green. that's it for the cost of freedom. have a great weekend. >> midwest and rick santorum is hoping wins in kansas special wyoming will give him momentum . does mitt romney have what it takes to court it out. we'll ask him if mitt can connect with southern voters. u.s. and israel sit down and talk about iran's nuclear threat. but some are insisting that the president is underestimate the threat that iran poses. chris christy takes on a former navy seal in a town hall meeting. potential vice-presidential pick is getting attention. and honoring world war ii vets before it is too late. i am uma, with america's new headquarter live in the nation's capitol starts right now.

first to begin with. another election day and this time can yan - kansas and wyoming voters are casting ballots and they are live with the latest, alisia? >> hi, rick santorum and ron paul pled their cases here in wichita and the air capitol of the world . republicans are think thag rick santorum will likely walk away with the delegates here in kansas. he has the anti-abortion muscle in thitate and is the social conservative favorite . ron paul held three. and he told the grouch he is not after the specific number of delegates but the more the merrier. kansas went to mike huckabee. what changed in the last four years? >> i think the worry to that is values here have not changed. we continue to be

conservatives in the heart land of the country. and a solid republicanitate and i think the values are pretty much the same as they were four years ago. mitt romney who did not campaign picked up 18 delegates in guam . he said the people of guam stood bravely for america and values we hold dear. we stand in the efforts to hold the future and northern islands may be far from the main land but our democracy is that every voice has a chance to be heard. newt gingrich didn't come to kansas and is contraiting on southern states. he is staying in the race until the gop convention in florida . at last check. mitt romney is leading in the delegate count in wyoming,

back to you. >> thank you for the update. mitt romney called the tuesday primaries a weight gain. he is ahead in mississippi and putting up a fight in alabama. >> i am learning to say y' all and grits. strange things are happening to me. the two of you, we love to hear him swing weet home alabama. >> some criticized saying he did does not connect. but the mississippi governor said he does. and i spoke with the him about his decision. >> governor, welcome it is great to have you here and thanks for joiningugs. >> good morning, uma. i am delighted to be here. thank you for having me. >> first of all, governor, is there a clear disconnect with rom southern vores in >> absolutely not. i saw mitt, we have been

together in the last few days on the mississippi gulf coast and yesterday in jackson. i see the opposite. he's warm and a great sense of humor and southern voters are connecting with this man and what they want to do particularly in our base in mississippi to defeat barack obama and they think mitt romney can do it. i endorsed him. most conservative state in the nation and we believe that we have maybe a better than average shot of winning this and if we win here in mississippi, it will send a message across the nation that this is the man to be ourominee. >> the governor acknowledged he faces chadges. but how should he overcome the perceptions of being too slick or rich to connect with the average voters today. down south here in mississippi, we are a stereo type and all of us from the

agarian back ground. this is a sophisticated voting population. and as i and he would be out in contact with the female voters. ghov gov romney has a great favorability rating and they will vote for . he was in the blue jeans yesterday in front of a john deere tractor in the agricultural facility and i could see him contacting with that audience on a personal level. i think he will do fine here. >> the fact that gingrich and santorum is splitting the social conservative. if that conditions, can this help romney gain momentum in the south? >> i think so. you will see both of those and

ron paul organization may split some out. you have a more main stream mitt romney. and if you listen to what mitt. i have a lot of tea party friends in the audience on the gulf coast and in the audience in jacqueline. listen to what he's saying. this is a conservative governor who had executive experience and 800 veto in one of the most liberalitate nation and cut deficits up there and brought back jobs. this man is going to protect our boarders . he is pro life and support supreme court judges . he's saying what southern voters want to hear in their next president. >> with mr. romney acknowledging he is facing opposition with the southern voters. he said they don't like me but they tolerate me. is that a fair comparison?

>> not at all. i wouldn't get close to that. i think the fair comparison is ronald reagan. he came to mississippi from california and he had been a democrat and they listen to ronald reagan . they said he played in movies and was a governor and former president of a union . i can remember in those days, there was an idea of who is this ronald reagan guy and should we embrace him? they did and as they got to know ron aldreagan and they will get to know mitt romney and they will realize he is a great american and restore america to the shining city on the hill and make sure we bring down the four dollar gas prices that are killing the economy here mississippi and across the nation. i think he realize that the economy is rebounding because of the 29 republican governors that are rebuilding their

economy even against the flood of controls that is coming through the obama administration. 29 republican governors that are restrabing the states and mitt romney understands that as a former governor. >> we appreciate it. you are saying that the folks in your stat think that the way mitt romney say yall and loves to talk go grits is okay with them. >> they can look in the heart of the man quickly and they know he is a fine, fine man and a wonderful family man and somebody going to stand up for america. mississippians can tell that and i think they are going to vote for him and they have an outside chance of winning this thing. >> thank you. >> mitt romney picked up more delegates from two u.s. territories and got nine delegates from guam and another nine from the northern

island. that is 440 delegates and rick santorum is in second place 181 delegates and newt gingrich holding on to 107 delegates and ron paul last with 46 delegates . in order to lock up the gop nomination, one of these candidates must get 1144 delegates in all . so when you do the delegate map, karl rove is so good at, a couple of the candidates just can't win and that has some candidates calling on the others to drop out. what do you think? is it time for someone to quit the race and tweet your answers to us @ hurricane uma and i plan to read your responses later in the hour. >> moving on to other news. president obama's delay in the key stone pipe line project has sparked debate with the unions. they are saying that their workers will benefit from the

new jobs and at odds with the unions that joined with the environmentalist in opsiddings to the pipe line. key stone and gas prices were focus of president's and gop's address. >> as usual. politician are rolling out the three-point plan for two dollar gas. drill, drill some more. my response we have been drilling. under my administration oil production in america is at an 8 year high. >> now we will not be able to supply the choice american markets because president obama needs more time to study key stone. they are hoping to resolve the conflict in the winter meeting that began on machine. >> chris christie gets fired up and he is catching his heat for losing his temper yesterday. during that event. william brown, a law student and former navy seal

questioned the governor's plan to rename rutger's university . brown loudy interrupted the gov listen to christie's response. you decide what you want to do is put on a show today. i can go back and forth with you as much as you want . let me tell you something conduct yourself like that in the courtroom your rear end will get thrown in jail. brown was escorted from the build he thought that the governor's response was totally inappropriate. police told him he could go back inside if he promised not to cause a scene. he chose not to go back in. and a massive manyou hunt under way in washington state. a man shot a deputy and stabbed a judge and turns the courthouse upside down. casey is familiaring the developing story and -- has been following the developing

story. >> the motive behind the attack is unclear and a hundred police officers are on the search for the suspect this morning up in washington state. this happened inside of the main entrance of the courthouse. though it is not clear if the assailant was at a court proceedings and why he was at the location in the first place. we know coming from eyewitnesses, say that the suspect got in a struggle with a sheriff deputy stabbing her when what is a pair of scissors and then shot her in the leg. a judge saw this all going down and he intervene was also injured. listen there had been a commotion in the hallway and i came out to see what it was. he had a weapon in his hand and a knife or something and he was stabbing at her. and that's what i got stabbed with. that's the judge who was hurt there.

the suspect managed to wrestle the deputy's gun from her hand and fled the scene. the town was on lock down for a brief period of time after this all happened. we are talking about a very small town. only a population of 4,000 people total. 90 miles southwest of seattle. the judge and that deputy who was hurt have been treated and released from the hospital. there is a press conference underway about this time. it is supposed to be happening soon in that area and we are going to be having more information come also sound out of that briefing and we'll have that for you in the next hour on fox news, uma. >> casey, we'll look forward to that. thank you very much. a new video of a rocket launched in israel and 15 people were killed in the renewed violence with the gaza strip. this as tensions reach a

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>> welcome back. more approximate blood shed some syria as violence between the government troops and rebels. syrian president assad is meeting with kofi annan and blaming the terrorist groups for the violence. here is the latest on what annan is calling a positive visit. >> there are now reports as many as 2000 syrian refugees have fled to lebanon to escape the fierce fighting by bashar assad's army. there are rape, torteur of civilian areas abawned. but the obama administration remains committed not to help out the rebel forces as it did in libya. >> our goal is to try to approach the issue of syria on an international basis. they have brought sanctions

and condemned syria and made a specific request for assad to step down. >> meanwhile former secretary general kofi annan met with assad. there was no details and annan met the foreign russian minister and recognized the pivotal part that moscow could play in a solution. russia remains opposed on arming rebel forces or western force to help out the syrian rebels. >> we are not protecting any regimes. we protect international law and we all agree when we talk on syria that the immediate tack now to end the violence. >> senator mccain is vocal critic of the obama administration policy. he wants to see the u.s. take an active role in the

toppling. that could sever hezbollah life line and eliminate a threat to israel and boltster lebanon's independence and mccain is a vocal critic and appearing on fox news sunday tomorrow. >> 14 militants in gaza are dead following an israeli rocket attack. 100 rockets were fired from gaza into israel in what is the worst violence from gaza this year. the rockets were launched at southern israel. a palestinian smokesperson blamed israel for the violence that broke out and calling the western nations to intervene and stop the attacks. >> president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu meeting to address growing concerns over the iranian threat. president obama is trying to convince netanyahu that the

sanctions on iran need time to work . the satellite image that is fox showed you last file indicate a nuclear cover up. you can see the facility and in the next, the facility was mollished . final photos so a soccer feel and all of this is iran is knaining ground on the nuclear'mbitions. gordon chang wrote the book nuclear showdown north korea takos the world. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> the satellite photos and photos showing a cleann up operation indicate that iran is getting closer to the aim of having a nuclear weapon in place. what is the impact of this at this time? >> i think the impact is going to be they will be less confidence of the community in the iranians and that is important. we are heading in the multilateral discussions that

are supposed to start next month. you referred to the military base outside of tehran where the iranians were conducting explosive tests for nuclear warhead and that is cent around the country and this is an issue of confidence and confidence means time. as defense secretary panetta said in the end of december. iran is within a year having a crude nuclear weapon. we are now 3months closer to that. >> you indicated despite the president's meeting with internet and calls for tougher sanctions that mr. obama underestimates the threat of nuclear iran, why? >> you know, president obama has a red line of iran getting a nuclear weapon where as the israelis say the red line is the capability of getting a weapon. and capability is the more important line. then iran is known as a bomb in the basement state. they would be able to put together a nuclear weapon

within days. or they would have the weapon. and so the israelis are right about this and this is why it is an issue of time. and this is intriguing. what evidence do we have that china is taking an active role to help iran with the missiles and hit not only israel but u.s. as well. >> we heard reports from sy operatives that china sold iran the missile that has a range of 4300 miles that. is just enough to reach alaska that. is unconfirmed but consistent with other thingings. chine chine enterprises are buying materials and components for iran for the missiles and this is incredible. beijing despite pleas from the obama and the bush administrations, allowed north korea to use the beijing

airport to transfer missiles to iran. the evidence of china's complicity is overwhelming . >> this begs the question why can't the u.s. impose tougher res on china for allowing the missile components to go through the rogue governments. >> there no reason why we shouldn't. this poses a threat to the united states. we should make this the litmus tests with our relationship with beijing. we try to see china as a partner in dealing with iran. china is not part of the solution it is part of the problem and we need to recognize that. >> it is all very sobering indeed to hear what you have to say about this. as always we appreciate your insights. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> controversy brewing over a nypd program that secretly monitored muslimbs here in the united states. eric holder speaking out.

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>> mitt romney picking up more delegate while we wait for results in two midwesternitates later today. peter doocy is standing by with more on this and the headlines. >> mitt romney added territories of guam and northerb mara anato the total. 18 overnight and 440. there is still more than 40 delegates up for grab in kansas, wiom u.s. virgin islands. president obama is ramping up a new housing program to help people behind on the mortgage. harp.2.0. and help people refinance the home loans.

former indianapolis colt quarterback met and raising questions about where he may end up. broncos have tim tebow starting quarterback. manning was released from the earlier team this week. and don't forget to turn your clockings. daylight savings time begins . not everyone makes the switch. hawaii and arizona and several u.s. territories stay on standard time. uma back to you. >> they would be upset about losing the hour of sleepp but i am happy to have more daylight. >> summer is here. >> almostt keep our fingers crossed. >> nypd is finding itself deflecting controversy surrounding a program that monitored american muslips in the mosque and community. eric holder spoke out. and we are life with the details. >> we are hear all sides at

this hour. new york police director who was not in charge at the time said two officers accompanied the police in the surveillance of new jersey muslimbs but they were never briefed on the specifics of the anti-investigation. we can tell you protesting among the muslim in new jersey continued as they showed disapproval of cops spying on them. protestors believe the police are anti-muslim. they photographed mosque and eaves drops and the groups have asked for the monitoring to stop and nypd to support calls for oversight. >> junior senator robert is asking them to do an investigation . >> at the end of the day, the nypd wants to protection for

the citizens of new york city . reck niz of a law enforcement department doesn't give them carte blanch. >> and kelly said his police intelligence gathering is essential to safe guard the city after muslim terrorist ark tacked to 9/11 and killing thens of people. kelly said his department did not break laws and bloomm bloom backs the - bloomburg backs the department but said it is a fine line to walk. >> we troy not to -- we have to be careful not to take away the rights we are trying to protect. >> new jersey governor chris christie who was new jersey's federal prosecutor at the time and newark mayor booker were unaware of the investigation in newark. >> thank you for the update.

commissioner ray kelly is caught in the middle of the controversy. one hand praised for protectting his city and on the other hand accused of racial profiling. which description fits the best in here's the question on who is ray kelly? >> since the attacks of september 11th, 14 terrorist plots against new york have been foil would and horrific death and detruction averted. it is the target of choice for those who want to do us harm. they are at the forefront and under the command of the commission ray kelly. born in 1941, the commissioner raymond kelly is a life long new yorker and grew up in manhattan son of a milk and a macy's dressing room checker. 1960 kelly joined the new york finest and began a long and

storiied career in law enforcement. he was in the marine corp and 1965, he was the first u.s. troops deployed to vietnam. then lieutenant kelly commanded troops of the second battalion first marine. and when he returned to new york. he quickly passed the nypd exam to be a sergeant. and while serving in 20 different commands, the ambitious young cop earned a law degree from newark university and st. johns and a master's degree from kennedy school of harvard. his hard work paid off. 1992, 32 years after joining the force. kelly was appointed police commissioner by mayor david dincan. four months later, kelly was tested when islamic radical bombed the world trade center. six people were kill would and signaled the beginning of new

york city as primary target of the violent slamm slam terrorism in the country and office when rudy guiliani he served in the u.s. treasury custom and international law enforcement efforts notably in haiti n the after the math of the attacks of 9/11 that targeted the world trade center, michael bloomburg was elected 108th mayor. he appointed kelly to police commissioner and making him the only person to serve two terms in the command 10 years after 9/11 with the scars still visible. commissionericle yeall of the men and women of the nypd have the task of preventing future attacks and to do so nypd has a counter terrorism unit unequal would by any police agency in the world. in new york. fox news .

okay, new polls are showing the upcoming races in the south are close. look in mississippi. romney leading by 8 points and newt gingrich is in a virtual tie with second with santorum. and in alabama polls are showingerishherish leading by one point. but the reall clearr politics average shows romney with the lead. and former dc spokesperson and chairman of the tea party express are joining us with thoughts on all of this. nice to have you here. >> thank you for having us. what do you make of the race and the fact that you know, we see mitt romney out there trying to court the southern votersses with that southern drawl and saying y'all and talking about grits. >> that highlights another example much how he's out of the touch with the eclectorate he's appealing to. we have seen it in the campaign it is a race to the bottom for mitt romney.

he spent a lot of money over the course of the last six months and we have seen his favorable numbers are lowest of a front runner for a nomination had in yearings. he's losing support with independent and lost support with women and the republican base is not excited with this guy. and you know, he's probably going to do well on tuesday . that will be good for him to win and demonstrate that he's not a rional candidate and he will probably win the nomination, what is left of him in november? i think that is a question that his campaign will have to deal with. >> amy, is it a situation where mitt romney is winning the votes but not the love of voters? >> i just think uma, that we don't have a ronald reagan running right now and that's why the excite enthusiasm is not there. we have seen the turn out in all of these states is very low . the race is not over. we can have an impact.

every vote counts and what i encourage everybody to do is get out and work for your candidate f. you don't work in the primary, come the generall election you will be voting for the lesser of two evils. people in the states need to work for their candidate this weekend and even in otheritates, activist can be phone banking to mississippi and alabama and that's what i am encouraging people to do. we can impact the race but it is up for us to do it now. >> rick santorum firmly believes that he would be the front runner in newt gingrich dropped out. he pushes for newt gingrich to step aside and he can garner the votes for social conservatives and others out there. should he at this point? >> well, the problem that rick santorum has. it is that he has to, the rest of the electorate and a lot of

people think he's not electable against the president. not all of the polls bear that out. his other problem is that he is not competing from a money stained point against mitt romney. he has spent sevenmillion on tv ads and rick santorum under two million dollars. with all of that money that mitt romney spent he's doing poorly over all with the general electorate and amy mentioned he's not able to generate the excitement. i think the republicans are looking for an rg3. quarterback for the redskins are trying to get a dynamic game changer and now they have a robot that is detach disconfrom the party and that will cause them problem in november. and amy, as head of the tea party express what is the strategy going forward? we haven't heard from the tea party as of late in terms of

taking a stand on specific issue in a public way. going forward how are the tea party members looking at this race at this point and where do their loyalties lie at this point? >> the thing is, the tea party is alive and well. and they are focused on local anditate issues . we are focusing on the senate. regardless if president obama is reelected or not we need to take back the senate. i want to go back to your question a minute go. governor romney is spending more money. and all of the candidates. it doesn't matter who is the nominate. they will not have the amount of money president obama will have in the coffs. they need the boots on the ground to work for them so that they can beat president obama even if they don't have the monep and so who ever the candidate is. they have to bring everybody together and we have to work

together. i hope we come to that. only way it will happen is the candidate to get off of the social focus on the economy and fiscal issuings. that is the glue that holds us. we cannot defeat obama with without the independent and moderates. we are focusing on the economy and yobs . my advice to stay on message and bring it together because we estimate him as a one-term president. >> we are out of time and i appreciate yourr insight and i know there is a lot of debate on this. we'll see who is going to emerge the victor here in part of the southern strategy. >> thank you. >> and new video of a stranded italian tanker ship. 17 of the 19 crew members are rescued. ship ran aground off of the

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>> a win in the midwestern caucus could provide momentum . larry stabenow director of the university of virginia. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, thank you for having me. >> we'll talk about what is in play. no matter what happens over the next several days, do you feel that havingerisherishh and santorum still fighting it out amongst themselves will help mr. romney?

>> i am sure that is what the romney team hopes. newt gingrich if it is not mitt romney winning mississippi and alabama they hope newt gingrich will. if newt gingrich doesn't win at leastt one. he has to win both some say, he can't continue the campaign credible. if newt gingrich wins both alabama or mississippi the split continues. if newt gingrich doesn't win alabama or mississippi, santorum would be expected to gain some what. we tend to oversimplify. it is not that all of newt gingrich's voters would move to santorum. good studies suggest that 55 or 60 percent of them would move to santorum. but romney would get a quarter and paul would get some and some would drop out for a while it is more complicated that it appears on the surface. >> romney camp is confident

about the math. they say they have the delegates in place . even if they lose severalitates over the next few weeks, they come out ahead. some say mitt romney is overconfident; how do you feel about that? >> after what they have been through. i couldn't imagine they are overconfident and there are bumps in the road like today in kansas. they will have another bump in the road in kansas when kansas probably votes for santorum. we'll find out later today. what is really interesting, uma and we don't focus on. look at what happened in guam and the northern mara ana. vast majority of people didn't even know guam and the northern meriaanahad convention. it sitotal of 18. mitt romney swept them. why? he has the national organization and financing to have done the ground work there and he sent his eldest

son to guam to make the case in person. those little things matter. they add up over time and that's why romney has far more delegates than santorum or gingrich or ron paul. >> it is all exciting and i know you will be keeping a close eye on all of this unfolding over the next few days tis quite a contest. thank you for joining us. >> thanks a lot as usual always. >> world war ii vetos capitol hill . that moving story. you bet! phillips' caplets use magnesium. works more naturally than smulant laxatives... for gentle relief of occasional constipation. can i get an autograph? [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. you noticed! these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios...

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>> welcome back. long time in the making. peter doocy has more on the touching story. 1942. this group of men lumber jacks and miners and hunters who volunteered to be part of the first approximate service force. joint canadian special american team so feared by enemies, they were known in world war ii as the devil's brigade. >> i didn't feel like a devil, did you? >> no, i was too young to be a devil back then. >> the force was highly trained and motivate pushed beyond the limits of endurance was ordinary troops.

>> for every casulties they suffered, they killed 35. >> the tactics and grandfather of all of the special forces today. >> this is the first time ever two countries joined together in one military operation with one command point. and not having two separate command and troops. >> now a bipartisan group of 53 congressman and senators are poncoring the effort to award them one of the highest civilian honors before it is too late. >> the gentleman are in the mid-80s or 90s. they are dwindling and we need to take that opportunity now to say thank you. >> i don't know any group that is tougher and got more punk and spirit and heart and soul. >> fought so stronglyy for our country that if anyone deserves this award, they do.

>> in battle, the devil brigade would sneak behind and leave bodies that said the worst is yet to come and the germans wouldn't feel safe anywhere. when his colleagues on the hill hear stories like that it is easy to get them on board. >> heroes, all. thank you very much. group of lucky penguins get first class treatment. find out how they ended up on this plane, coming up. next. with the capital one cash rewards card you get a 50% annual bonus. and everyone likes 50% more cash -- well, except her. no! but, i'm about to change that. ♪ every little baby wants 50% more cash... ♪ phhht! fine, you try. [ strings breaking, wood splintering ] ha ha. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. ♪ what's in your wallet?

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>> talk about a cool sight. take a look at the two special first class passengers caught on tape sea world penguins were there for a frozen planet and meeting up with another famous traveler, baldwin narrating the discovery channel documentary is it time for one to drop out of the race. yes, we need a strong party for the convention. and it's time for newt gingrich to drop out. thanks for sharing and we have so many responses for this one and continue to look for it absolute the day and that's it for you.