i am here with fox newschannel anchor patti ann browne. new book "why people love me and hate you" comes out next tuesday. the digital editor and vanity digital fair editor. bill schulz. he thinks he is ins on right now. the prison and not the emerald city. and fox business network anchor coming up with a joke based on his last name. and he wears a bib because he is a cry baby. it is our new york times cory spawn department. >> they write of oakland food vendors united against the daily violence that playings them daily. said one bay area taco man, quote,. ♪ my, my, my music ♪ hits me feels good ♪ ♪ when you know you are down ♪ ♪ a super home boy ♪ from the oak town you can't touch ♪ he didn't challenge our reporter to a danceoff. he was crying and ran away. curious fellow that one. >> that sounded like mc hammer. >> i don't know who you speak. >> i'm sure it is a coincidence. >> the guy had a horrible haircut. >> we will move on now. >> big glasses. >> after a long night there is still no end in sight. on the most important day of the ele

putty ann brown has the latest reaction to the shooting. >> reporter: -- patty ann brown has the latest reaction to the shooting. >> we deplore any attack by a member of the u.s. armed forces against innocent civilians and denounce all violence against civilians. >> a large number of afghan families are grieving today so on behalf of all australians, i offer my condolences. >> reporter: the killing spree pose as a threat to u.s.-afghan relations. it could delay signing of a strategic deal. >> there was a significant step forward in agreement concerning detawnees between president karzai and the united states which i think would move us very much closer to a long-term strategic partnership agreement. >> reporter: the staff sergeant in question is believed to have been stationed at joint base lewis-mcchord in washington state, a fellow soldier at the base says this will complicate things for all troops. >> i think we're all affected by senseless death regardless of how it happens. >> i can't think of anybody in the world who would say that killing 18 civilians and children is okay much le

i'm patti ann browne.ice" with judge jeanine on fox. >>> that was the end of the line for character edie on "desperate housewives". turns there was more going on behind the scenes of the hit show than what you saw on the screen. nicollette sheridan sues the show's creator for hitting her in real life and for killing her on the show. the senior executive editor of radar on line and star magazine joins us this evening. how are you? >> good to see you, judge. >> what's going on in the courtroom in l.a.? >> well, we're expecting that closing arguments to be presented on tuesday. it's been a very dramatic week for nicollette sheridan. this case centers around a squabble over a line that she was supposed to deliver in the show. she claims that as a result of that squabble, mark cherry who is the founder and creator of "desperate housewives" delivered what she called a, quote, nice wallop to her head and then her character was killed off on the show. he says it was nothing more than a tap and a tap designed to il

i am patty ann brown. >> i am heather childers this is thursday, march 22nd. thanks for watching "fox & friends first". >> we start this morning with a fox news lart. brand new alert that the terror suspect and accused serial killer may have killed himself inside the apartment building where he has been hold up for more than 24-hours. they haven't heard from him since last night when he said he would rather quote die with his weapon in his hand. we are getting a first look at exactly who he is. they are releasing this 24-year-old who is kill accused of killing 3 rabbis and a paratroope paratroopers. he is live on the scene in toulouse. >> about 6 hours ago we heard gun shots from the apartment. we don't know whether that was police or from the gunman himself. since then we are told he has gone silent. police have been reluctant to storm the apartment. they wanted to take him alive. the french government decided that would be the preferable condition. it is unclear what condition he is inside. we mentioned something more about his background. i can add a little

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patti ann browne. u.n.cial enp i have kofi annan leaves syria without a deal to stop the blood shed. the former u.n. secretary again general met with assad twice without success. sassad's forces continue to found rebel targets. >>> sources close to newt gingrich's presidential campaign say the former house speaker is considering texas governor rick perry as his running mate. they hope forming a predetermined ticket with perry will unite evangelical, tea party and conservative voters. perry endorsed gingrich when dropped out in january. a spokesperson for perry called it humble but you premature. > i'm patti ann browne. now, back to "geraldo at large on fox. in kandahar. investigators say 16 civilians have been killed including women and children. with relations with the war tore country already strained to the breaking point by the burnings of several muslim holy books this atrocity could not have come at a worse time. our colleague joins us from kabul the african capitol. what the hell happened here? >> we

. >> reporter: ann brown who lives near there says her son likes to fish on the river. now she's concerned. >> a lot of concerns. that's a whole lot that he could be breathing. no. >> i like to go fishing. >> reporter: the weather is turning nice now and he's not happy about being pulled away from his fishing. >> i ain't going to have nothing to do. >> reporter: repairs are expected to be completed by thursday. they will cz to do -- continue to do testing until the water is safe. >> three different contractors are out there working to fix it. >>> this will disturb you. an mole control said they found -- animal control found 18 dogs wandering around. most of the animals are pure bred. it might have been from a breeder. those at the shelter said there are better options than abandoning these poor dogs. >> it's extreme live rare. i don't know if this ever happened before. so we have no idea, no cliewp. it may ab breeder who for whatever reason can no longer sell them. these are puppies. >> as you have done in the past, you're stepping up again. two border collies and two y

i'm patty anne brown, now back to "on the record." >> greta: this one is bad. bonkers. talking about september 11th and about the company's bankruptcy. passengers had to restrain the flight attendant this morning. two of the passengers join us now from chicago. good evening, gentlemen, that was flight from hell, right? >> yes, ma'am, good evening, how are you. >> greta: i'm very well. what happened? >> what happened was the flights attendant kept on saying things over and over the p.a., they were getting worse to the effect that the plane was going to crash. pilot wasn't listening. we tried, i tried to notify notify him couple times, nothing happened. i noticed a flight attendant and first class passenger shoving in the gallery. that is when i looked. i saw the aisle was clear. so i jumped out of my seat. i was in the back of the plane ran to the front and was able to grab her and subdue her and put her in one of the seats with the first class passenger and one of the flight attendants. >> greta: brad, we heard screaming in the video. is this the flight attenda

. >> well, what happened was the original porgy, todd duncan and the original bess, ann brown, they were slated to play the national theater in washington, d.c. >> stephen: what year is this? >> this is 1935 or 1936 and it's a segregated house so they refused to perform and they were threatened with being charged by the equity association and they held their ground and said no, we refuse to perform unless you desecretary general gait this house. so the national theater was desegregated for the first time for "porgy and bess" so they could perform to a completely integrated house and then they segregated as soon as the production closed it went right back to being segregated. >> stephen: wow. can white people do this production? is it mostly black people? >> i'm going to tell you... there are a couple of caucasians... what do you like to be called? white men? >> stephen: white americans. white male americans if you want to be specific. or whitey. (laughter) that's what we call each other. you can't call us that. (laughter) >> stephen: there's a couple of whiteys in the show. (laughter) bu

i am patty ann brown and back to "geraldo at large" on fox.lush >>> this is a fox news alert. in a bloody and seemingly senseless attack an american staff sergeant has apparently committed mass murder in afghanistan. the perpetrator is under arrest in kandahar. investigators say 16 civilians have been killed including women and children. with relations with the war tore country already strained to the breaking point by the burnings of several muslim holy books this atrocity could not have come at a worse time. our colleague joins us from kabul the african capitol. what the hell happened here? >> we understand nine of them children three women. at some point around 3:00 a.m. an american soldier walked off his base went about 500 or so meters kicked down some doors and began shooting at afghan civilians in their homes. we are told he may have gone in as many as 3 different homes before he then returned to his base and turned himself in. he is now in american custody and american officials are holding him. they are trying to figure out what exact

coming up on the next "red eye" patti ann browne. >> back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> i hear you did something a little unusual on your honeymoon. >> i climbed kilimanjaro. >> that's not what i was referring to, but okay. >> but the next feet, i will pay for my birth control by myself. >> wow. like magic. >> leeann, what is this new app? >> it is getting ready to come out. i am filming the video for it. it will be an app by interact, and it will be an app you can get all of my stuff and you can buy my lingerie line. if you want me to send you some, send me the address. >> it is like you don't know my address, please. gavin, book tour? >> yes, i am doing a book tour to promote my book, how to [bleep] in public. and i will be in boston march 16th and canada the next day. toronto, ottawa, coming back to albany and brooklyn. it will be insane. i will be doing bill cosby jokes and going like this. >> jesse, you ever hear of a place in indianapolis called crackers comedy club? >> yes. i am

in new york patty ann brown fox news. >>> if gas prices go up president obama's approval rating goesngton post, abc news poll 65% of all americans disprove of how the president is handling gas prices. >>> 11 minutes after 8:00 a.m. a little debt is okay too much can derail your financial future, how do you know how much is too much more on the six signs to look for when we come back. >>> gwen will be back with a look at our spring like forecast ain't that the truth stay with us fox 5 morning news will be right back. 8:11 a.m.  turneft. the passat is one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. not...that... we'd ever brag about it... turn right. come on, nine. turn left. hit the brakes. huh? how did that get there? [ male announcer ] we can't hide how proud we are to have nine top safety picks like the passat and jetta. so we're celebrating with our "safety in numbers" event. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the 2012 jetta for $159 a month. how to solve a brother-sister standoff. ♪ pillsbury chocolate chip cookies, warm

terry safford and patti ann browne and chris moody. >> time to go back to an -- andy levy. >> what is the star next door? >> missed it, sorry. i didn't have the thing in my ear. >> what is the star next door? >> the star next door is a one 80 at american idol. it is where i actually move into the house with the talent instead of them coming in with us we are moving them. if they have to flip a burger, i flip it. if they have a dirty diaper to change, i am changing it. >> can somebody ask john if he is working on a new album? >> are you working on a new album? >> yes, "big and rich." the first one in three years. >> all right, jim, any upcoming gigs? >> yes, caroline. what a dope i was to give john the real answer. i should have said -- he asked if i was going to see you and i gave a literal response. tickets are available. but they are going fast, grinning. gang. >> caroline, what is happening on friday. >> i am launching the redesign of my website so stop by, you included andy. >> okay. all right. bill anything to plug? >> yes, andy told me to tell you he is never going on your websi

guests include patti ann browne, and dana vachon. >>> i have such egg breath. it is time to go back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> thanks, greg. congressman, how is your monthly view from the capital segment doing on the news channel 8? i think we have a picture of your co-host i think. >> yes, that's her. that's ms. katherine and touching the statue in the capital rotunda. you can see this stuff lying about. "view from the capital" march 2 they 2 -- march 27th. i warned you, be careful. she will send her goons to deal with you. >> i don't know what that means. how drunk are you when you do that show? >> we are not drunk on anything but life. >> or it is that new bourbon. >> that's back when men were men and you never had them. >> come on. >> anna, how is fox and friends first going? >> awesome. i was just back today, and i will be back again next monday. it is awesome. even if you only have 30 minutes, everybody is in a rush in the morning and we will get you out the door and you will have plenty of things to talk about around the water cooler. >>

i am patty ann brown. >> ill heather childers if you are just joining us here's what you missed. rin for mitt romney. >> getting a big boost winning the primary by a wider margin than many expected. he won by 35 percent 35 percent to 25 where do the candidates stand now in the all important delegate count all about the numbers? mitt romney won at least 41 delegates in illinois last night with rick santorum picking up at least 10, newt gingrich and ron paul not winning any delegates there. there are still three delegates that have not yet been delegated. now for the total delegate count. they need 1,144 to rock up the nomination. mitt romney currently 563 delegates. that gives him a 300 delegate lead over rick santorum. newt gingrich in third place with 135 and ron paul in 4th with 50. >>> even though mitt romney scored a decisive win rick santorum doesn't sound like he is going anywhere. peter doocy is live with us with more. >> governor romney is solidly in first place before last night's results were announced. even though he is still not even halfway to the 1,144 he needs afte

i am here with fox news anchor patti ann browne, pab for short. and even plastic flowers wilt in his presence. my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he is so tough he gar gels with barbed wire. sitting next to me the green beret, terry sapor. and he is on our table spreading fables. good to see you, pinch. >> today it is the controversial disaster of the dwight d eisenhower memorial in dc. it has several stunning sex toys with all sorts of pagan symbols meant to look like a slop bucket. if you don't understand the simple symbolism as it relates to our president, i feel sorry for you and your tiny pea brain. parumph times 10. i tolerate ike. >> there you go. >> all right then. it is a walkout without clout. occupy wall street is planning its biggest action since last fall. a crippling general strike on may 1st. as one protestor put it, a day without the 99%. but labor leaders are saying they won't participate with one noting, quote, they are not working with the unions in a serious way, nor are the unions working with them in a serious way. but t

i am patti ann brown and back to john stossel.or all of the latest headline log on to fox news.com. governms thousands of new laws ever year. the feds added 80,000 pages of laws. and state and local laws we're drowning in rules. >> this could lead to the police locking me up. given the police have the power to lock me up, or shoot me, it's important that we be able to keep an eye on them. >> fortunately that is easier today even our phones have cameras and camera is a powerful tool, watching the watcher. >> you are going away. >> the problem is that often the watchmen don't want to be watched. >> a highway patrol told pete stop your rv. pete is an activist to that likes to videotape encounters with authorities. >> turn that camera off, please. >> how come? >> turn it off for me. >> he had broken no traffic laws but he was suspicion of his big trailer with new hampshire plates. he filmed the encounter. i would like to keep everybody accountable and the police officer didn't like that. another arrived and said -- >> i'm not turning

special thanks to patti ann browne, bill schulz. that does it for me. i'm andy levy. see you next time which is tomorrow. mr. bill at the helm, thank you. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on, tonight. >> bret: fox news can now project that mitt romney will win the state of ohio. >> bill: mitt romney squeaks out a win in ohio but his opponents say they will continue to fight. we will have the best super tuesday coverage anywhere. karl rove, george stephanopoulos, dick morris and dennis miller will all weigh in. >> i don't know what's in rush limbaugh's heart so i'm not going to comment on the sin -- sincerity of his apology. >> bill: president obama reaping benefit over the contraception. >> you won a million dollars. >> i won a million. >> after i took the lump sum is dropped down to 700,000. >> bill: michigan gone woman wins the lottery but still using food stamps. you are not going to believe this one. >> i feel that it's okay because i have no income. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. captions by closed caption

patty ann brown, fox news. >> let's hope that happens.as prices would be nice. >>> break out the brackets, everyone. up next, dave ross is here to get us ready for the ncaa tournament. >>> plus, it looks like rg iii is coming to d.c. but did the redskins give up too much to trade up. we'll hear what dr thinks as he joins us. fox 5 morning news continues right after this. now on verizon's 4g lte network. double your data. 4 gigabytes for just $30 a month. with 4 gigabytes, you could send and receive over 400,000 emails. or stream over 1,100 songs. or use gps navigation for 34 continuous days. all the data you need to power your favorite apps. 4 gigabytes for $30. only on america's largest 4g lte network. now buy one samsung stratosphere for $99.99, get another one free. verizon. introducing resolve all-stains! the pre-treat that combines a chamber of oxygen formula with a chamber of enzyme formula in the same bottle. resolve removes all types of stains in the first wash. trust resolve. forget stains. [ male announcer ] aggressive new styli

fox's putty ann brown has the details and reaction from fellow soldiers. >> sixteen people are dead following vicious attack at the hands of a u.s. army sargen. the soldier opened fire on afghan villagers as she slept. >> we deplore any attack by u.s. forces against civilians. >> a large number of afghan families are grieving today so on behalf of all australians, i offer my condolences. >> reporter: the killing spree pose as a serious threat to u.s.-afghan relations. the move could delay signing after a strategic partnership deal. some hope the deal is still possible. >> there was a significant step forward in agreement concerning detainees between president karzai and the united states which i think would move us very much closer to a long-term strategic partnership agreement. so. >> the staff sergeant is believed to have been stationed at joint base lewis-mcchord in washington state. a fellow soldier at the base says this will have an effect on all troops. >> it will complicate missions most definitely but also, it is just -- you think we are all affected by senseless death regardless of h

. >> the first was played by ann brown. brown's portrayal of bess made the role famous. many, that connection makes the show even more special. >> i think it's just really important that we have this opportunity to actually put the show on. so i guess you could say, bess comes home, in a way. [ laughter ] >> reporter: monique griego, wjz eyewitness news. >> you can catch the show all weekend at the murphy fine arts center. for ticket information, log onto our website, wjz.com. >>> and still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. a fast food health scare. why some mcdonald's customers are being told to see their doctor. >>> lindsay lohan faces a judge again. will this be her last time in court? >>> and i'm bernadette woods in for bob turk and the first warning weather center. we're putting together exclusive first warning five- day forecast. and we'll have it when we return. >>> and here's today's report from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back, everybody. just a beautiful evening outside. now, as we head into the overnight, those winds are g

i am patty ann brown now back to huckabee. for all of the headlines log on to foxnews.com.c movie, the gotfather, had member mabmemberrable lines including s one. it's not personal, its just business. the investigation discovery show nothing personal is not based on a hollywood script but real life murder-for-hire stories. >> he has agreed to kill susan for $50,000. it's not going to be pretty. to keep things quick and quiet, he plans to beat her brains out with a claw hammer. no gunshots, no screaming stab victim. the weapon is unusual unless, of course, you're totally confident that you're way more powerful than your victim. >> please welcome back to the show the host of nothing personal, our favorite, steve sharipa. you did that opening thing with the hammer and all, and i'm thinkinthinking quick and quiet? that seems disgusting. >> well, it is disgusting. i mean, these are real stories. >> horrific stories. this story i was telling you about was a nurse who was 5-6, 260 pounds, married to a guy for 17 years. he hires someone to kill her. he wants er her pension. he want

. >> the very first was played by baltimore native and morgan graduate ann brown.wn's portrail of beth -- portrayal of beth made the role famous. for many, that connection makes the show even more special. >> i think it's just really important that we have this opportunity to actually put the show on. so i guess you could say, beth comes home, in a way. [ laughter ] >> reporter: monique griego, wjz eyewitness news. >> and you can catch the show all weekend at the murphy fine arts center. for ticket information, log onto wjz.com and click on news. >> i like what she said. beth comes home. very nice. >> i like it, too. >>> still ahead at 4:00. it's a movie kids need to see. but will the rating keep them away? >>> arrested at a pennsylvania airport, the dangerous items security says the man had in his luggage. >>> a cool but sunny day for the last thursday in march. don't miss your updated first warning forecast. >>> wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories on wjz.com, instant updates and first warning weather all the time, click wjz.com. i was paying too much with ca

brown. on the "newshour" tonight: betty ann bowser wraps up today's developments and marcia coyle and susan dentzer examine what happened in court, including a challenge to expanding the medicaid program. >> ifill: plus, judy woodruff asks two members of congress what's at stake once the court acts, illinois republican peter roskam and arizona democrat raul grijalva. >> brown: then, margaret warner reports on the prospect of an israeli attack on iran's nuclear sites: what might happen and the potential consequences. >> the only thing that's completely supper is that iran does respond. there's no way iran doesn't respond. it will respond against israel primarily. >> ifill: we look at pope benedict's call for greater religious freedom in cuba, and at his meeting with fidel castro, as he winds up a three- day visit. >> brown: and hari sreenivasan has the story of the two billion dollar deal to sell the los angles dodgers to a group led by former n.b.a. great, magic johnson. >> all he has to do is walk into the stadium, and it will fill the house. he's the greatest basketball player ever, and n

. >> the first bess was played by ann brown. she made the role famous. for many, that connection makes the show even more special. >> i think it's really important that we have this opportunity to actually put the show on. so i guess you could say she comes home in a way. >> and you can catch the show all weekend long. >> for ticket information log on to wjz.com and click on news. >> all right. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> 62 on monday, 70, 68 and 65 for tuesday wednesday and thursday. >> there's another hour of eyewitness news straight ahead. >> be sure to stick around. more on the record breaking ,,,, >>> good morning everyone. someone in baltimore county is a lot and i mean a lot richer. coming up, we're going to tell you where the winning mega millions ticket was sold, right here in baltimore county. >> plus, justice for trayvon as protestors call for the arrest of a neighborhood watch leader, tray is on's brother finally breaks his silence, the details are next. >> taken out of school in handcuffs, the latest on the arrest of several children. why their par

. >> i'm patty patti ann browne ir janijamie colby. he's in a military jail at fort leavenworth, kansas. records are painting a different record. peter doocy joins us live from washington. hi, peter. >> reporter: we still don't know the specific motivation behind the alleged attack but we're piecing together bits and pieces of his life thanks to a blog kept by his wife caroline who was pregnant in 2006 when she wrote i only want the days to go by fast when it comes to bob coming home. when their daughter was born, sergeant robert bales was overseas. his wife wrote again in december of '06 about a phone call. it was bob calling from the airport in kuwait. it was so good to hear his voice. i told him how the birth went, and he got to hear quincy squeaking in the background. carolyn clairl thought if the family was pro active, they'd get their next stop. she listed as germany and italy as their top choices because they had the best adventure opportunities. we also know that her husband, the suspect here, joined the military after 9 l/11 b