and our policies and our values serve best to lift everyone up. women are now 53% of the vote. we're half the nation. in other words, we're the majority. and so i think it's really does not serve women well to continue to marginalize them or to dismiss their impact in our society by claiming as democrats do that we are single issue voters or that we can be tricked by this kind of rhetoric. >> so hillary clinton, as you pointed out in your speech at cpac the other day, her foundation has her name on it, has received all this money from regimes mostly in the middle east. that really do subjugate women. there is no doubt that the algerians, for example don't treat women like full human beings. should she have to explain why she would take money from a regime like that? >> of course she should. of course she should have to explain it. not to mention the fact that it is a conflict of interest

to have that kind of money flowing in while she is secretary of state or immediately after she is secretary of state and planning to run for president. set aside the conflict of interest for just a moment. i honestly have been stunned by the democratic party's unwillingness to speak the truth about how women are being treated around the world. and the truth is that algeria, among many nations treats women absolutely abhorrent way. and so why isn't she prepared to call them to account as well as many other governments? >> because they are giving her money. pretty funny. carly fiorina, thanks for joining us this morning. >> it's my pleasure, tucker thanks for having me. >> great interest your participation in this race, thanks. coming up, it's a car crash that's difficult to watch. they people thrown out of a vehicle on impact. they all walked away alive somehow. we will tell you how. should the most decorated sniper in american history get the medal of honor. >> one think so. two former navy seals will

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after hitching a like in costa rica to houston. it was found after passengers got off the plane. hanna? >> 2 a minutes after the hour. america's deadliest sniper. now chris kyle could be honored by heroic actions defending our freedom. >> yesterday i asked for a bill to honor to a texan. show chris kyle's family gratitude for relentless devotion. i challenge someone to tell me chris kyle didn't show the bravery prerequisite for this honor. >> this move is only being fast tracked because of the publicity surrounding "american sniper" the movie and the recent trial. joining us now to discuss is dr. howard watson a former navy seal team 6 member and also the author the last rescue and karl higby with us now a former navy seal

and author of the book "battle on the home front. qunchts thanks for being with us on your saturday morning. >> thanks for being with us. >> i will start with you and you totally agree with the congressman. >> oh absolutely. it's very simple, anna. this is the highest military honor awarded to exceptional heroes. if chris kyle, for example had fallen on a grenade and saved three people's lives, we wouldn't be having this conversation, this debate. the fact that what we need to do is use a little common sense and realize don't look at the number of people that chris shot that chris killed as a sniper. look at the hundreds, hundreds with an s of americans who are alive today with their families because of this man. he saved countless numbers of lives and if he doesn't deserve the medal of honor, you have got to show me somebody who does. >> so it's not just the shots taken and the confirmed kills but the number of american lives you say were saved and, of course, were by chris kyle. but, karl, you have another take on this. you think that chris coil should be up for maybe some

other awards but not this one in particular, why? >> i want to be first and foremost respectfully disagree. i think chris kyle served honorably. a great seal great guy. i knew him very briefly. i don't think the medal of honor is appropriate for this. i think we have inflated his notoriety through hollywood and i think we should honor him for what he is and potentially serve him with the presidential medal of merit or something like that. because a lot of what the congressman has cited is that his service after the military which is not criteria for the medal of honor. like my buddy said if he had fallen on the grenade. look at the guys who had won the medal of honor. you had what was his name. >> dakota myer for one. >> he ran into a hail of bullets to get his friends out with no sureness he was going to come back. michael mansoor jump on a grenade. we have had these acts of heroism. to honor chris kyle with the medal of honor, i think he has been awarded very well

for what he has done so far and he deserves nothing less than honor but not the medal of honor. >> and dr. howard on the other hand, chris kyle did actually die honorably while trying to help a fellow veteran with ptsd who ultimately took his life, correct? >> absolutely. >> different situation. >> i would ask you to consider this, too. while he didn't run into a hail of bullets having been a sniper, and knowing that there is counter snipers out there, the bounty that was on chris' head while he was in country, all the hundreds of people. trying to kill this one man for him to leave his overwatch and go help marines when he didn't have to, i mean, and yes, you bring up a good point anna. in the end he still died trying to help his brothers. and as karl pointed out that was after the military. but you have got to be a little malleable here. look at this whole body of work. look at this man's life military and nonmilitary. i submit to you again, if this man doesn't deserve the medal of honor, i don't know who does. i mean, i don't know what

you would have to do to get the medal of honor if chris doesn't deserve it. the other thing is this. i any you are not like a jess hey ventura or michael moore of the world. >> thank you. >> this medal is not for chris. this is for his family. >> yeah. right. >> this medal is for chris' family. his children. that way when the jesse venturas and the michaels of the world raise their ugly head my dad had this. it doesn't matter what you people say. >> of course you never would call chris kyle a coward or something like that. >> no. >> a sniper or a coward. >> absolutely not. >> no way would you do that you are being certainly respectful. i will give you the final word on that. >> absolutely. all due respect on that. look into the presidential medal of merit, which is the highest civilian award. i think he was awarded properly for the operations did he overseas. and he served very honorably. i think the hollywood has inflated his notoriety substantially. to discredit what he actually did as a seal but i think we should consider

awards after after military and that would be the medal of merit. >> hopefully we will see something happen one way or the other. thank you so much for your time today. dr. howard and karl higbie. 30 minutes after the hour. breaking overnight. critic of vice president assassinated did what he said just hours before cost him his life? then a new bomb with a frightening new feature it gets through airport security though. questions asked. how worried should fliers be? what all travelers need to know next. first, we're going to check in with eric bolling for a look what's coming up on "cashin' in." >> the administration says we are safer than we have ever been. do you feel safer? wake up america a message to the president regarding our right to freely bare arms hot topics 11:30. don't touch that dial.

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we want to start with a fox news alert. sharp critic of russia's president vladimir putin gunned down in moscow hours before a mask antigovernment rally he was set to leave. foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg is live in london with brand new details what happened. good morning amy. >> hi, clayton tucker, and anna. well, i have spoken to russians this morning who are really in a state of shock about this. it was so brazen happening so close to the kremlin. and there is a fear that the killer or killers will never be brought to justice.

now boris himself was loved by had. a charismatic man. one of the few politicians really willing to take on the kremlin. done so in an radio interview a very short time ago. as one russian put it the last of the new reformer generation that came to power after the collapse of the soviet union. he was gunned down with four shots to the back as he crossed a moscow bridge last night with a woman who was unharmed. the killer or killers shot him as they drove by in a white car. he himself was deputy prime minister under boris yeltsen. his political star had fallen during the putin years as the stars of so many liberals did which is what many say is what the kremlin wanted. he had been preparing what may have proved to be a somewhat damning report about russian involvement in ukraine when he was killed. president vladimir putin has condemned murder calling it a contract killing and a provocation. leaving that rather unclear exactly what he means but he has said that he's to personally oversee the

investigation. anna, clayton, tucker. >> thanks, amy. >> amy kellogg in london. >> 35 minutes after the hour. and on to some other stories making headlines this saturday. usama bin laden in control until his death. newly released documents in the terror trial of nasir show bin laden was still the key al qaeda decision maker even while hiding out in pakistan. new documents taken from bin laden's compound following his killing contrast the administration who had said that bin laden was retired prior to his death. >> illegal immigrant and known gang member is charged with murder in north carolina. and president obama may have fought to keep him in our country. 19-year-old immanuel hernandez is accused of killing four people. including this contestant on america's next top model. now the senate judiciary committee is looking into the suspect's application for an obama supported immigration program that protects minors from deportation. dude where's my car?

a $250,000 nascar sprint cup car stolen from the parking lot of a georgia hotel. 44 driver travis woke up to find someone had nabbed the car. trailer and all. surveillance video obtained by tmz sports is showing a man walking in the parking lot. moments later the trailer drives off. well, he was forced to pull out of this weekend's race. police have still not found that vehicle. caught on camera. the terrifying moment three people are thrown from an suv as it flips over three times. just a warning, this video may be disturbing for you. well the three amazingly survived including a five-year-old boy who broke both of his legs. a fourth passenger, a 16-year-old was not thrown from the suv. police believe the driver

wasn't paying attention and lost control while merging lanes on the northeast kentucky highway. no one was wearing a seat belt. >> holy smokes. that was shocking. >> so many more of these videos now. >> dash cam videos as we see down there in kentucky and all over the place. >> rick reichmuth is standing by for a look at the first alert forecast today. last day of february. >> last day of february. march can't be that bad, right? it's got to warm up a little bit. getting more sun out there and that certainly will change things. guys, in a week we change our clocks which is hard to imagine. that's coming up. always a good sign. take a look at the weather picture. we show you what is going on. here is your temps across the country. a bunch of numbers aren't popping up. here minus 8 in chicago for air temperature this morning. breaking records all across the great lakes again this morning. your first alert forecast for today, around the great lakes in towards the northeast, down to the mid-atlantic a cool day, see it tomorrow. we see the storms move in by tomorrow afternoon. see some snow. rain to the southern end of that picture. down across parts of the south.

a cool day, 47 only into austin and 33 with some snow in oklahoma city. i think we will see a little bit of that snow towards dallas and look at that rain across florida. at least that temperature in miami 80 degrees. there in the northern plains and midwest. snow across parts of kansas, missouri. see some areas maybe 3 to 5 inches a couple areas more than that now across the west remain unsettled for the next number of days, chances of rain and snow will continue. that's good news. we desperately need it out there. ski lovers, loving that across parts of the rockies, all right, guys, bark to you inside. >> thanks, rick. it's called a mixture of rust and aluminum powder not only get passed airport. ignited toxic gas. warning in december saying it could result in catastrophic damage in the death of every person on board along with major aviation scares this week. how worried should fliers be? we when a whole host of them this week. joining us now is commercial

pilot and publisher. nice to sigh again. >> nice to see. >> you start with first thing this incendiary devise or thermite bomb? >> i think it's not really a bomb it's just an incendiary device like a large flare. but if one were able to be smuggled on to an airplane, it would be pretty disastrous because the heat that is produced by one of these things is so intense it would probably melt right through the airplane alone. >> yeah. and we are looking at it right here on the screen. you can see how quickly this thing melts down into that pile of bricks. obviously they issued this warning for a reason. how often do they do this? and there has to be some underlying reason they did this. >> well it's interesting that you say that because when i talked to some of my sources at d.h.s. yesterday

they didn't really want to talk too much about it in fact, they said the entire issue about this was classified. so, we can't get a whole lot of the why behind this. >> fascinating. here is another story that made headlines this week. from thermite to badges that have gone missing. walk through security lines, zip past you while crying baby and zip past with badges. 1400 security badgmissing from from some of america's busiest airports. what should we think of this? troubling? >> well fen, i think this is not quite as big a deal as some people have made it out to be. it's kind of like your atm card when the computer at the other end you know, take this off the system, they are just junk, and on top of it, there is another layer of security with badges because the user needs to have a pin i.d. to punch in as they swipe their card and without any of

those working, these are probably just, you know plastic at this point, i think. >> so when they go through security lines, they have to punch in a pin? because i see these people hold them up and zip right past me. >> well, it depends on which ones you are talking about. the ones that they use to get through maybe a tsa line, an employ card, it's possible but they would still have to have a photo on it. and those -- we're not sure about that end of it. >> troubling stuff. troubling news this week rob. we appreciate you joining us this morning from jet wyandot come. thanks rob as always. >> you are welcome. >> coming up here on the show. new reports say that isis has executed more christian hostages. the president still refusing to use the term islamic extremism. why is it important to call it what it is? we will take a closer look at that next. his shirt says it all. warning, i do dumb things. and that he did. what landed this guy in the slammer. we'll tell you.

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start calling isis what they are. islamic extremist. syndicated columnist cushman joins us now. good morning, thanks for being with us. >> good morning, glad to be with you. >> after reading your piece a headline really hit home with you last week when three girls fromline done fled to syria to join isis. teenagers, and you have a teenager at home yourself. how did this hit home and how did it resonate to make you think the president needs to call them what they are? >> i think it shows us that it is hitting our children. these are with one 16-year-old, two 15-year-olds who are able to board a plane from london and attempt to fly to the middle east to join isis and i think we have to understand what we are dealing with and when president obama says we're not at war with islam, is he correct. but what he is not saying which i think is very damaging, is that there is a political ideology, islamism or radical islam that is at war with us. and we have to understand that in order to be able to win. >> this is a religious war

and if you want evidence, christians in the middle east who are being cleansed from the region are the biggest example. so if i'm an iraqi christian and i go to the u.s. consulate or embassy and ask for asylum, i don't get preference over muslim iraqis who come and ask for the same. why is that? why won't the united states stand up and help christians in the region? >> well it just doesn't make sense. i think part of the challenge we have is that president obama and you see it in the state department. this week his state department spokesperson says this is too nuanced for us to understand the general public. i totally disagree. that is an irgantd statement. i think people can understand there is a difference between a religion islam, which is 25% of the world, and radical islam, which is those people that have decided to attempt to unify both the religion and the government, and they will attempt to use either terrorism, economic power, political power, you name it, their goal is to unify both politics and religion. we have to understand that in order to be able to win. >> what do you say to the

argument that it will breed hatred in the united states toward muslims, muslim americans, even? >> well i think at the same time that you have to reach out to the majority of muslims that are very peace loving. let me give you a for instance. when president obama is having his conference about violent extremism, which is a tactic not an ideology. not something you can fight. it's a tactic. the muslim over in the middle east are having a conference. the muslims are islamic counter terrorism to talk about how they combat it within their own community. and they actually talk about the religious part of this war. so i think it's very important that we understand that while we are very slow from the administration side to talk about it many saying we have got to deal with this. >> it would be nice if they were rizzsed thanks for coming on. >> good to see you you too. remember those emails the irs lost after targeting conservatives, guess what, someone found them.

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joining us now is fox news medical a team dr. david sum mattie. thanks for being with us. >> sure, good morning. >> you say it could be misleading. >> it's a very dangerous study and a lot of holes in this. people have to be very careful about not getting the wrong message from this political study. they are using a lethal dose as comparison. for example, putting pot or weed against cocaine or alcohol or smoky. so we know that you need less amount of alcohol to die. they are using death as a measure to see what's dangerous and what's not. so, the effect of this toxicity. toxicology dose is different for a lot of these. they are extrap late a lot extrapolating animal studies and coming with this whole thing that pot is safer. absolutely not. it's a huge fraud. >> how is it dangerous? forgetting death. >> they are not defining what's acute toxicity short-term vs. long-term. for example, if you really

start drinking a lot of alcohol. of course you can die from this or cocaine or other things. with this, the long term effect of pot is not very clear. now, a lot of this has to do with what we call ths. the level of ths and a lot of these marijuanas are different. used to be 1%. now it's 4%. it's going up to 7%. thc goes through your blood as you smoke it and goes through your brain and causes a lot of memory loss and causes cognitive skills, mood changes. risk of sigh coast. long-term. what i learn about this, preparing for this segment is it effects your heart. it actually causes heart attack. it increases your heart rate and on and on. we are seeing in colorado we had 13 kids that came to the emergency, ended up in the icu as a result of overdose from marijuana. now we have crack babies coming in because pregnant women are smoking this whole marijuana business. what bothers me as a doctor is this whole concept of medical marijuana, because i think it's a safe haven for a lot of these companies say

look, it's for medical marijuana, it helps kids with seizure, this is the biggest scam i have ever seen. let me just tell you one thing. i think for certain cases of seizure, for certain nausea vomiting after the cancer or chemotherapy maybe. but we still don't have a definitive thing. so a the love these people are using this as a business. and i challenge any doctors come to my facebook, convince me how this is healthy for you. i'm 100% against this. i think that people have to come and study these studies in detail. this is complete nonsense. >> david sam maddy. >> unequivocal on the subject. >> marijuana and mental illness. we are out of time. it sounds like there is one. hope you will come back. >> people have to be careful. and we will have the discussion. >> actually, go to our green room right now and on our ff weekend facebook page. >> i would be happy to. >> appreciate it. coming up, the attorney general of the united states playing the race card.

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starts right now. >> [rooster crow] >> hey everybody welcome. >> welcome. >> anna b. kooiman nice to see you this morning very last day of february. we made it? >> we made it only a matter of time. spring forward with the clocks. so one until we have to spring forward. >> the days are getting longer. >> winter months, more people die during those months than any time of the year. you watching it, you made it,. >> count your blessings? >> dark and disturbed. but you turned it around. nice swerve. >> there is a spring after winter. >> we do have news stories to get to. headlines right now. fox news alert, sis has begun executing 15 christians captured in the northeastern syria earlier this week. the reports coming from catholic agencies working in the area. it is believed as many as 350 christians are being held by the briewttlez terrorist currently. this coming as we are finally seeing the unmasked

face of the isis butcher known as jihadi john. come look at him. this photograph shows mohammed as a student at the university of westminster where he got a degree in computer science. happening overnight, crisis averted for now. congress passing a bill keeping the department of homeland security funded for one more week. a long term bill put on hold because of the republicans and democrats' disagreement over the president's controversial immigration action. republicans want it cut from the funding bill. democrats want immigration off limits. >> look, at this point this was leadership strategy. i thought it was a failed strategy when they announced it. so i wait to hear what leadership is going to do. >> we certainly want to protect the american people every minute of every day. and we believe that within the next seven days hopefully five. that we will have a bill that takes us to the end of the year. >> if a deal is not reached tens of thousands of the department's employees would

be furloughed. >> trekies across the universallying final respects to leonard nehemiah nimoy. >> he passed away in los angeles home. nimoy enjoyed a career spanning 7 decades. directing two of the "star trek" movies. final touching tweet life is like a garden perfect moments can be had but not preserved exceptpl

>> unbelievable. well jeb bush taking center stage at cpac this week. making his case to be the 2016 republican presidential candidate is still a wide open race though with lots of people in it. >> now ted cruz and bobby jindal's turn to shine at the club for growth. >> john roberts sat down with cruze and jindal and joins us live from palm spring florida with what they told him. >> scott walker in the house. about to give the breakfast address here. cpac was kind of the football game for conservatives with you will you a the fans coming out and cheering for their various teams. this is more like the owner's meeting if you will. there is a lot of money in this room. economic conservatism that's front and center here in palm beach. about 200 or so deep pocketed donors taking the presidential candidates out for a spin. last night ted cruise up on

stage putting forward his prescription for pro-growth agenda. starting with repealing every word of obamacare. popular prescription. reducing taxes, lowering spending. warned the party against nominating a swishy moderate jeb bush or chris christie. every time the party has fielded a conservative, they win. >> we nominate another candidate in the mold of a bob dole or a john mccain or mitt romney. let me be clear all three of those are good, honorable men. they love their country. but what they did didn't work. it's not a winning strategy. >> louisiana governor bobby jindal is also here. he just in his home state introduced a budget that really is kind of right out of the club for growth playbook. jindal very critical of the republican congressional leadership for not yet moving to repeal and replace obamacare. >> this campaign this election wasn't about having a second liberal party it wasn't about getting a nicer office space for senator

mcconnell. about making a real difference. this wasn't a trivial issue. this was the main issue in many of these elections. they didn't mean it, they should have said that when they were campaigning. >> you know, it could be said that governor bobby jindal as well as ted cruz, scott walker and pence who is about to come up later today and marco rubio may not hold the offices they do if it weren't for this group of people. guys in 2012 the club for growth dropped 20 multi-million-dollars in the election campaign. 10 million of that was aimed at republican candidates who didn't share their antitax anti-big government ideology. so, this is a group you want to be on the right side of if you are a republican candidate. >> they are not afraid to take on anyone. by the way, they are probably pretty close to where the average republican primary voter is. john roberts on the scene. wish i was there. thanks for doing that. >> enjoy the bacon. >> meanwhile, did you get this red alert? if you were watching some of the irs commissioner's testimony house oversight committee this week, you

would have seen what was sably a huge bombshell dropped at the hands of darryl issa. the mainstream media not covering. this could arguably be as big as watergate. remember all those missing lois lerner emails. >> 33,000 of them. >> gone. we are never going to be able to find them. you know why all those backup tapes were all recycled. we lost them. we can't find them. the irs commissioner sitting before the committee this week said you know what, we found them and we are going through them. >> apparently a couple weeks ago they found 32744 of these lost emails and starting to go through them. and compare them. also, they have got some additional here is what was written in one of those emails. one of the emails says no one will believe two hard drives crashed within a week. >> that's what lois lerner said to another member of the irs. >> no one believe both your hard drive and my hard drive crashed within a week of

each other. life is strange. we don't have the context of that. it's pretty amazing. >> we also should know that though these emails have been found it has been months since this story dominated the news cycle. so america has moved on. there is a lot of other stuff going on. so if you are trying to keep your agency from getting a lot of public scrutiny you would delay the release of these emails which is what happened. >> it is amazing to me. we don't know by the way how these tapes. the irs came out pretty emphatically and said we don't know where they are, these tapes they have been recycled. the hard drives crashed. no way of getting information from it. stunning. most hard drives. >> the irs commissioner explained it in some detail to congress. they don't exist he said grouchily. >> a couple of rogue employees in the ohio office to begin with and then lois lerner taking the fifth after saying she was innocent about everything. is this the administration just waiting for america to get bored with this story

and trying to delay and delay and delay and delay? >> it's amazing. weave don't know where they are. they have been recycled they said emphatically. we discovered them. we have no idea who moved them. really? >> we are going to find out a criminal investigation going on. meanwhile congressman jason chaffetz had this to say to greta the other night. puts it all in context. watch. >> stunning to learn that after all this time all these excuses, you know, we have the emails now the tapes have been destroyed. they have been over erased. and then you come to find out that the inspector general starts to look at it and in 15 days time start to finish they find the tapes. when they talk to the it people and say what about these@f!%7p-bt0wbosb?9lñ,)oó $ we have had letters. we have had confirmation from the irs commissioner on multiple occasions. and they have been sitting there all along. >> sitting there in a box all along. we have no idea who moved them. we don't know who was in charge of that. >> remember this

isn't just unethical question of ethics. it's a criminal investigation. somebody could go to jail for this. >> wheels of justice grind slowly but they grind fine. >> can our stage hands kindly get rick reichmuth into position to watch this next piece of video. extreme weather. winter storm creating chaos. snow and ice covered roads caused nearly 400 crashes. looked that the mess. 600 flights already grounded this morning. up 200 from just an hour ago. >> thank heaven you are not in an airport this morning and not over yet. another storm revving up taking aim at the midwest. the great lakes and here in the northeast. rick reichmuth has more bad news for us this morning from the weather center. >> pretty much all i do. >> love it good news out in like phoenix right now. >> good news. if you like summer like conditions if you are not a fan of winter. go out across the west. all of the complaining we have done across the east about this cold, horrible winter, they have had the opposite across the west. blown away all kinds of records for high temperatures. no precipitation, all of that across california

nevada utah into arizona. big problem out across the west. east coast we just talked about so much all of the snow. more coming in across parts of the northeast. storm will get here 3 to 4 inches according to a couple different models. right on to boston. get another five inches and at your snowest winter ever. hard to imagine. rain across parts of north florida. take a look at this. this is the next storm that's brewing. that's what tomorrow is the snow across parts of new england. tomorrow night into monday. right now pretty significant snow across oklahoma kansas into missouri. that's our weathermaker. all kind of part of this energy coming across the four corners. it doesn't move anywhere. continues to spit out moisture. continue to see bouts of moisture across parts of four corners. food news. they desperately need it. all kinds of winter weather advisories from texas all the way up to the northwest and in towards parts of the great lakes. that's what we are dealing with the the next couple of days. still hanging on guys, winter. >> forget the beheldings and the burns, you have heard

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that was the message from secretary of state john kerry this week before congress. watch. >> we are actually living in a period of less daily threat to americans and to people in the world than normally. >> feel safer? well, you might have except that 24 hours later the nation's top intelligence official gave quite a frightening counter perspective. watch this. >> when the final accounting is done, 2014 will have been the most lethal year for global terrorism in the 45 years such data has been compiled. >> so are we much safer or much more imperiled and what's going on in this war against isis? joining us now is fox news military analyst. retired four star general jakeenanen. perfect man to talk to and we are glad to have him. >> good to be with you tucker? which is it? >> listen, secretary kerry is essentially correct when is he comparing casualties

and violence today compared to the last century. but what's the point? i mean yes, world war i. 16 million dead. world war ii, 16 million dead. no time in the history of the world have we ever had such casualties. why? large nation states with large militaries fighting each other over a period of time produce those casualties. what is happening today? we have nonnation state organizations radical islamist, terrorist organizations trying to overthrow nation states. they are doing that with a relatively small force by compared to the army's navy and air force's of the 20th century. and they are doing it not with the most modern of weapons and foe face at this occasion. obviously have no air power. they have no truly sophisticated weapons except what isis hasfrom iraq and hezbollah. it's unfortunate comparison. it doesn't make any sense. >> right. >> clapper is doing something i think of service

to the american people when he looks at terrorism within itself, and that's what he is doing and he is saying that 2014 is the most dangerous period he has seen in his lifetime, and that are the facts. look it, the facts radical islam has morphed into a global jihad movement. western, northern africa. and northeast africa and middle east. south asia and now the western pacific. that is what is making this such a dangerous period in terms of the growth of radical islam and terrorist. >> of course and tear attacks are disproportionate in their effect. battle in word war 2 wouldn't rank in the top 10. 9/11 changed american history forever. of course they are not the same. what do you make of this document taken apparently from usama bin laden's compound in pakistan that's just a link between iran and al qaeda? does this elevate iran in your mind on the list of threats we face? >> well, iran rarely ever

gets held accountable for what it truly has done to the world. i mean they hedge money in the middle east. they declare the united states strategic enemy in 1980, and beginning in the early 1980s began to systematically kill us by blowing up barracks blowing up our embassies, assaulting our troops with specialized weapons during the war in iraq. there were targeted just on american troops. conservatively speaking probably about 1500 of our 4400 troops were killed by iran's trained militia and using specific weapons that they designed to do that. they are the number one sponsor of terror in the world today. and now we find out that bin laden has a relationship with him. that i don't think it surprises us but what should be surprising is we're now just finding that out. that is something that clearly should be on the table. and i i think that, you know tucker, there is something really going on here with this information.

the facts are, there is a million and a half documents that were taken from the bin laden raid and less than 25 have ever been released so. why are we holding on to something for such a long period of time. >> exactly. >> there is clearly something there that we don't want to the american people to know. and this is probably part of that story. >> we still have classified documents from the second world war. that's a great we question though. hopefully we will break that embargo. thank you for coming on and your smarted analysis. >> thank you tucker as always. >> you think your dog will remember what you say? >> no, no, no. >> something interesting about man's best friend. a dog's memory, new details. then, should teachers being asking their kids questions like do mommy and daddy fight? well, they are. the school survey has enraged an entire community. one mom joins us live coming up.

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cherokee clayton. >> middle schoolers in india. personal questions on an optional school survey. the kids he were given questions about drug and alcohol use at home. then questions got more personal. also asked to respond to statement like this. quote. people in my family have serious arguments, and quote, people in my family often insult or yell at each other, end quote. these questions cross the line? one of those outraged parents michelle joins us now. michelle, nice to see you this morning. what did you think when your daughter brought this form home on the ipad to fill out? >> well, i was notified back in january that they would be participating in a voluntary survey. about drugs, alcohol and tobacco. but when she came home and showed me the questions they did not pertain to drugs, alcohol or tobacco use. i began to dig deeper and figure out why they were asking these questions.

>> what did you find? why were they asking these questions? >> they were questions that had been given to the students for the last 20 years through a local university to find out trends in our community about drug, alcohol and tobacco use. this year was a pilot program. they began asking the students for their birth date and their initials. i thought that was a little bit too much information. and then they added questions about personal home life. >> right. >> arguing and yelling. >> about the insulting or yelling each other. and you thought that looking at some of them on the screen. you thought that was over the line. >> i did. i thought that some of those questions were just too personal and invaded, you know, my home life and privacy. >> but you didn't seem -- did you mind the questions about alcohol and nicotine use in the home? >> what right do they know if you have a glass of wine every night? >> the questions were, you know do you -- not that do

your parents do those things, are they readily available in the home or where do you have easy access to obtain these things. i think it's important to know if kids do have easy access to drugs, alcohol or tobacco, but, again, that's drawing a fine line into, you know personal home life. >> >> it could get someone in trouble. >> released a statement i will read it for you and get your response. this is the first year we received a complaint from a parent about the optional survey. the anonymous results are then used for planning drug prevention and safety programs. so they are using this information in the home to kind of tailor their programs to kind of educate our kids. do you buy that? do you think a good use of these resources? >> i do believe that the motives behind the survey were to be used for good, to help see trends in our community and to definitely

tailor their drug and alcohol prevention in our schools. i just feel like the administration should be aware of the kind of questions that the university is asking. and just to maybe limit those personal questions. >> our local fox affiliate there asked and we are trying to find out whether or not any of the teachers because it's optional whether any of the teachers in the school forced the kids during class to take the -- to take the survey and our fox affiliate there did not get a response at this hour. so we'll update our audience on that story. michelle, we appreciate you joining us this morning and talking with us. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> we would love to hear how you think about this. good goo to our facebook page ff weekend and weigh in on this story. was it invasive or particularly the questions we should be asking? let us know. breaking overnight. a critic of president vladimir putin assassinated right in front of the kremlin. did comments he made just

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opposition leader gunned down in the shadow of the kremlin just hours after going on the radio and criticizing president vladimir putin. >> senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg is live in london at this hour with the details on this investigation. good morning amy. >> hi tucker, clayton, and anna. well the state prosecution service in moscow is putting out some of what it considers possible theories for the assassination of boris. and they include an attempt to destabilize the state islamic extremism and also personal life. but two critics of the kremlin, there is only one theory out there right now. that he was killed simply for telling the truth. and there has been an outpouring of sympathy for the fierce human rights campaigner boris. thousands of people have been laying floral contributes at the spot where he was gunned down. he was supposed to have been leading a march critical of russian policy in ukraine tomorrow. instead that gathering will now become a memorial to him

instead. he was a native of sochi where the olympics were held last winter. other causes. he had risen to prominence in the 90's when he was just in his 30's. he went from physicist to liberal politician in those early days of post soviet republic form. now, a car drove by him on the moscow river bridge near the kremlin last night and someone pumped four bullets into his back, while he walked with a young ukrainian woman described in many media reports as his girlfriend. president vladimir putin condemned the murder, calling it a contract killing, which it pretty obviously was. the concern many among many people, many of the mourners is that in russia these sorts of killings often go unsolved. anna, clayton, tucker? >> not very subtle. amy kellogg in london for us. thanks a lot amy. >> what's amazing about this country, think about all a the cameras dash cams everywhere. streets lights everything. all the crazy video that we bring you on "fox & friends"

on a regular basis. guess what, it always comes from russia. no vape of this on a public bridge right in front of the kremlin. >> he said he predicted his recently two weeks ago. >> we do need to get to the other stories making headlines. >> brand new details about the most wanted man in history usama bin laden in control until his death. newly released documents in the terror trial of nasir show bin laden was still the key he al qaeda decisionmaker while hiding out in pakistan. this contradicts what the administration said that bin laden retired before he was killed. these new documents taken from his compound. eric holder's parting shot, the attorney general reportedly preparing to push a plan in his final days to lower the standard of proof for civil rights offenses. in an exit right interview holder saying one change would include toughening hate crime laws. the departing a.g. also playing the race card saying he felt some of his own struggles with republicans during his six years in

office were driven partly by race. the senate is expected to confirm loretta lynch as his successor next month. does your dog ever drive you crazy and you just have to scream? >> eat the food. you are not thirsty. you water. the orange juice, cran apple. what am i supposed to do make you a margarita? >> don't feel bad about it. it turns out he will probably never remember it it study shows most dogs tend to forget things just after two minutes. you have all been weighing in on this story this morning. tammy writing in saying tucker is right. my dog is smarter than most of the politicians in washington d.c. tucker says about his roommate. facebook saying they only forget what they want to forget. >> like men. >> camille on facebook says i forget things after two minutes. >> i think they know, when i come home and zach has been digging in the trash or digging into something he is not supposed to he hides

rather than walking to the door tail between their legs. >> of course they know. >> rick, this is why people love dogs so much man's best friend. they forget the things have you done and you come home and they smile at you. >> that's true. of course that's why people have dogs. >> you don't have a dog, do you clayton? >> i don't either. >> trust us, dog lovers. >> let's take a look at the weather maps. certainly cold once again across the great lakes. of course in, we are breaking records this morning. minus 6 is your actual air temperature in chicago. we had waterloo, iowa this morning gets to minus 24. incredible cold temperatures there. today across the northeast. we see a lot of sunshine that will help at least feel a little better if you are are in the sun. air temperatures staying cool. by overnight we see clouds moving in tomorrow. tonight snow. down across the southeast in the southern plains, got some snow across parts of oklahoma and rain across florida. temperaturewise, we are also quite cool and then here is where we are watching the snow in and across kansas missouri, illinois and indiana today. some of that could pile up and be dangerous especially

along i-70. anna, send it back to you inside. >> all right. rick, thanks so much. 7 minutes after the hour. starbucks coffee by adding in protein. this spring the coffee giant is rolling out their canned double shot coffee with protein added. it's aimed at those looking for a workout boost. but what really does an athlete need for their body? proteins or carbs? let's ask former supermodel airline -- carol alt. you have been living by this for a long time for yourself and your husband who is a hockey player. feeding him protein instead of carb hydrates. >> i used to have the wrath. eat a bagel with cream cheese. i was feeding him steak and cheese. >> the protein sticks you a little bit lingerer. not as hungry later. amino acids help to rebuild your muscles. >> exactly. that's why i don't understand why people wanted quick boost of gluten and

sugar and then they would be hungry 10 minutes later. that's the whole thing with chinese food. you are hungry 10 minutes later because it's mostly sugar. >> you say having some carbohydrates is not bad but the way you used to could it in the 80's and the 90's. >> was the wrong carbohydrates. when they were talking about carbohydrates they were talking about vegetables long chain not things like bread or pasta or potatoes which were short chain carbohydrates. it was the difference in carbohydrates. i think it got confused somewhere along the line. all those athletes were carbo boosting and now they are getting it and protein boosting. what's happening is something that's been all atwitter in the news which is can he tofs. which is basically when you eat the right amount of protein and you work out, that you are actually breaking down fats in your body. you are north working out on glucose, which gives you this false sense of energy. >> some people say you smell funny when you go through ketosis. >> it has a bad wrap.

a lot of people think that's when you are starving when you go through ketosis do it through a doctor. and do it correctly. ketosis can be breaking down the extra fats that you don't need and getting them out of your body. >> you look like a million dollars, even off the runway. you have a new book coming out this spring. it's called a healthy you boost your energy live cleaner and look and feel younger every day. >> this is our new cover. we just unveiling. >> the it's named after the show. which is here on fox which is called the healthy you with carol alt. >> give us a breakdown on the book. >> i take all the amazing things that have worked for me in the last 17 years. people are finally just catching up with and all the experts that came on. i chose all of the best of the best of the experts though ho have been on the show. >> i will be reading it thank you so much. >> thank you anna. >> facebook.com,/"fox & friends carol is headed to

the green room right now to answer all of those. >> i am. >> glad to have you today. 20 minutes to the top of the hour. coming up. a father whose son was murdered by illegal immigrant let go by ice makes an emotional plea. >> that the federal government would keep us safe from violent illegal aliens. do black lives really matter? or does it matter only if you are shot by a white person or a white policeman? >> that father is here live next.

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instead of being deported of? why ice not called to pick up this violent invader? we were promised that the federal government would keep us safe from violent illegal aliens. do black lives really matter or does it matter only if you are shot by a white person or a white policeman? >> joining me now is gentleman meal shaw senior. thank you for joining us on the show this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you for inviting me. >> you have you asked some really important questions during your testimony did you get an answer to that. >> they never answered. they thought he could be rehabilitated. of course in california sanctuary city they make a practice out of not notifying ice. they don't want secure communities. they want to get all a the legal aliens as much protection as they do americans. >> what happened to your son

>> >> oh, he was shot dead like i said, by pedro he is pin nosy is a. espinosa. he was walking down the street where he was supposed to be. the illegal alien was looking for someone black to kill. we found out through sheriff baka that the latino gangs in the county jail, shock collars ordered him to shoot blacks when they get out of jail. that's what the sheriff told me in my face. and when he got out he was looking for someone black to kill, and he ended up in my neighborhood. instead of -- and he went to a neighbor's house to visit and he ran to my son and he saw him and he figured this was the perfect person and he shot him dead right there. shot him in the stomach. put him on the ground and then walked up to him and shot him in the head and killed him right there in the street. >> some are suggesting there is a double standard. hypocrisy even from the white house on the one hand you have attorney general eric holder speaking out

about the senseless acts of violence as he would call them out in ferguson. and, of course, the questions about do black lives matter. and then almost silence on this very issue. do you see it that way? >> oh, yeah. it's straight, you know, hypocrisy. you know they say black lives matter. but, in our community what we see, they don't matter. we see black lives k murdered all over the streets. memorial sites everywhere. and they only say something if you are killed by the police or white people. we talk about it every day. and it drives us crazy how, you know, i know a lot of parents who say well my kids, it's like they was never even born. you know people don't want to exist. like they never existed. it's sad. >> what did you hope that your testimony would bring? what changes do you think you will see from this white house, this congress going forward, if any? >> well i want them to listen. i want them to see that we

are trying to pass a bill called the jamiel illegal alien crime reporting. they don't tell you what's going on. you know they make you think because you are brought into the country that you are a good person. and we want them to understand that that's not true. you have to treat each person individual. you have to screen people. you just can't give them a blanket amnesty. so we want them to crack down on illegal aliens. you know don't release them into our communities. deport them. the federal law says it's okay to deport illegal aliens. do your job. >> well, you are a strong voice in this fight. jamiel shaw sr. we appreciate you for joining us this morning. we are sorry for your loss. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> he did something on the senate floor that has never been done before. threw a snow ball. what got this senator so fired up? he is going to join us live next.

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the 2014 has been the warmest year on record i ask the chair you know what this is? the it's a snowball. and that's just from outside here, so it's very, very cold out. very unseasonable, so mr. president, catch this. >> that's awesome. >> that's jim inhoff using a snowball to make his point about global climate change. the whole country seems to be

blanketed in the white stuff. this, during global warming. nice to have you this morning. "washington post" was having a bit of fun poking fun at you so, this solves it. snowball, it's cold, there's a snowball, the climate debate is over. you just solved it right there. >> well, the same "washington post" last tuesday, they came out with 67 cold records that were broken in one day. so, read further in there. and this is you know, we're experiencing something now it's pretty cold out there. here in oklahoma there's even snow on the ground. >> apart from the temperature or the climate the questions outstanding are what is causing change to the climate? is it actually human activity and is there anything we can do to reverse it? why isn't there a greater public debate? >> let me tell you why there's not a debate because the debate

really is over. if you'll remember, way back in 2002, i was kind of alone on this issue and since that time, the it's gone from number two issue, on polling, to number 14 out of a 15. so the public is aware of it now, but there are so many people out there in the extreme communities there are left, you know who they are, and they're trying to revive this as an issue. but it has been, we voted what five times on the senate floor and have dill eded it every time. this would constitute, cap and trade, if they are going to, the way the president wants to come down on this it would be the largest tax increase in the history of america and by the maryland mission of its own director of the epa its first, even if we passed something, it would not bring down the emissions of co2 worldwide. any way, i think people are are on to that and it's become the religion now. >> senator, as far as funding

goes, do you think no more should be given toward climate change or do you think other issues that may be more pressing, national defense, budget cuts with that. immigration problem, more money needs to be spent on that instead or does there need to be a shift or a nixing of everything. >> no, nixing of everything, because they've already done it. we have this all documented, the president has already spent in the first five years of his administration, $120 billion and most of this goes to foreign countries to encourage them to or to set up a system where their emissions will go down. now, right now, we are starving our military. we should do a segment on this sometime. the problems we're having all around the world. we can't reach them now because military. now, they're talking about sequestration, it would be even worse. if we just had the money this president has spent on global warming, we wouldn't have the

money with our military. >> great to see you. that was an impressive snowball, nicely packed. well constructed. >> it was and the guy that caught it was chris ferrari, who's a page. he has to be a page from oklahoma. >> the best kind are from oklahoma. thanks for coming on. >> perfectly spherical. >> next as we learn isis has become executing more christian hostages, obama says don't worry, we're beating isis on twitter. >> then, lights, camera prince william on the news desk? is britain's finest changing careers?

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today's saturday the 28th of february. new reports this morning that isis has begun executing more christian hostages. but don't worry the administration says there are beating isis on twitter? >> until you can take a hash tag, load it into a magazine charge it and put it in the forehead of an isis fighter they can take their hash tags and sit on the sidelines. >> does the united states need to get more serious about the war on isis? >> and they're literally the pc police. one university no longer aloud to mention race in a simple suspect description. good idea or completely demented demented? we'll have that coming up. >> and he was one minute late to school because his mother's car wouldn't start so, the 6-year-old -- did the school go too far? you're weighing in on our facebook page this morning. fox and friends hour four starts right now.

we know the suspense is killing you. did the school go too far, the answer is yes. >> and put a cup next to him with a big d on him. dunce dunce? no, detention and the kid's crying the whole time. >> he was a minute late. he's 6. bad man. >> we'll hear both sides. we'll hear the school's long and drawn out explanation for what happened here. coming up. one of the stories making headlines. isis has reportedly begun executes christians. this coming a week after these horrifying photographs surfaced. the reports coming from catholic agencies working in the area. it is believed as many as 350 christians are being held by the brutal terrorists. finally seeing the unmaskeded face. this photo shows him as a

student at the university of westminster. >> i'm sure the pirates love the free publicity there. >> overnight, congress passes a bill keeping the department of homeland security funded for another week. long-term bill put on hold because of republicans and democrats disagreement over the controversial immigration action. republicans want it cut. >> look at this. this was leadership strategy. i thought it was a failed strategy when they announced it so i wait to hear what leadership's going to do. >> we certainly want to protect the american people every minute of every day and we believe that within the next seven days that we will have a bill that takes us to the end of the year. >> if a deal is not reached, tens of thousands of the department's employees would be furloughed. >> he was america's deadliest sniper. now, there's a push to honor chris kyle with the medal of

freedom. roger williams is calling on the president to award kyle our nation's highest military honor, the medal of honor, but not everyone agrees. some say the recommendation is driven by the publicity driven by the movie. earlier, we talked about it. >> hollywood has inflated his notoriety substantially, not to discredit what he did as a s.e.a.l. but i think we should consider awards after the military too, that would be the medal of merit. >> look at the hundreds of americans who are alive today with their families because of this man. he saved countless numbers of lives and if he doesn't deserve the medal of honor you've got to show moee somebody who does. >> it's been awarded 35000 times. prince william trading in the throne for a seat behind the anchor's desk, but only for a day. the prince spotted touring japan's national broadcast station. right now he's on a week long trip to japan and china to

promote uk relations. and he also got a taste of real japanese culture. here he is dressed as a samurai on a popular tv show. an outfit he says his brother harry would never let him forget. i'd love to see harry in that outfit. jeb bush is taking center stage at cpac, making the case to be the presidential nominee, but it's still a wide open race with more than a dozen people running. >> but right now a duelling conference underway in florida. >> john roberts is standing by live where scott walker is speaking right now. hey, john. >> hey, good morning. because scott walker is still peeking, i'm going to give you my best attempt as a florida pga commentary here. this is a big meeting for the potential republican candidates because as many know, support from the club for growth can really make a candidacy and as many republicans and unfortunately found out in the last few years if you're out of step with the club's ideology,

they can pick you off, too. bobby jindal is favored son, tipping his hand to me last night on how he might run, taking on his own leadership in washington for not move tog repeal and replace obamacare. >> i think so many voters are frustrated. candidates go to these, they promise they're going to make a difference and get there and act just like cheap democrats so at least let's try i think we can win this fight. i know we're not going to win if we don't even try. >> ted cruz has become famous for taking on the republican establishment. he made it clear he will run as a grass roots campaign. cruz' strategy, so win over working class voters. reagan democrats. and he told me being in the kros hairs of the establishment in washington is helping him. >> the attacks from washington from democrats and republicans that have been lodged by way. i think somehow, that's cut

through the noise and the people who are getting hammered the working men and women who are seeing their wages stagnate, who are seeing their future harder and harder to achieve, i think their attitude is is if those guys are that ticked at you, you've got to be doing something right. >> and i picked up something last night that suggests cruz' appeal maker will be on the far right and tea party groups. one of the donors here last night who used to run one of the world's biggest corp. races said you know, i like this xwi. walker lining up for birdie on the 11th, so pass it back to you guys. >> mark o'meara here going for par. nick faldo. >> thanks, that was great. >> getting a lot of comments from you on cpac and on the 2016 field at it's shaping up. this on facebook. two words. rick perry. >> mark on facebook, dr. ben carson, hands down.

>> tim writes ted cruz is the real conservative deal. >> weigh in you can go to our facebook page and sound off about that and more. including this. remember last week we reported how the pentagon had come out and telegraphed what we planned to do in mosul to win back the largest city that had been taken by isis. it was heavily criticized by john mccain and others for telegraphing our move. now, it turns out that april offensive we were planning, it's going to be a bit delayed. >> at the time the pentagon said we have to do it in april because summers in iraq are too hot. now, the pentagon is saying in a public display of weakness and confusion, some would argue, that the iraqi army is just not ready. not capable of taking mosul back from the fighters holding the city. >> it could be fall or later or who knows. i mean, what message does this

send? >> a trillion dollars spent on training these guys. ten years or more training, so what changed in two weeks from when here's the plan, april to you know what? these guys aren't ready. military officials are saying when the iraqis tell us they're ready, that's when we'll go. >> you're miss inging the point though. we may be losing on the ground, but on twitter, we're killing it. this is from the state department. this is their address. think again underscore dos, quote, twitter offensive shuts down thousands of accounts. isis trying to promote old propaganda to appear strong amid losses. take that, isis. >> they are bringing up a good point. isis has gotten very good at radicalizing recruiting and radicalizing folks, even westerners. we just saw jihadi john. is that enough and does that make it seem like they're covering their tracks.

>> i talked to one of our camera men, someone who knows a lot about film presenting the video. who said isis propaganda is is so sophisticateded, the videos, that it would cost, take him 50 grand to produce something like this. shutting down a couple of twitter accounts. is that really victory? probably not. >> says you know what? the real battle has to be on the battlefield. boots and guns. listen. >> think again, turn away. that's our hash tag strategy against isis right now. until you can take a hash tag, load it into a magazine rack it into a m4, charge it and put it in the forehead of an isis fighter, they can take their hash tags and sit on the sidelines. state department's touting this as a new front. congratulations. welcome to the information world. glad you arrived. until isis feels the heat on the ground, this hash tag conflict isn't going to do us much good. >> you can weigh in this morning

and tell us your thoughts. so, we have breaking news from the world of deranged political correctness. officials at the university of minnesota in minnesota have required the university police to leave all references to race from their descriptions of suspects in campus crimes. so, you're allowed to describe what the person was wearing, but not what he actually looks like. this because they say those descriptions add to quote stereotypes that are harmful. so so, here are the details. the sufficient details. gender, race, tattoo accent. clothing. you can describe the clothing but can't get into specifics. >> they say race is not being banned from our crime alerts. when we have enough information about suspects to reasonably allow individuals to take action to keep themselves safe, we will include a suspect description in the alert including race. we did debate this earlier on the program. take a listen.

>> when you call the police, they want to know what is the race of the suspect? what did you see? how tall? what do you think the age is and is there any other thing that could identify this person. you have to have it all. you can't take out race just because you're trying to be politically correct. >> leads to other societial problems, we see it all the time. when i was in the brooklyn das office, i saw it all the time, when you identify an entire class of people, you cannot racial profile. >> so can you not say he was short or he was heavy set? is that going to be discriminatory, too? >> or sex. female, male? we can't say. they'll be offended. >> you're asking people to lie, if your kid was the victim of a crime and the perpetrator was on the loose, you would demand and i bet the administrators at the university would demand every possible des crypter available. you know what hurts race

relations? crime. why is no one concerned about the amount of crimes committed? we i guessgnore that. let's just change the word. >> and what is is the threshold? that's what the university said that when it meets a certain threat hold, that's when we'll include race. who's to decide that? >> shouldn't colleges be for reality? no. >> let us know your thoughts on this. 12 minutes after the hour, the picture is shocking. a 6-year-old shamed at school forced to eat luncbehind a piece of card board because he was one minute late to school. did this school go too far? >> after the agency was busted, the iri told lois lerner's e-mails were destroyed and this one is is raising a whole lot of eyebrows this morning. we'll read it to quou.

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remember when irs commissioner john kinnen said this? >> advise the hog drive after it was dysfunctional and where no e-mails could be received recycled and destroyed in the normal process. >> a new bombshell revealing investigators uncovered those 32,000 lost e-mails possibly linked to allegations the agency targeted conservative groups applied for tax exempt status. >> jay christian adams is is here with his reaction. your reaction, sir suddenly we found these back up tapes with thousands of e-mails on them. >> don't forget how they found

them. they've been sitting in west virginia at the last couple of years at the repository for the treasury department. the inspector general's staff learned about them this week and got in a car and drove out to west virginia to get them and this is extraordinaryily serious because the irs and justice department have been denying to federal courts and to congress these tapes existed. and it's important because it starts to sound like criminal obstruction of justice. when ever justice department and irs officials say under oath to courts and the congress that these tapes don't exist and that we find them sitting in west virginia. don't forget the tea party cases got the -- in part because they didn't have access to this evidence. >> you say you have a source that tells you there's something curious about one of the people who's in charge of reviewing these tapes and e-mails? >> i do. i have a story now that shows that the first person, one of

the people who was passed was searching the lois lerner hard drives was actually, get this, legally blind. there's an affidavit submitted by the justice department that says that the individual was blind who reviewed the hard drives and sources close to the litigation confirmed to me, they confirmed with the justice department that this person who was investigating the hard drive was in fact legally blind. >> unbelievable. now, we're starting to peel back the onion on this to read these e-mails. here's one little excerpt. she writes this. no one will ever believe that both your hard drive and mine crashed within a week of each other. life is strange, she writes. >> it might be the first time she has told the truth through all of this. and the reason why this is important is because we have heard this story before. i've seen this movie.

where it's a presidential election year. the president is is up for re-election. his cronies in the administration and outside groups target political opponents. they get caught. suddenly, we learn there are tapes and the administration hides the ball on the tape. i wonder if this time, there's going to be a 17-minute gap when they start reviewing these tapes. >> and you mentioned that culture of delaying the roll out of this evidence essentially. this has become what many have called a fox story. we've been criticized for covering this. the mainstream media not covering this, turning a blind eye in many respects. do you think anybody's going to face consequences in the end? >> they never do with this administration. they always seem to get promoted. when upon a time, the mainstream media cared about government corruption. people's careers were made by exposing this sort of behavior. but these days, the major

networks, other cable networks, they serve as defense mechanisms for the administration. they hide the ball. ridicule you guys when you cover rampant obstruction of justice that has no accountable thety. >> ask our viewers to switch around and see if other channels are covering this story but then turn it back to us. great to see you this morning. zpl take care. she was taken at birth, kidnapped from the hospital nearly 20 years later, she's just been found and how close she was to her biological family will shock you. then the president about the use his executive power to ban a type of bullet? but will this really keep americans safe? a fair and balanced debate with tucker, next.

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welcome back. a look at your headlines now. a father and son spy team from north korea. just busted for infiltrating two agencies, within the united nations. the father in paris the son in rome. officials believe north korea was trying to use the positions to hide the hardships in the country. kidnapped at birth. the girl is is reunited with her family 17 years after being snapped from the hospital. the teen in south africa just starting to go to school with her sister. the two looked so much alike parents demanded a dna test. those parents were in court when the woman who raised her faced kidnapping charges. tucker? >> thanks. the obama administration couldn't get congress to ban

guns, so now, they're going after bullets by executive order. quoting the idea of banning certain types of ammunition, but will banning bullets make a difference? here for a debate, mark blaze and founder of girls just want to have guns. welcome to both. so, mark i don't know there's been a single police officer killed with one of these rounds specific bullets, so it's not really about protecting cops as much disarming citizens. is that right? >> not at all. it is about protecting copping. no rifle manufacturer, no bullet manufacturer is going to suffer as a result. just move to other ammunition. these can still pierce the armor many officers wear. handguns not rifles or shotgun but people like me and the people i went to school with, put in the rack in the back so

they could go hunting afterwards. they're easy to see. what you're worried about are handguns that are cheap, small and easy to conceal and if they can carry bullets, they can cut through your vest that will be problem eventually. >> so, regis, just about any hunting round, deer rifle round is pierce soft body armor. if this is banned, why not those, too? >> yeah, i mean, it's a 223 round. it's this specific ammunition that we're talking about banning is used for target practice and the reason rifles should use this ammunition is because it's accurate. so, the fact that the atf wants to ban target shooting ammunition is beyond me. and -- sorry? >> they don't actually want to ban target shooting ammunition. they can't pierce through the vests police officers wear on

the streets. >> sorry, it's actually target ammunition and no person who uses a gun to carry will use this ammunition because the it's not as effective as others and we say that this is going to pierce through the armor of cops is ridiculous because it's a tiny bullet. like this big. to say that the cops kevlar isn't tough enough to handle that ammunition is ridiculous and like the fbi said, no one has used this in a handgun. >> right so mark there are many different kinds of hunting rounds that can pierce soft body armor. why wouldn't those be banneded as well? >> well because we're talking about a move by a couple of manufacturers, but one in particular. to take the ar15 and turn it into a handgun.

you don't worry so much if you're a police officer on the street about the rifle that has that ammunition in it because you know what people are doing with it. they're going out to shoot animals and target practice. if you're in an urban environment, you don't want small, compact, cheap things that can carry that kind of power. >> we're out of time. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. he was a single minute late to school because his mom's car wouldn't start. this 6-year-old was forced to eat lunch alone behind a piece of card board of shame. did the school go too far? your comments next. >> and what goes around comes around. a would be car thief's plan backfires completely. plus, a look at what's coming up on america's news headquarters. >> hello everybody. what's compelling young westerners to leave home at an alarming rate and headover seas to join isis? plus, the hunt for jihadi john.

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start and he showed up late, one minute. they decided to put him behind this card board shame box with a big d in the cut for detention and that's where he was forced to eat lunch. >> can you imagine having to do this? the school called the mom. she gets there, sees this happening. snaps the photograph. he's crying. this is an experience he's going to remember the rest of his life. >> this is one of many stories we do that highlights the bad judgment of school administrators. a lot of great schools and administrators, but some have the worst judgment of anybody in america and it's distressing that our kids are subject to their whims. here's the statement from the school. the protocall that is the rule was communicated to parents by a newsletter and it's intended to provide students with an above average level of tardyness, super supervised learning time in a nondistracting setting. it was never intended to isolate the students. >> never intended to isolate them? >> why are teachers such bad

writers? you're a school. you should be issuing statements that are crisply and nicely written, otherwise, you sound like a moron. >> speaking jargen like that, then nobody's going to make heads or tails of it. >> look at your screen though. it does not comport with the policy. it's not meant to isolate the student? are they insane? that's the whole point of it. >> that's an invisible wall. >> unbelievable. >> pat writes this. principals should be fired immediately. what was she thinking to punish this child who has no control over his mother's car. talk about abuse of power. >> the kid can't control when he gets there. >> larry writes, so, no punishment is allowed? moms and grand moms don't want anybody punishing their kids. >> no, the parents should learn the consequences. >> it's not like he was being a brat or didn't put his shoes on. >> he should have driven himself, the little criminal. >> 6 years old, get him behind

the wheel. >> i think tardyness and people who show up late all the time what the message they send to other people is your time is worth less than mine, so i agree with that, so, you know talk to the parents. >> talk to the mom. it takes her car ten minutes to warm up to start then start ten minutes earlier. >> all right, we have other stories making headlines. an outspoken critic is gunned down in moscow right in view of the kremlin. he was shot four times just a day before a protest planned. now, many wonder if putin was involved. >> he's been a very charismatic opposition is to putin and when you look at putin's face, you showed it this morning, the two of them, you can see and draw your own conclusions. in my opinion, yeah, i think he's the one that did it. >> says he has his top

investigators working to find the shooter. >> the day after illegal immigrant was released from prison, he shot and killed a 17-year-old. his father making an impassioned plea on capitol hill. >> why was this violent and illegal alien allowed to walk the streets of america instead of being deported? >> he joined us earlier to talk about what he calls a double standard from the white house. >> they say black lives matter but in our community what we see, they don't matter. we see black lives being murdered all over the streets, memorial sites everywhere and they only say something if you're killed by the police or the white people. >> shaw sr. hopes his son's story will help the united states start cracking down on dangerous illegals. parting is is such sweet sorrow. president obama and eric holder getting emotional for the official portrait.

ex expressing obama's thanks for his six years in office. then the emotions ran heavy again during a surprise performance from aretha franklin. ♪ america ♪ >> holder is the first african-american to become attorney general. what goes around comes around. this is awesome video. you've got to watch this as this would be car thief's plan completely backfired. he's hurling a brick at the window, only to have it fly right back at him. hits him in the face and totally knocks him out. the man who owns the car found him and offered to call an ambulance for him and the crook

refused. >> part of their marketing campaign. >> theologians should use that as part of the existence of god. >> rick is standing by outside with the throngs of people. >> and everybody laughed a lot about that video. that was good. you just got married. >> yes. >> yesterday. >> happy marriage to you. congratulations. >> thanks for joining us this morning. >> take a look at the weather map, we wish you would have brought some warmer weather. it's chilly. anywhere you see that white or pink or blue, we have winter weather going on. another storm today, another coming up in the next couple of days as well. snowfall totals are going to be extreme for a few people. 6 to 8 inches. anywhere you see the blue. it's kind of a narrow stripe there, but get ready over the next couple of days. more snow coming in. it's already there. this is the beginning of it here across oklahoma into kansas and missouri and it will spread east today and for tomorrow but the bulk of the energy that's causing this is across the west. we have another four days or so of scattered showers and snow

showers across much of the four corners and parts of california. temperaturewise, obviously, it's still cold for so many. tomorrow we remain cold. monday, we start to warm up a little bit across the southeast and into tuesday and then the cold dumps back in for wednesday. it's kind of thepattern. we get a little spring weather coming across parts of the east, but short lived. guys? >> need to go down to florida. thanks, rick. >> just 2 years old he brought down the house with his version of "the national anthem." watch this. ♪ land of the free and the home home ♪ >> pint sized patriot is nfl star father -- >> then illegals cashing in. obama's amnesty program. the number, next. >> but first, let's check in with neil.

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illegal imgranlts could have $35,000 coming to them each thax thanks to president obama's amnesty program. it breaks down the amount of money each family could receive. how is that even possible? immigration attorney and former senior attorney with immigration and customs enforcement joins us now. thanks for coming on this

morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> can this be real? people who came here illegally could be getting 35,000 grand in dollars? how? >> it's real. the way this works is the p president's new deferred actions for parents of americans program. this is also known as dopa. it starts with a social security number and employment authorization. it gives you instant tax benefits. you don't get federal welfare benefits government housing or food stamps, however, what you will have is individuals eligible for this program. they have children in the united states with lawful immigration status. once those children become 21 years of age, they can apply for their parents to get groan cards. that leads to citizenship and so, what we have here is deferred action as a pathway to citizenship. also a pathway to filinging a lawful income tax return. many of these individuals may have never filed a tax return here before and so once you're

able to file a tax return you're eligible for all the benefits of our tax system. including earned income tax credit, child tax credit and the likes. >> the wonderful thing, i was questioning your terminology. you said they're not eligible for welfare but earned income tax credit is a species of welfare. you're receiving more than you pay in. >> that's right. that type of tax credit, you don't have to pay any federal income taxes in order to receive it. just like american citizens, these individualses will be eligible for the benefits we're able to receive, so this is more of a tax issue more than it is an immigration issue is that we have a ton of people paying little to nothing and getting thousands in returns every year. >> once we let them be here legally, then we can reap the tax benefits of it. that's just a crock. but why would a country that's

having economic problems, the united states is and has for the past six or seven years don'twhy would it reward citizens with free money? what's the point of this? >> the president's plan for deferred action, it's a way to prevent the government from deporting individuals until their children can apply for lawful status. again, deferred action is a path to citizenship and that's what the president wants to create. he doesn't want to remove these individuals. they can't be criminals. they have to have been here for a long time and have ties here in the united states. if we don't remove them, they can receive immigration benefits on their own and that's what the president is trying to do. he's creating a pathway to citizenship for these types of individuals. >> and creating millions of new democratic voters. has there ever been a country that's done something like this? >> i couldn't tell you. i know we're going it now and i

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the crowd going wild after a 2-year-old's performance of the national anthem. ♪ o say, can you see [ applause ] >> look at him. cute suit s s. that little guy is the son of clark harris. he and his dad and mom jessica here joined us. good morning. >> good morning. >> hey buddy. >> we were doing a fist pump earlier. can you do that now? you guys weren't anywhere around when he was performing that. that's amazing. how does he fall enough with the national anthem enough to do it on his own? >> he went to the bengals game this year. my wife and him got there early enough to hear the singers every time. when it comes to nighttime she reads two stories and sings two songs. he gets to pick. the national anthem was one she

sung for a while. >> and the other is the bengals fight song. you are instilling a sports fan and american patriot. what is the significance of that song in particular, of the national anthem? >> it was his choice. i asked what songs he wants tonight. he would pick the same two throughout the entire football season. >> do you see yourself on tv? >> is that awesome? >> what songs do you ask for? >> the football game song. >> the football game song. >> do you remember the words to the national anthem? can you sing them to us? >> that's the bengals song. >> does mommy want to start it for us? >> do you want to sing? >> yeah. >> all right. >> just look at yourself there and start singing. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪

♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag

was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ >> yay! >> unbelievable. i think some of the people like rosie o'donnell. >> half the time they can't remember the words. >> he started off a little nervous, but he warmed up a little bit. >> what were you thinking when you were watching him on the basketball court. in the video you were nowhere around. >> i let him in and backed out. i don't know. i wasn't expecting anything. whatever happened, happened. we had a backup plan. there was a plan to cut to an audio of just regular singing. >> were you able to do that? >> no. >> i don't like to talk in front of people let alone sing the national anthem. >> you want to show us how you

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>> that's a 2-year-old by the way. >> he's lucky he can throw a

football. >> i said rosie o'donnell, i meant roseanne barr. see you tomorrow. >> bye, everybody. illegals with suspected terrorist ties caught at the border. a new report obtained by the "houston chronicle" claims a member of the deadly terror group in somalia was nabbed trying to sneak into the u.s. last summer. and fears others may have made it through, too. more proof we need to secure our border and right away? hi, i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls and bears." here they are. welcome to everybody. if this won't get washington into securing the border, what will? >> i'm not sure anything will.