>> going viral this morning. >> clayton, thank you very much for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. laura ingram will be on the show tomorrow. we have some last minute tax advice. by the deadline for a deal is 24 hours away and iran may be mac to its old tricks. the re jeep reneging putting the # martha: i'm. *. a big shocker. the latest wrench as the middle east is seemingly spiraling out of control. it's putting president obama's foreign policy under serious scrutiny. bill: michael flynn says the

white house is looking the other way and set to guy away the school. >> it's almost a policy of willful ignore ran. we have major problem we are dealing with and here we are talking to iran about a nuclear deal with this almost complete breakdown of ordinarier in the middle east. martha: first we go to john huddy for the latest in these talks. what does it look like the sticking point are right now? >> there is a number of sticking points. that's the problem. the deadline is tomorrow. so again there are a number of issues. let me walk you through some of these outstanding issues. sanctioning. iran want sayings lifts soon

after an agreement is reached. the u.s. and its our meanal lays want sanctions against iran if it doesn't reach an agreement. last night iran's lead goritor is said the country is unwilling to ship out its stockpile to russia. that's really a whole reversal in course in terms of iran's previous term or at least the agreement on that particular issue. martha: the minister said we were never going to ship anything to russia. that's not part of the deal. that raised eyebrows on the whole thing. the deadline was supposed to be tomorrow on the framework. and the deal later down the

road. will that give them room on this? >> reporter: not really. the deadline is midnight. to be optimistic here. if a deal is reached that doesn't necessarily mean the terms will hold up. there is still the june 30 deadline to iron out all the technical details and issues in terms of that. so at this point it's not looking good. of course you talk to some foreign ministers and they paint a rosie picture saying they are optimistic but iran is reversing course on these issues. martha: john, thank you. bill: the white house saying a nuclear deal depend entirely on iran. house speaker john boehner says

any deal is worthless because you cannot trust iran. >> it's time for them to make a clear signal to the international community whether they are willing to make the commitments required and live up to their rhetoric that they are not trying to build a nuclear weapon. >> we have a regime that never quite kept their word about anything. i don't know why we would sign an agreement with a group of people who in my opinion have anyone tension of keeping their word. bill: . netanyahu said the deal is a danger to humanity and must be stopped. byron york, that warning for israel and directed perhaps at the u.s. congress. would you agree?

>> absolutely. this is a message for members of the united states congress who want congress to play a role in approving any deal the obama administration may agree to. it's steady gang support. in the last report, charles schumer has signed on to this bill. there are all 54 republicans in favor of it. there are 9 democrats who are co-sponsors of it. it would 67 votes to overcome a presidential veto. the president has threatened to veto this and the sponsors believe they are getting close to that point where they can say if you do this, we'll stop you. bill: lindsey graham said congress will have a say in this. suggesting congress will have a vote. >> corker and menendez put off a

vote on this in the foreign relations committee until april 14. there is no doubt congress will have some sort of role in this. the white house is conceding this. they are saying of course congress will play some role. they just don't want congress to fun it fear while the negotiations are going on for the framework. i think the white house has pretty much conceded reality and the congress will have a say. bill: i was struck by evan bayh, the former democratic senator from indiana sunday when he told chris wallace the real deadline is the end of june. is that the real story we'll be talking about wednesday of this week. on paper there is another deal towards the end of june three months from now? >> in all of the news reports it

says the deadline for the framework for the deal is tuesday meaning tomorrow. that could be extended. but even if it were some sort of agreement were reached there are lots of technical things to work out. the actual terms of the deal to work out. this is not over by tomorrow even if they did reach some sort of agreement. bill: thank you very much, byron. reuters reporting a couple hours ago the three sticking points, how long a deal with be in place. whether you lift the sanctions immediately. and whether you can trust them you cannot when you put the sanctions back on. it appears to me they are a long way away. martha: i think byron is right they will find a way to make this a squishy deadline. the period when they will work out the technical parts this agreement the end of june will

become very playable. tensions are fighting a fever pitch. saudi arabia launching more strikes in yemen targeting the iranian-backed rebels. then you've egypt aligning against iran which is really their arch enemy in the region. agreeing they will get together and form a joint regional army. what does future look like in the middle east? conor powell is with us. where does this leave us right now? >> the u.s. is playing a role in the conflict in yemen primarily in a support position. the pentagon providing logistics and support including jet refueling, search and rescue. this is very much and saudi operation with saudi jets flying the overwhelming sorties over

yemen. apter areas like turn ski pledged support but it hasn't materialized much in the way of actual support. there is an effort to build a joint arab military. but so far it's a joint force in name only. there are growing reports the saudis could enter into p.m. in the coming days but it's not clear what that inst. louis look like. martha: that's bent question since the he her jefns isis. do you think it will materialize? and will we see an invasion by tonight other players except for saudi arabia? >> reporter: for the last five days the houthi rebels begin to gain ground in yemen inching closer to the strategic port city of aden. the saudis have 250,000 or so

troops and there are reports they could enter into yemen possibly with egyptian troops. but it isn't likely they can have a big force to do an invasion. they are talking about a limited invasion into the port of aden where there are a significant number of sunni tribal fighters there and the houthis don't have control yet. bill: if you are confused at the different factions out there you have a lot of company. this chart from our brain room looks like a giant mess. martha: the governor of indiana facing a firestorm over a new state laugh that critics say could promote discrimination. but mike pence is standing firm and he says tolerance is a two-way street. >> here indiana steps forward to

protect the constitutional rights and privileges of freedom of religion, for people of faith and families of faith in our state. and this avalanche of intolerance that's been powered on our state is outrageous. martha: great panel coming up on religious liberty. bill: this firefighter clinging to life after that burning roof gives way. >> firefighting is an inherently dangerous operation. we routinely step out and put ourselves in harm's way.

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martha: the plot thickens in the race for the white house. governor o'malley says the country he believes needs some new blood at the top. >> i think our country always benefits from new leadership and new perspective. the presidency of the united states is not some crown to be passed between two families. it's an awesome and sacred trust to be earned and exer-sides on -- exercised on behalf of the american people. >> i would say stop all engines on this nuclear deal. take a step back and take a deep

dive look at everything going not middle east. it's not just the middle east. it's all of north africa. it's parts of west africa. it's central asia. this always growing threat with clear consequences on our national security. if it's not existential today we should not wait for it to become existential. bill: that warning come as yemen turns into the biggest proxy ground by the iranians and saudis. >> general michael flynn is one of the most respected intelligence analysts of modern times. he doesn't have an ax to grind he's a professional. the whole point of a deal with

iran was supposed to be that they were going to stop their nuclear program. we were going to stop a nuclear arms race in the middle east. before you know it everybody has got nukes in the middle east. the deal we are likely to get is not going to stop a nuclear arms race it will accelerate one. the other countries in the region are look at this deal and saying this doesn't stop iran's program. bill: what he talked about is willful ignorance. is that what's at play here like you are putting on blinders? he ticked it off. north africa, middle east, west africa. central asia. all this was not change when negotiations began it has significantly in the last two years. >> i'm not going to decide what the motives of the obama pad

ministration are. they seem eager for a deal. but i look at the region and say we are witnessing a sunni-shiia war. you have iran the shiites who are the persians. they have been fighting each other for thousands of years even before the advent much islam. my wror worry is the iran nuke deal us about the nuclear weapons into the civil war. bill: the chart our brain room put together. it's a mangled mess but you can make it simple. >> each of those countries has a lot of subgroups in it. but this is a two-party fight that will go region to region, tribe to tribe. it will be extremist and modernized. but at the bottom of it it's shiias versus sunnis.

bill: you have a u.s. congress now debating whether or not they should come to israel's assistance. friday out of geneva the united nations adopted four resolutions that condemned israel which is four times more than any softer 192 members of the united nations. that's more than north korea more than iran, more than syria. you have syria with some reports of 100,000 civilians killed the last few years and the u.n. is going after israel. >> the united states has always stood by israel and stopped the united nations when they tried to take actions to hurt israel. the question now becomes israel stepped up to say this iran nuke deal doesn't help the region and it doesn't help us. so the question is where is the president going respond? is he going to continue to do

what americans are always done which is to have iran's back? or is he reconsidering things? bill: what's your guess? >> i think he's reconsidering things. will iran give any concessions at all? and how is it received by the arabs and the israelis. the president wants this deal. i'm worried he's neville chamberlain going to munich. martha: here is an american hero who fought in walk honored for his bravery after the boston marathon bombing. now he's fighting for his life. bill: police say the trail in the disappearance of this

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bill: a decorated boston police officer's condition said to be improving today after he was shot in the face. he was honored for his role in coming to the aid of runners after the boston marathon. moynihan was just shot over the weekend saturday during a traffic stop in boston, massachusetts. he's have much he dated. still doing a lovment tests on him. he was shot under the right eye. the bullet is currently lodged

behind his right ear at this time. we are hoping there is no further damage. bill: police shot and killed the attacker. moynihan is expected in time to make a full recovery. martha: new clues in the search for a missing college student. 22-year-old jennifer hugh disappeared after going out with her friend. >> her purse and her phone were found in the middle of the street near her apartment building which is a few blocks down from blarney's. a lot of us think she may have tried to walk home. martha: mark fuhrman joins me, he's a retired lapd detective.

>> the possible victim, the young girl left the bar and separated from her girlfriend. tried to walk home and we can probably assume that because the purse and the cell phone were found in the middle of the street. this could be good or this could be bad. you look the purse. if there is money and credit cards possibly the object of the contact of the suspect was not theft, it was abduction. the cell phone and the purse left there. the victim certainly wouldn't do that on her own. that's a bad scenario. you are hoping the credit cards were taken so they were used. if they are taken they are usually used within several hours of the abduction or contact with the victim. martha: everything you are pointing to we'll find out hopefully in the coming hours whether the stuff that goes florida in there -- the stuff that

goes in there will point to a robbery. there is also some information her ex-boyfriend was in the bar and they ran into each other there. how significant is that? obviously they will have questions for him. >> it's significant in so much as at least you have something to include or exclude. so you take the boyfriend, you get a statement you get witnesses that were with him or were with him. did he ever distea pear, was he gone what time he left the bar. if i was on the case you have got a cooperative witness who says i didn't do anything. give him a polygraph and eliminate him and kick that down the road. >> this happened at 1:00 in the morning saturday evening. time is of the essence. in terms of the ticking clock. what do you think? >> time is of the essence. i think we could assume she didn't voluntarily go missing. she has no purse she has no

cell phone. those are two things that a woman doesn't give up on her own. they are going to follow every lead they can and i think now the public and any mini mart, gas station atm anything that had a possible video source, intersections, they are being scanned right now because they have to find any vehicle in those early hours. martha: in the case of the uva student we got video that showed where she was in the hours before she disappeared. thanks so much. good to have you with us. martha: from indiana * indiana the governor refusing to back down over the religious freedom law. some say it promotes discrimination. what does government have to say about that. >> they are headed to the final

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martha: in indianapolis lawmakers are set to speak. >> there is a lot of people across this country who you are looking at obamacare in the hobby lobby decision, look at other cases who feel that their religious liberty is being infringed upon. and the religious freedom restoration act at the federal

level and the states are addressing that. this is not about discrimination. martha: what's it all about? downgoodfriend is a former secretary to bill clinton. this bill was enacted under president clinton 20 years ago. it exists in 19 states on the state level as well so why is this becoming such a political firestorm now that indiana has decided to do the same thing? >> i think this is a firestorm now because of the way the law is being pea plied and will be applied. the reason i can say that is you just have to look at who lined up for and against the bill in indiana. you had walmart and at indiana chamber of commerce lining unagainst this bill because they felt that climate was not going

to be con deucive to business. the minute that bill was signed into law. angie's list canceled a headquarters expansion plan. when you enact laws like this when they seem on their face ... martha: let's get everybodien the same page. ' the law allows a person's free exercise of religion to be substantially burdened by a law only if the law furthers a compelling governmental interest. it says there is a stretch to make to take away what you are arguing is your religious freedom. in is a burned attached to that. there is a lot of outcry and people believe this is going to be used as a tool for gay discrimination. is that true? >> it certainly isn't true.

we have come to a point in this country, a dangerous point. when you decide to practice your freedom of religion which is embed in the constitution. that is now somehow turned into discrimination which isn't the case. this law that indiana is passed and is planning to continue to use and implement the language is pretty much identical to the legislation president bill clinton signed into law that was passed by the senate and cosponsored by chuck schumer who is ironically criticizing this law that was passed in the house in the 90s. it's saying if you want freedom of religion you are a bigot and discriminating. these boycotts have nothing to do with what the law actually

says. there are manhattany of laws in indiana and states across the country with anti-discrimination laws already on the books. martha: a form appellate court judge writes it does not give them trite discriminate against gay customers understood this law. there are a lot of forces going against indiana on this. they are saying that they will work to clarify the law to make it more clear for people who think that it's misinterpreted or don't understand the letter of the law. >> i think we all should across knowledge that religious freedom is a bedrock american principle. but there are always limited principles even to our constitutional rights. i have the freedom of speech but there can be a law that prohibits me from yelling "fire"

in a crowded movie theater for safety. when the mormon church wants to allow polygamy, there is a law that doesn't allow it. religious freedom could impinge upon the freedom of other americans. i think what's different this time and relevant to our political moment is that we seem to be witnessing in realtime and battle for the soul of the republican party. you have as i mentioned different has come out. the republican chamber of commerce has come out against the law. religious conservatives coming out for it. this will decide how the republican politics play out. >> it was passed overwhelmingly

on a federal level by democrats under a democratic president. martha: the law is being used for a different purpose but it does protect the right to take these issue to the court and it does not include according to the letter of the actual law any protection of discrimination against anybody. so we'll see. katie thank you, david thank you. bill: america is all set. two great games sunday. michigan state saying louisville needed overtime. a putback by michigan state. a 7th seed goes back to the fine four for the 7th time.

duke too good, their coach sell break it his 12th final four appearance. amazing. your final four, number one seeds wisconsin an undefeated kentucky will play the second game saturday night. michigan state take on duke about 6:07 p.m. eastern time. martha: wisconsin to get me 10 bucks. noter day was a great game. they gave it a great try. bill: you want to double that. $20 if you win. martha: they are telling me don't do it, martha. we are holding at $10. i'm holding. we are going to give you this latest news coming in.

we are learning more about this horrific and sad tragic situation. the german wing plane crash. the airlines is saying more about what it knows about that pilot. we'll tell you about that. bill: bashar al-assad saying isis and one of our allies in the the middle east are one and the same. general jack keane reacts to this interview next. >> isis and saudi arabia one and the same?

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martha: some scary moment for airline passengers after this air canada airline skidded off the runway during some stormy conditions. the force of the impact ripped the planes landing gear right off the plane and it belly land on the tarmac.

bill: prosecutors reporting the copilot of that doomed flight suffered from suicidal tendencies and was treated for that years ago. the headlines moment ago. suicidal tendencies, no motivation for the copilot crashing this plane. >> there has been some time between the fact that he was diagnosed this way and the fact that this happened when it did. that dplsh that period time would you have expected certainly in the united states it would have happened that the medications were reported to the faa and his license at that point would have been pulled. to fly an airplane you need a pilot's license and a clean medical that would have to be renewed at least every year for

someone his age. bill: after you are hired by the airline and you are in the air responsible for the lives of those flying with you what are the policies on check on medical conditions. >> in the united states's as consistent check that continues to go on. but europe and asia and those areas, they are more like suggestions rather than rules and the airlines take on their own rules and enforce the ones they wish. bill: before a plane leaves, does the pilot have to certify or check off or do anything to say i'm fit to fly this plane? >> before each leg of every flight each pilot has to show us the dispatcher, that card the employee i am d. number and pilot's license the last four

digits of their pilot' license before every flight. bill: in the united states or everywhere. >> in the united states only. when they do that they get back the weight and balance of the aircraft which is required to to make them fly. that gives the pilots an opportunity to look at each other -- bill: can you answer whether that is policy in europe? >> probably not. bill: we'll look into that. this is another thing we got over the weekend. he did not have time to use the restroom. that was a plane that left 26 minutes left. when they were flying at 36,000 feet you can hear lubitz saying you can go now and the pilot saying "you take over." >> he's thinking of this a while and here was his opportunity to lock the captain out.

because he did everything right after that very quickly. bill: "terrain pull up" is what you hear right after that. >> there would and pull-up alarm. and as they got closer to the growrnltd terrain alarms would start going off. bill: we have breaking news. martha: we are watching situation developing. about 6 minutes ago we got twhrord was an incident at fort meade base in maryland where a vehicle tried to ram the gate entrance to fort meade and there was some gunfire. we do not have reports of injuries so far on this situation. but you can see the aftermath and the crash aftermath as a result of this. it looks like this black vehicle was likely the vehicle that

rammed the gate and the other vehicle was the police who returned fire. but there was a shooting. fort meade maryland which is through ellen avenue --ly is lewellen avenue. more information on that as we get it. also this coming up. we are about to show you graphic video on why firefighters are called the bravest of the brave. look at this. a fire captain falling through the roof of a burning home trying to save lives from these roaring flames. how he is doing. we have an update coming up next. bill: a legendary rollercoaster breaking down forcing stranded riders to take the long way down.

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bill: a shooting after a vehicle tried to ram the gate at fort meade. it is not clear if anyone else was injured but we are working more from that story. fox washington has the aerial shot. we'll look for some facts on the ground. as we get them you will hear them first here on america's newsroom. martha: an incredible image after firefighter's bravery. a california firefighter determined to reach people trapped by smoke and heat. he crashed through the roof and was engulfed in flames.

it's amazing he's even alive. he's a captain of fresno fire. he is using the pole to check for soft spots. he goes through the roof, it collapses he falls 15 feet. people are screaming get him out! get him out! here is some sound. >> i made a hurks turn. i saw a favorite fall in. my daughter was screaming. >> reporter: they desperately tried to get him out. they crashed the garage door with axs. they had pulled off his suit and doused him with water. for over a minute he was cooking in the middle of that fire at 600 degrees.

>> once they extracted the firefighter out and took his uniform off he was burned from head to toe. when you go in the attic or garage. it's only covered with a 1/2 to 3/4 inches of plywood. he's in critical condition with third degree burns. 70% of his body is burned. the fire is under investigation but they don't believe it is arson. >> reporter: firefighter is an inherently dangerous operation. pea routinely step out and put ourselves in harm's way. he has a father, a daughter, a wife. they say he will be okay but he will need a lot of skin graphs on his face and hands.

martha: william thank you very much. bill: they are in so much danger all the time. you never see it. so is iran pulling a bait and switch reneging on a key on special in the nuclear deal? will the white house give away the store as the deadline is 24 hours from now. martha: hillary clinton's e-mail server apparently wiped clean. there is nothing to look as the. >> i have no interest in e-mails about bridesmaids dresses or wedding cakes. i don't want them. but public records are all of our business. help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of

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>> there has been a shooting after a vehicle tried to ram the gate at ford mead base which is

the heard quarters of the nsa and cyber operation. this is new video from maryland. the black car was the one that tried it ram the gate. jennifer griffin is doing reporting and looking at what happened so more coming up on that. it is crunch time for nuclear talks with iran and one day before the critical deadline and iran may be backing away from a key part of this agreement. i am martha maccallum. >> and i am bill hemmer. there are major sticking points standing in the way of any agreement today and the middle east is set to explode in a proxx fight between iran and the saudi arabians as fighting breaks out in yemen. the white house ses it is up to iran to accept a deal and/or

walk away. >> we will present the deal once it is done for the world to see and take a close look at whether or not we will reach an agreement that keeps iran from a nuclear weapon. >> james rosen is live at the white house. there is confusion about a critical sticking point as the clock sticks down. what is that in >> reporter: it is a concept that has been kicking around the talks from the inception and experts call it no indigenous news. the negotiators in the talks have proposed if iran is so determined to preserve their uranium enriched material that they have to move it offshore

aka indigenous use. this headline was produced saying iran backs away from key detail in deal. the state department issued an e-mail saying this is nothing new and they balked at the storage in the past. they changed the headline saying u.s. says shipping uranium out of the area is still in the talks. >> iran facing the proxy battle in yemen against saudi arabia. what is the latheest on that? >> airstrikes continued against

the shiite rebels and the saudi arabians have been targeted military instuitation they have captured in their takeback. 49 people have died and another 75 people have reportedly died in crashes between the rebels and the yemen government. critics fear the obama administration weakened the term of the agreement pushing for a deal of any price. former new hampshire governor served under president bush is here. good morning. >> how are you? >> doing well. the white house says this deal effort may go down to the wire tomorrow. what do you make of that? >> every deal will go down to

the wire and some say past the deadline. but the issue that is being discussed is not trivial. the issue of where the enriched urran urranium resides is not a little point. the deal without that being resolved properly is a horrible deal. and the white house has to understand they will be pressed hard by the iranians and i would hope for backbone in the negotiation negotiation. >> the knows back to the north korea deal. if they bar us or the iaea coming from in they have a lot of cover on the activity. >> the whole deal is hanging on making sure iran's capacity to build a nuclear weapon is

brought down to zero for at least ten years. without that provision it is foolish to say anything significant was achieved. the white house is unfortunately giving a bad signal i think, by putting pressure on democrats to try to set them up to accept whatever deal the white house brings to the table. and i think that is a bad sign. it might mean they are not going to get the deal they hoped to get and are hoping to get support for a lesser deal. and that makes everyone nervous especially the saudi arabians. >> do you expect tuesday to become wednesday and there is more room to wiggle in here? especially since technical issues are not supposed to be resolved until june. >> the white house has directly and indirectly signaled the

president thinks this is the equivalent of nixon going to china china. it isn't if he gets the deal but second everyone is nervous what he is going to give up to get an achievement he can crow about. our friends in the middle east are nervous especially with al-qaeda and isis and mischief everywhere. >> it was announced to president is going to kenya in july. this is going to be his fourth trip during his presidency. what do you think? >> he is going to take advantage in the last two years and go to all of places he wants to go to. i think his trip back to kenya is going to create chatter and commentary among the hard right as these who don't see him being born in the united states. i think he is insighting ppinsiteing

issue on what shouldn't be an issue. >> maybe the question is what are the hot spots and if kenya on the list. >> i think the hot spots are the talk in iran battling in yemen and syria, and i hope the president is focused there verses making travel plans. >> great to see you, governor. a car ramming the front gate at forte meade and jennifer griffin is life. put it together as well as you can. what happened? >> reporter: we have been speaking to spokespeople at forte meade and they will not confirm the incident. but they are reporting two people were injured at the gate. half of forte meade is an army

base and half is where the nsa is located. it was at the enterance where the nsa is which has been in the news because of the edward snowden revelations. we have one source telling us us an alert was put out to those working at ford -- forte meade suggesting it the incident might have been related to the facebook post about terrorist trying to target u.s. military services. there is a news service with a helicopt helicopter above the air. you can see a black suburban and white car. the black car is the one that

tried to ram the guard gate at the entrance. it is not clear who was involved and if there was shooting before the vehicle rammed the gate. there are ambulances on the scene and two people have been put into the ambulances. we have trying to get more details but that is what we know. >> when you get more we will bring you become. from the pentagon there. thank you jennifer. at least eight people are dead and ten others injured in a car accident in florida. highway patrol says a van that belong belonged to a church ran a stop sign and the driver and seven passengers were killed in the accident. >> we will determine how many seats were inside the van and how many people could be safely seated inside appropriately. that is part of the investigation. at this time we can confirm

there is approximately 18 people in the van at the time of the crash. >> a four year old was one of the injured passengers. they were taken to hospitals with varied conditions thchlt cause of the investigation is still being looked into. direct talk about isis from the president of syria >> isis has expanded not like some americans who want to sugar coat the situation and say this is better. >> is the president of syria right? is the president soft selling the isis situation? jack keane is here. and jeb bush is leading the pack of contenders but the big prize is would see in second place. and he said let's go change the world and a lot has changed since president obama took office. is that change a good thing? >> we will win this general

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>> indiana lawmakers holding a conference over the bill sparking a battle in the hoosiers state. >> this new law in indiana, the same one 30 other states have does not discriminate against anyone. it is not the intent of the law to discriminate and it will not

be allowed to discriminate against anyone. and to the extent that we need to clarify through legislative action that this law does not and will not discriminate anyone we plan to do that. >> the governor signed the bill allowing businesses to refuse business for faith-religious reasons. there are falls for the final four to be moved somewhere else. embattled president assad is claiming that isis expanded in syria since the airstrikes began. >> isis has expanded since the

beginning of the fight. not like some americans who want to sugar coat the situation and say it is getting better or isis is being defeated. you have more recruits. some estimated they have a thousand recruits every month in syria. they are expanding in libya and other al-qaeda organizations have announced their allegiance to isis. >> general jack keane a retired four star chairman for the institute and study of war. isis is a huge thorn in his side and we wants us to step it up right? >> assad is a thug and a butcher but he is right about a couple points here. first of all, the truth is

despite taking back kobani isis has expanded to the east, to the southwest, and the west. those are the facts. secondally he is right about isis erecruiting. they continue to flock into syria. intelligence sources have released information saying about a thousand a month are coming to be trained and be part of the fighting force. >> here is the problem as you know and told us many times. in order to get isis inside syria the president needs a workable coalition to go into syria and none of the partners are part of it unless it includes ousting assad. >> secretary john kerry keeps saying there is only a political

solution in syria and military action would help develop that. the allies in the region a saying we must act against him and shutdown the air power and establish no fly zones and that would open up an opportunity for him to go and that is the only way they will come to the table and negotiate. and that is the only time they would move into syria to push against isis on the ground. they are not going to do it while he is running around with his air power. that is truth of it. we will not make any progress until that happens. >> do you remember the president standing at the podium saying he must go and they don't say they anymore. do they feel the best is to leave him in place? >> i am convinced when the comes to syria and the middle east what trumps all of the president's action is the

iranian nuclear deal you have been discussing on the show. that trumps his actions in syria. i think it is why he didn't cross the red line after the chemical weapons and it stops him from removing him or talking about any action that would give iranians the pushback that would hurt the negotiations. >> i want to pay moce of sound from the interview here on 60 minutes and get your thoughts. >> what is your connection to isis? >> same background. >> so isis and saudi arabia are the same? >> the same ideas. >> what do you think about that? >> saudi arabia is not a proponent of terrorist or sponsoring terrorist. there have been people that funded radical organizations to

include isis. there is a strain of islam in saudi arabia that is a fundamentalist strain people have used and that led them to violence and jihad. that is the connection he is trying to make. but if we judge the behavior of the state they are not isis or conducting jihad. there is repression in terms of equal rights and how they treat people and that is an another and they deserve to be held accountable for it. >> is saudi arabia a staunch ally of ours given the deal with iran? >> our relationship with every major sunni al lie is worse than it has been before and it is because of iran. they look at action. and all of the actions of pulling out of iraq not helping

libya our actions in syria, everything driven by the negotiation negotiations with iran come first and they believe we are rushing into a deal that will not serve their interest or the region in terms of security and stability. that is where they are and it is an undesirable relationship. >> pushing them into interesting alliances as well thank you, general. hilary clinton says her personal e-mail server has been wiped clean. will there be charges? and wild partying like this on spring break is nothing new but craziness at another location got way out of hand. >> we have drunk people under the influence of drugs with guns and no respect for themselves, others and most of all authority. we have a recipe for disaster.

we are watching the developments in the situation at forte meade in maryland. you can see a vehicle rammed the gate according to a report and there was a shooting insudependent -- incident. we are waiting on details. not clear but there is a lot of concern given the threats levied against the military. there is no indication this is linked to that but heightened senses for sure. congressional officers weigh weighing options after she said

her e-mail was wiped clean. trey gowdy said this: she was the soul -- sole arberator of the event and made sure no one can check behind her. judge napolitano is here. good morning. big legal question and one political question. is she in trouble legally? >> if there is a prosecutor with the courage or authority to prosecute her because in addition to admitting she diverted government records from the government in addition to admitted she put classified information in a non-classified venue, that is the crime which general general patrues is pleading

guilty, too. she is now charged with destroying subpoenaed evidence. none of her crimes will get to first base without a prosecutor to pursue them. >> take the attorney general. what does the ag do? >> eric holder or his soon to be presumably another political issue his successor lorreta lynch said present this before a grand jury. tell the grand jury the law and let them decide. there is a real perception there are laws for all of us and law for the clinton. we are in the job of enforcing all of the laws for everyone. >> it department of state is in possession of all secretary

clinton's work e-mail. >> she was so good at this she could have taught richard nixon lessons. first she diverted all of the e-mails to her husband's server and then cleared her serb server 3300 e-mails were erased and she sent the rest to the state department. the government should have made the decision of what e-mails to send. >> when the department of state made the point of sending them in you made the point here about congress people getting different laws. it was said voters won't care

about this. >> i disagree with his judgment on this. if republicans pound away at the persistent and continual and now 20-year long perception that the clinton's believe they are above the law. it will have serious problems with her and with president obama. why are you not having your prosecutors prosecute her? she destroyed evidence after it was subpoenaed. >> we will see what trey gowdy and the department of justice does >> we have a lot of seeing to do. you were president obama vowed to change the face of america and more? >> if you will stand with me and fight with me i promise you

we will not just win florida, we will win this election. you and i together. we will change the separateness and the world. >> at that time it was a promise that goes back to his presidential campaign. nearly seven years later has the world change in part due to president obama and has it been for the better? patriots fans holding your breath. that is your quarterback. that is tom brady on a cliff. yeah. called bob craft. ♪

>> this is the shot we have of the area where a shooting took place after a vehicle tried to ram the gate at the army base at forte meade forte meade maryland.

this is the head quarters of the nsa. the police are on the scene. we are waiting for word on injuries. >> two people injured but no condition. we don't know how many people were in the car or guarding the gate. it happened an hour and 45 minutes ago. we are trying to pick away and see watt the motive. but the injuries are not known. that is a sprawling facility in maryland. jennifer griffin says half of forte meade and nsa took over the other half and we will let you know what happens in this situation as we get more. we met the candidate to obama saying this on the campaign trail and letter when pushing

his health care law. >> if you stand with me fight with me give me your vote then i promise compro we will not just win ohio we will win the general election and change the world, and change the nation. we can change the nation and the world. your voice can change the world. >> if it can change the nation it can change the world. >> change the world repeatedly over a period of five years time. there is a lot of change but is that change a good thing? kevin jackson is a radio talk show host and writer. jehmu greene a fox news con contributor contributor. is the change a good thing? >> i have to believe the

liberals are looking at this and finding out berry manlow didn't write the song. this has been an amazing change. bush's policy -- if you look at george bush's number president obama doubled them. look at how the race relation is and divided the country he gets an f. his foreign policy gets him an f. wall street verses main street wall wall street is winning. if you look at the numbers they are bumping up it is pathetic. >> health care changed. international policy, libya changed. our relationship with israel changed. cuba changed. iran is an open question how that change turns out.

iraq certainly changed. afghanistan just extended the mission. we tried to change russia with the reset button. syria could have changed but the lack of u.s. involvement many argue leads to the growth of isis and isis and bigger and more prevalent. given all of the change is that the right change? >> there has been the right change. if you look at when he started there were people wakedho could not get jobs and we have 60 straight 12 million jobs being created. but i am not one of those people who back in 2007 thought when obama was elected he would snap his fingers and washington was going to change. we saw the tea party come in and the fundamental shift in the

policy happened where we had elected officials going to washington, d.c. saying their job was to break government and stop any progress from happening. in the midst of that the change that happened; people getting jobs who could not get them before people have health insurance who could not get it before young people who could not afford to go to college can go to college now. there have been a number of things that were out of president obama's control. >> i will set you up and you will get a chance to respond. the world is changing before our eyes. and the fundamental question coming back is: is this the best change for america? is it the best change for the world? >> when i travel the world being an american was special.

you bragged about it. now you better not talk about it because who knows what could happen. >> that is ridiculous. >> to address what she is talking about; the idea we can get education? we had health care and education before. all president obama did was throw in layers and layers of and they call it change. look at the reaction toward cops and authority. the tea party has been the best thing that happened to this country saying government, start listening to the people. when this legacy is written, people will say he is as useful as a trapped door on a kayak. >> i promised you an answer go quickly >> look unlike kevin i am proud to be an american. i am all the way with being

greeted. i am going to go anywhere saying i am proud to be an american. sorry, you are not. >> that is not what i said. >> make it quick. i am running out of time. >> 80% of our premium dollars have to be spent on health care instead of lining ceo's pockets. that is a specific change. >> we will leave it at that. you can decide whether it is good change or chump change. jehmu greene and kevin thank you both. speaking of change. a new poll is showing jeb bush has quite a bit of support but the person coming in second is pretty interesting. and another likely candidate is completely absent from the list at the top of the ranks. and dangerous rescue captured on a camera. how hikers were trapped on the side of this mountain and how do

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searching through through the facts at forte meade the home of the nsa and army base. the shooting occurred after a vehicle tried to ram the front gate. it isn't clear if the driver is injured but two people have been injured. whether that is two people in the car or outside of the car we don't know. we don't know the extent of injuries either. we are looking for motive as well. once we get it we will pass it on. jeb bush is leading the pack of potential candidates for republican president which asked would you consider voting for

this person in 2016. former arkansas governor mike huckabee is in second at 42%. ed rollins and jack dean is here. what screams to you in this whole thing >> i don't like this poll. it isn't saying who are you supporting. it is saying do you like ice cream? >> isn't that a good indication? >> it is only filing people out. he is not the leader today but might be later on. it is political science not a serious poll. >> what does it tell about us

about the race about huckabee? >> it is saying bush and huckabee have more consideration them. but are cruz and rubio and others they have risen on the question over the months. there are a lot of room for candidates not high to get there. in the dean campaign in 2004 he didn't register yesterday and within two months from today we were at the head of the pack. >> so much of this is name recognition. someone heard of someone they might consider him. ted cruz is the first one officially in and has been in for a week.

he went in the poll last time in february they did it 23% said they would consider voting him. a weekend now he is at 37%. has he changed the game? >> he had a very good kick off. i think two things are important. several rand paul prominent supporters are moving to him which is important for his coalition. he doubled the money he anticipated running the first week. he is one of the four or five serious players when this is all shaken out. >> chris christie is at 42% for a no. he is the highest negative in this. joe what do you make of it? >> that is the important number at this point in this kind of question. when that many people in your own party say they are not considering you at this point that is not good. that is the big number here. the reality is most of the other

candidates don't have the high negative i will not consider them ratings. even if you only have five or six percent saying they will consider you have a big opportunity. like when huckabee ran last time and winning iowa helped him. and people started considering him. >> on the democratic side martin o'malley speaking up over the weekend and here is what he had to say: >> let's go honest. the presidency of the united states is not some crown to be passed between two families. it is a sacred trust to be earned and exercised on behalf of the american people. >> what do you think ed? >> it is nice for the governor to say that but the bushes have a lot of resources to get in and

hilary clinton is leading overwhelming any democrat including him. it as a nice thought but not reality. >> in the early stages it might be the case because they are well known. but does he have a significant point about how americans feel about somebody new? >> it as a point he has to make. there is only one way for him to position himself and it is not hilary clinton and also from the outside. and i think ed is right here. you look at it jeb bush and hilary clinton are ahead. if you are going to chip away with that you have to start making it case -- there are people in the tea party and democratic part that do thing we need new blood and he is going to make the case. and others who are running against jeb bush and the republican side are likely to make the same claims. >> they have nowhere to go put

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good for the patriots haters which i am not one who might like tom brady to jump off a cliff you could say they got their wish. he is on a family vacation in costa rica jumping into a lagoon. he told fans i will never do that again. either scared or admonished. i wonder how his wife felt ability about it. >> i would see the head coach saying you are right. you are never doing that again. >> ask tom! talk about an impressive rock. too bad it will not fit on your finger. this emerald is 180 thousand

carats and valued at $400 million. adam is live with the story over the battle. >> reporter: no better place than an international battle than here in los angeles because this has a movie made all over it. eight individuals lay claim to the emerald. it has been in a vault in new orleans and was under water after hurricane katrina. it was listed on ebay for $70 million. but brazil is saying it is there since it was mined from there and they continue to lay claim to it >> the correct thing for the judge is to outright dismiss the case. this is a treasure to brazil it was improperly mined improperly exported and

improperly imported into the united states before brazil even knew it existed. >> reporter: the emerald had its own special on a national geographic channel. one man says he paid $60,000 for the and lost the bill of sale after his house burned down. another man claims the mafia kidnapped him and drove him through the desert. today people have a chance finally hear from the people laying claim including the country of brazil and maybe we will find out if an 840 pound emerald belongs to one person or up to a bunch of people. >> who is in possession of it now? >> the sheriff's department is

in possession but they will not tell us where it is or even let anybody see it. >> 90% of the law is possession. thank you, adam. let's us know what the court says. all right. there are new reports of major road blocks in the nuclear talks with iran. we have been talking about it all morning. tomorrow is the deadline for the framework which is the first part of the deal. we will be back with more. ♪ ♪ with a full tank of freedom, ♪ ♪ find your own highway ♪ ♪ we'll take you wherever you go. ♪ ♪ we'll take you wherever you go. ♪

you have three of the final four in contention? >> i took all of the favorites to win. >> you did have villanova in which was nice but not to be. next time. >> how was your weekend? >> great. cross season started up.

spring is around the corner. hang in. there was snow coming down. have a great day and we will see you tomorrow. starting with the fox news alert alert on the developing story outside of the nation's capital. this is in forte meade maryland where our fox station is reporting one person was killed. two others injured. authorities say shots were fired after a driver of a black suv tried to ram the gate at the national security agency head quarters in forte meade. jennifer griffin is reporting two men in the suv were dressed as women. they were the ones who tried to ram the gate. a guard got into an argument with the two men described as men. it is believed the guard