discussing it is kt mcfarland. the house intel, committee feels misled by acting director morall do they think he gave false testimony? >> no one knows. talking points and did the white house change the talking points or the intelligence or cia give talking points to the white house or information items that they may used to be informed on the ongoing situation. and that frankly is the point. they are not supposed to know. no one knows. >> we'll talk about what we know or think we know in terms of the talking points. we think they originated with the cia. >> right. >> and the cia had talking po t points and included reference to al-qaeda. the white house said they changed one word. ciowa a to consulate to annex or something like that. somewhere along the way al-qaeda references were expunged. >> correct. >> do we know why or how that happen? >> no, you probably won't know. maybe general petraeus testifies and mike morell testifies. they will not say anything different. how might you find out what happened? if there

at the live desk, i'm scott mcfarland. >>> the waiting game continues in arizona. what governor jan brewer did today after she decides to sign a controversial bill some are calling anti-gay. >>> the business of marijuana, how colorado is cashing in after legalizing the drug. >>> bundle >>> colorado made history when it became the first state to legalize recreational marijuana. not everyone is on board. they're approaching it very differently. >> reporter: head up the road 60 miles north of denver and it's a little like stepping into the old west. like the old west, neighbors here don't always see eye-to-eye. >> we're legalizing marijuana today. okay. what's the next drug we will legalize. >> reporter: gary garner is the police chief in greeley, roughly one of a third of cities and towns that said no thanks to legal weed. >> the voters said we want to legalize marijuana. what did you think? >> i thought we were moving way too soon. there's so much we don't know about the stronger pot available today. >> reporter: it's a keeping in keeping with greeley's roots that g

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fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland is here to talk about that.ght now a big story today. a crisis spiraling out of control in ukraine. dozens are dead. hundreds more injured in the capitol city. snipers firing at antigovernment demonstrate stores in kiev as they throw molotov cocktails and firing as well. that is how these demonstrations originated way back in november. george will writing an opinion piece in the "washington post" with the headline, is ukraine the cold war's final episode? kt mcfarland is a fox news national security analyst and former deputy assistant secretary of defense in the reagan administration. she recently met with russia's deputy prime minister and has expertise in this part of the world. kt what do you think? >> we thought the cold war was over and won it without firing a shot. putin thinks it is coming back. he doesn't think we won it. how is he fighting the cold war? the same way we won it last time. on economic ground. jenna: is he winning? >> i think he is doing a pretty darn good job. why? because he has ukraine i

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my next guest, k t mcfarland. there is no surprise in these failures in those talks, where do they go. >> here? >> we're not in the driver's seat, w knows. that is up to russia, iran and assad. syria, we have gotten ourselves in this position, where iran and nuclear talk or syria red line, and chemical weapons, and ukraine or in venezuela. we are no locker in the driver's -- year no longer in the driver's seat, we have given away every leverage we have, if you don't have leverage, you are not negotiating, you are begging. lou: comparing what happened to this administratios foreign policy, there is no successes y more, you look at prospect. of the ayatollah khamenei saying, it is not hapning, there is no evidence of any vance in those talks, there is an asian pivot, and john ker starts talng about global warming, it is hard to make sense of this. then in our own hemisphere, benghazi, brazil -- venezuela, brazil, argentina, and our secretaryftate against announcing to organization of american states in november, tha

it is fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. a lot of people say you are dark and handsome, greg which is short of true. when it is dark, you are handsome. >> we will try and get through this without joanne burping. >> i'm sorry. >> we are staring down a shortage of clown. it is day 46 of -- >> it is happening just as i predicted, only months ago. we are facing a national clown shortage. the new york daily news reports membership at the country's largest trade organization for the jesters has plummeted in the last 10 years. explained the president of clowns of america international or cai, what is happening is the older clowns are passing away, end quote. as the dead drop the young scoff. the younger generation is not interested in filling their floppy shoes lamented the president of new york clown alley, yes, that one. american kids these days are thinking about different careers altogether. it was a career. they are thinking of anything other than clowning. that's bad news for america. let's look at som

my next guest, k t mcfarland.re is no surprise in these failures in those talks, where do they go. >> here? >> we're not in the driver's seat, who knows. that is up to russia, iran and assad. syria, we have gotten ourselves in this position, where iran and nuclear talk or syria red line, and chemical weapons, and ukraine or in venezuela. we are no locker in the driver's -- year no longer in the driver's seat, we have given away every leverage we have, if you don't have leverage, you are not negotiating, you are begging. lou: comparing what happened to this administration's foreign policy, there is no successes any more, you look at prospect. of the ayatollah khamenei saying, it is not happening, there is no evidence of any advance in those talks, there is an asian pivot, and john kerry starts talking about global warming, it is hard to make sense of this. then in our own hemisphere, benghazi, brazil -- venezuela, brazil, argentina, and our secretary of state against announcing to organization of american states in

i'm scott mcfarland. >>> and it is a longer wait for people to ride the silver line and why the line is not ready to be hande metro. >>> and >>> you are going to endanger our client. the nice lady who paid for the dog? >> no, there is a slim chance for survivor. >> and hollywood is remembering harold are ramis as a comedy legend. the actor and director passed away in his home in the chicago area. he is best thoen for the role in "ghost busters" we he co-wrote and starred in. he co-wrote national lampoon's "animal house" and "caddie shys and "groundhog day. ". >>> and tonight, amy poehler will be seth myers' first guest as he takes the reins. you can see the big debut on nbc4 tonight after fallon. >>> and now, alec baldwin says he is leaving public life and going west. >>> and joining was the cel celebrity buzz is billy bush. so, why is alec baldwin writing that he is done living in the big city and being in the public eye, and is this going to last? >> well, we have heard a number of times. he has moved to canada and shutdown the twitter account, and relaunches, and e yet, if you wan

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katie mcfarland, is russia feeling embone bold 'ed here? >> they're book.he whole thing with the olympics was to show the whole world this is the new russia, we built this new city, we're in charge in the middle east, we're pucking obama's face in the dirt every opportunity we can. >> do we know what this ship is doing there. >> supposed to be a science ship. the size of a frigate. a crew of 300. probably not doing much. but it's not just the ship. it's everything else that the russians are doing. the russias defense minister announced they're seeking basing privileges around the world in nicaragua and venezuela. so they want to have a blue water navy again, at the same time the russian defense minister said we're going to our old military bases in the former soviet union states and going to modernize those, and then today the russian military mobilizing on the ukrainian border. they're not going to invade but they're saying, take us seriously again. >> we have given them there are consequences, referring to you crepe. but in the case of cuba, when would be

mcfarland. k.t., you were very fired up earlier on the fox news channel. whose fault is it? >> it is ukraine's fault, they put themselves in a position of being vulnerable, they want to have a trade union with the west but russia doesn't want them to do it. who has all the leverage? russia? why? ukraine is bankrupt, they need $15 billion, russia will. ukraine has no energy of its own. it can only exist with the energy, the natural gas that russia gives it. and russia has shown they are perfectly happy to turn off the oil and let them be cold unless russia gets what they want. and finally, the ukrainian leadership are not doing what the ukrainian people want them to do. they're going to get bribed and do what vladimir putin wants them to do. >> the whole thing could have been prevented, you say, do you agree with k.t.? is it the ukraine's fault? or perhaps a little closer to own with our own administration? >> usually i agree with k.t. but will differ here, i think the country that has only been independent since the collapse of the soviet union in 1991, will have problems, y

. >> proud and fellow scotsman magnus mcfarland.actually a little bit star struck when i met magnus. since then we have become good friends and now here i am in liberia. we have been driving for about an hour now and we're right in the heart of the country and we're passing little kids going to school. where the feeding program is going on. me and magnus against everybody else. there was just a huge need here. so many children out of school. huge problems with malnutrition. we're providing daily meals so that children come to school. >> all right, who's next? it is a great partnership going on here. the parents, the elders, children, volunteers. good, yeah? when cnn heroes happened, we were feeding just over 400,000 children and now we're well over 800,000 children every day. that's in the world. we've seen that enrollment in schools has increased. what is this? ni nine. a lot of them didn't eat at all in a day before they came to school. now, they're motivated to come to school. they can focus, you know, education suddenly becomes

. >> please join me in honoring cnn hero, and i'm proud that he's a fellow scottsman, magnus mcfarland when i met him. >> since then we've become good friends and now here i am in liberia. >> we've been driving for about an hour now. we're passing little kids going to school, where the feeding program is going on. >> me and magnus against everybody else. >> just a huge need here. there are so many children out of school, huge problems with malnutriti malnutrition. we're providing daily meals so children come to school. >> all right, who's next? >> there's a great partnership going on here, the parents, the elders, the children, the volunteers. >> good, yeah? >> when cnn heroes happened, we were feeding just over 400,000 children. now we're well over 800,000 children every day. that's in the world. >> three plus four. >> seven! >> we've seen enrollment in schools has increased. >> what is this? >> lion. >> a lion didn't eat at all in a day before they came to school. now they're motivated to come to school. education suddenly becomes like a possibility. >> who would have thought that wh

i will go to kt mcfarland who has a lot of experience with these kinds of events. what do you make of the president's statements and what do you make of the events going on right now in the ukraine? >> first of all the president really didn't say anything. please don't do this. we hope everything works out well. he didn't lay out any red lines. which is good news. couple things you need to watch. we think it is political but it is economic. it is economic for the following reasons. ukraine needs a massive bailout nobody is stepping forward to bail them out. european union doesn't have any money and don't feel like they have. the united states may bail out. president's offer ad billion dollars. that is chump change. they need 30. imf may bail them out. they have the money but they will have strings attached. they will say you got to fix corruption. you have got to have reforms and got to raise taxes and got to end subsidies. if you're you drainian politician you don't want to run for office, vote for me, i'm on the austerity budget. ukrainian political leaders are i

mcfarland will help us understand the very deep game being played in washington. tonight. 7:00 p.m.al king. for the fourth time in five years, the super bowl set a record with the most-watched tv event in history. it drew 111 mmllion users. we are a little skeptical this morning. they did not break the number down. i am sure that a ton of people walked away from watching the game in the second half. charles: the biggest share ever. that was at kickoff. everyone is anticipating it. everyone was watching. stuart: then you got that first play. i think it is starting to trickle right after that. the beatles made their debut. for that occasion, 73 million viewers tuned into that one appearance by the beatles. i think 73 million viewers in 1964 is bigger than 111 in viewers and 2014c16 i agree. you have to be right. at least 90% of america had to be watching. stuart: somebody had to hold those rabbit ears to get good reception. i give you my take on the staff of farney and company, young, fresh, motivated. now you will have your take. ♪ oh hey, neill, how areou? how was the trip? [ le ann

fox news contributor kt mcfarland, deputy assistant for president reagan and fox news' national security, welcome to both of you. on the details of this deal, you say obama got played. >> he is the only guy who doesn't realize he got played. iran was supposed to stop its nuclear program as opposed to prevent a nuclear uncertainty in the middle east and we give up sanctions. we have given up those sanctions but iran has announced they are not stopping the nuclear program and other countries in the region recognizing that have said we will get nukes of our own. the two goals, those are both not going to be met. bill: the amazing thing is they are being so transparent about it. they are saying two days ago we are keeping with this program. do we have any leverage now to fix what has been done? >> that is the question. we've already spent that leverage. by lifting some of the sanctions it is the same thing as lifting all of them. businesses are lined up to do business with iran. the economic pressure, momentum of the market will in effect raise those sanctions with a president obama wants to

. >> please join me in honoring cnn hero and i'm proud that he's a fellow scotsman, magnus mcfarlande amazing. >> we have become good friends. now here i am in liberia. >> so we have been driving for about an hour now. and we're right in the heart of the country. we're passing little kids going to school where the feeding program is going on. >> there's just a huge need here. huge problems with malnutrition. we're providing daily meals so children come to school. >> who's next? >> it's a great partnership going on here. the parents, the elders, children, volunteers. >> when cnn heroes happened, we were feeding just over 400,000 children. now we're well over 800,000 children every day. that's in the world. we have seen enrollment in schools have increased. >> what is this? lion. >> a lot of them didn't eat at all in a day before they came to school. now they are motivated to come to school. they can focus. education becomes a possibility. >> who would have thought when i gave magnus the cnn heroes award i would be surrounded by some a maizing kids. >> so nice. we will be honoring a ne

mcfarland coming.nell: pinball is that, business is booming, the world's biggest pinball machinemaker, jeff flock is talking to the man who kept the game back from the brink, still ahead. welcome back. how is everything? here's nothing like being your own boss! d my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life asier. maybe a promotion is in order. gd news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male anuncer] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. >> talking about the olympics but first trying to get through the of all the tile week's first and nicole petallides has some of the first of. >> i have some of the new highs but look at netflix looking at stocks that are at the 52-week highs or the all-time high. there is some doubt narrows but they did hit highs. riley also hit a high as well. netflix in the burger king -- to burger king also wynn. we saw twitter down almost 20 percent

kt mcfarland, fox news national security analyst and former deputy assistant secretary of defense in the reagan administration. how big of a deal would that be if the country decides to separate, they divide? >> this is huge. here is the problem. this is the hard part. the easy part was getting rid of the old government. it is like a three-act play. everybody is united get rid of the bad dictator. act two, opposition has to govern. ukraine has massive problems. they are dreadfully, heavily in debt. they need a $35 billion bailout. they need $2 billion in 10 days to keep going. they are heavily dependent on the russian energy to keep the heat on and car transportation. what is likely to happen? we don't know. will russia step in with money? will they bail them out? will they turn off the gas. jon: do you see the u.s. taxpayer on the hook at all? >> could be. >> do you think that would be wise use of other money. >> i think everybody has interest interest to keep ukraine stable and not have ukraine to fall apart. russia to grab eastern provinces. russia grab crimea the same way russia

mcfarland with protesters in independence square denouncing the pact. 19 points. the sales pace of existing homes in january flowing to the lowest levels seen in more than a year. we have the chairman and co-founder on whether or not this housing market is buckling under higher mortgage rates and the cold winter we just went through. ashley: speaking of winter we found a lot of it this year and is not over yet. another dreaded polar for tax on the way. the forecast when the next blast of brutal cold temperatures will rise in your neck of the wood. lori: google working on new smart phone technology that can build a virtual 3d model of your surroundings but first, time for stocks, let's head to the floor of the stock exchange, nicole petallides, the dow could see three weeks of gains if we were to close at this level. nicole: we are watching and now, 60,154 is the number to look for so we are just under that. if you gain a point or two we have the winning week on wall street which would be three 3 weeks of gains for the dow jones industrials. we are off o