i am anna edwards. >> i am mark barton.e getting breaking numbers run france's biggest carrier of communication. caroline, it is big news on the dividend. >> it is being cut. cents is whatt -- it will be in 2014. you have seen the price wars. it has really hit many of these where it hurts. orange is the biggest phone carrier. cutting dividends and slashing costs for 2014 come it brings in line to compensate sales. the competition is so strong in front. they're having to cut costs. it'll bring more price education. saying why the cfo was the consolidation is positive. -- sfr is being looked at the moment. >> give us a fair take on the latest revelation. the bending confirming overnight they have received two bids for the sfr unit that they have. they said they would offer 14.5 billion euros. bouygues. seeing euros.llion operator in france is looking to offer about $20 billion. it looks as if the evaluation --m bouygues >> interesting. -- whatetition competition implications there might be? --soon as it was created interestin

i am mark barton. >> i am anna edwards. it is 7:00 in london on tuesday morning. warmm wife and -- a welcome to the second hour. we'll go out to the hague where hundred nickel is standing by with the latest from the summit chols is hans ni standing by with a list from the summit. president obama is in town. its symbolism. g-8 has been canceled and they will have a separate meeting in brussels. it is a tool for the move. any talk of additional sanctions and there are talks, they are conditional. it is if russian moves choosing to the easter ukraine where they are mapping along the borders. it would be a separate set of sanctions but no new heart sanctions have been discussed. u.s. officials are talking about the fed the current sanctions are having on the russian economy and the ruble. there's on was a bit of will boston. -- almost a bit of boasting. here is what an advisor said if russia makes additional action, if there are new station he said we will have increasingly significant impact on the russian economy if russia co

. >> i am anna edwards. the time is 7:00. stay with countdown today. we will get earnings, coming any minute now. do not miss a conversation with the ceo diego hernandez. that will be a first on bloomberg interview. and an earnings and sales update, coming up. chatting with john rogers and a half hour's time. do not miss that today. >> we will start with the numbers from chile. >> i will give it a top line, as i see it. the full-year revenue down 11%. billion,s with over $5 final dividend. we expected revenue to fall last year because of one thing, if you're going to choose one thing. that is the price of copper. if you look at some of the averages, it was seven percent lower than one year earlier. it is about what happens going forward. forward, you have copper down 11%. last year, not good. 30.1% on the year. it is about how this plays out. there in the margins, earning margins. -- year'slast yours numbers. this year not looking any better. earningsl have the with the ceo coming up. hernandez joins us in a few moments. >> car sales in europe have ris

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anna, i don't know what happened between you, and i don't need to know. what i do know is, he loves you very much. we were very close once. -i made some choices he didn't approve of. -that doesn't sound so terrible. well, we both said some things that we shouldn't have. next thing you know, we're out of each other's lives. anyway if you could give this to him when he gets back i'd appreciate it. of course. thank you, mr. washington. good-bye. good-bye. yes, rosa. okay. say hello to everybody. good-bye. so, are you going to change my bed too ? not today. your bed isn't on the schedule. pretty strict rules, if you ask me. - hello, nurse brenda. - hi, mr. brashov. how are you feeling today ? much, much better. good. so where are you hiding mr. jenkins ? i'm getting bored talking to myself. i'm afraid mr. jenkins didn't make it. what do you mean "didn't make it" ? he died in the operating room a little while ago. that's impossible. he was telling me jokes yesterday. we were laughing together. mr. jenkins was a very sick man. he just wasn't the type to complai

i'm anna edwards >.barton. >> continuing with the manchester united theme, this is interesting. this is that manchester united must go on the season, talking about the club's dna. is that a criticism of the manager? sure. suggesting they are not playing the way that manchester united all to play. that might be the way that manchester united -- >> it's all about the brawl in the paper. for manthe easiest tie u? >> it's difficult, isn't it? >> portman? >> possibly. portman.a or >> is incredible stuff. more tears from you. i cannot take it. tissues. it makes my job painful. >> does it really? >> shall we carry on with support? >> the 2020 world cup, talking cricket, bangladesh is hosting, the first major cricket tournament they have ever hosted. it could be the last, that is what this article is about. the government has spent about $40 million on hosting it, and a country where people survive on less than two pounds per day, factories are being shut, shops being told to close early to avoid. tickets have b

i am mark barton. >> i am anna edwards.porters are standing by across the world, ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. manus cranny is watching earnings from supermarket chain william morrison. ryan chilcote has the latest on the ukraine situation. >> the search for the missing malaysia plan, still nothing. haslinda amin has the latest from koala lump or. an airline trans -- plans to triple operating profit. david tweed is in berlin with lufthansa's most recent results. >> changes, to the formula one race. this week we are taking you to the chairman. we will see -- show you how he fits this with his other interests. earnings for the fourth biggest supermarket. manus cranny is here to bring the numbers. >> good morning. dow 2% for the full year. let's see if we can -- that comes in at 17.7 billion pounds. morrison's has been under pressure. let's just see if we can get a little bit more detail. downrevenue comes in 17.2%. in terms of the actual news release, let's see what else we can give you. >> p.a.t. dow

. >> i am anna edwards. it is 6:00. bloomberg reporters are standing by ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. search for thehe missing malaysian airline flights. manus cranny is in paris at the global conference. >> david inglis has more on china hoss export -- china country as exports falling. hans nichols is in berlin looking at mobile and cloud and big data from the conference. .> stay with us this morning city coming up. the conference in paris and we will be speaking exclusively to the philadelphia fed president. >> the search continues for the missing malaysian jets. fromt 370 was heading kuala lumpur to beijing. more. haslinda, what is the latest on the search efforts? mark, at a news conference, the aviation authorities of malaysia said nothing from flight 370 has been found and the oil from the oil slick was cover on the water of vietnam. it is being investigated and analyzed to see if it was indeed from the missing aircraft. 48 hours after all contest was 70, nothing yet and nothing is known.

i am mark barton. >> i am anna edwards.r attention to the crisis in ukraine. russia is planning a outer .roposal to the u.s. solution ryan chilcote will give us more details that could be a diplomatic solution. >> it could be. that is quite striking. the u.s. and russia have been exchanging ideas about a way out of the crisis which is a starting point. we know president putin invited john kerry to meet with him and that's a starting point. the question is, how serious are these exchanges of ideas? secretary kerry did not go to moscow because of the u.s. did not believe that russia is being serious enough about the far.sals it has made thus the russians will make a counter proposal. the window for negotiations may be not so big. the referendum itself is said to take place on sunday. the united states has been clear if it goes forward, the u.s. does not see much room for horse trading. they have said they would not recognize. >>, to of a threat is it for oil companies operating? >> it would not move their share price right aw

thank you so much anna.eciate it. >>> another fox news alert panic at the airport in philadelphia. >> watch as passengers start to run as smoke pours in from the plane's engine. this video taken shortly after the flight took a nose-dive on the runway adds you can see. that happened during takeoff from philadelphia to fort lauderdale, florida. >> you look out the window those are the sparks coming much over the sparks fly. >> everyone used emergency slides to get off the plane. no one was injured seriously. the problem the plane's landing gear blew out. we will have a live report from philadelphia about the latest on the investigation this morning. 8 people are dead after the apartment explosion in new york city. the number is expected to go up. rescue crews are using dogs and thermal de dex gear to search through the rubble hoping to find more survivors. the only call made to 911 was 15 minutes before that explosion. dozens of other people were hurt including three children. >> drama in court as prosecutors

. >> i'm anna eds. . international pressure on russia following its seizure of its crimea region. our europe editor david swede is following the e.u. summit taking place in brussels. berlin, of course. jonathan has the market reaction. jonathan, plenty of market reaction. >> you look at the russian equity market, headed to the biggest drop. the ruble holding up a little bit for one reason. the russian central bank has come out of high rates from 5% to 7%. they cite the rates are intended to prevent inflation risks. what it doesn't do is take away that political risk. you saw what happened in turkey when they hiked rates. a complete turn-around again. in the broader markets, you are seeing general risk aversion. the swiss franc into gold. >> it feeds a matter of time before they were going to raise rates, wasn't it, john? inflation has been above the central bank's target for 17 months. the target is 5%. they are well above the targets. investors waiting for a long time for this to happen, haven't they? >> they have a measure. it is a vanishing act, isn't it? their revenue is from

i'm anna kooiman. a fox news alert. hijacked. the prime minister of malaysia speaking out overnight saying the communications on flight 370 were intentionally disabled, calling it a, quote, deliberate act. but where is that plane? the breaking details ahead. >> yes. we did build that. and now we are giving it away for free to the rest of the world. the obama in administration about to hand over control of the internet to foreign countries. why? we will tell you. >> and the piano man loses his lyrics. ♪ >> and what he had to say about that song will surprise you. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> you are watching "fox & friends." >> well, good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on the east coast on saturday. we begin with a fox news alert. all signs this morning do point to a hijacking. the prime minister of malaysia just wrapped up a press conference. he said someone on the missing malaysia airlines flight deliberately caused that flight to go off the map. the search is now focusing on two new areas from indonesia to the southern in

i'm anna kooiman. less than 24 hours to go until the alleged obama care deadline and the president's signature achievement. the punchline? >> what we're going to do is you're going to hold this health care.gov sign and we'll give you ferrell's hat and an e-cigarette to chew on. and he's going to -- >> fist bump. >> all this as another state steps away from the exchanges. >>> and this morning secretary of state john kerry heads to paris to meet his russian counterpart. but will ruling with his soft hand have any effect on putin's plans? we'll tell you. >>> and is this the key to happy sentence. >> again? >> at first, he was a little anxious. >> what? >> i say the chance -- >> why one man has been watching "groundhog day" to give him a happy life. i agree with him. "fox and friends" begins right now. >>> we have two ferrell references then. send us your pictures of what makes you happy. >> keep them g-rated, however. >> that's an odd term for you to say. they don't have to be totally g-rated. they can be

i am mark barton. >> i am anna edwards.his monday morning, the second hour of the program. the topis in ukraine is of the agenda for president obama. obama arrived for the first leg of his 60 day trip through europe and the middle east. our international correspondent is in hague. he has details. land indent obama will a few hours but his words have already landed. he gave an interview to a local publication where he warned of increased sanctions against russia. he is outlining the sanctions trying to bring the europeans along to get the tone right to not go too far because of their is a recognition from obama and europe that if you go too far, you could cripple the global economy. here is what the president said if russia continues on the path, the sanctions and the pressures on russian economy and the diplomatic situation will only increase. this is the basic choice that russia will have to make. there was a realization that the u.s. could go further and a european union could go further but has to be cognizant of the fac

they're identified, anna corn. we weren't sure if we were going to get her. anna coern joins us now. where are you tonight and how are you able to get up and talk to us? >> reporter: yeah, erin, we had to change premises. the hotel we were staying which told us that we had to stop broadcasting that, you know, base significantically we had to shut down our operation. that was just before we went to air last night. yeah, we've moved from that. as you would have seen from that ccta footage, the bulgarian journalist, it's scary to what is going on here. there's a real angst here and the silver appointed government here in crimea, they are cracking down on any dissent, any opposition. you mentioned those television stations. you know, the two crimean television stations. they don't want any other opposing voices in this region. on the lead up to that refr run dem, it's just taken place this afternoon. ud fied starmy base. it's 1 1/3 hours than we are from here. they told the ukrainians to suspender. they rammed the gate and got into the base. apparently the ukrain

. >> anna and i are celebrating because coming up anna and i went to an ice skating rink yesterday. >> you played hockey? >> we played hockey? >> pond hockey. >> i was absolutely terrible but anna takes a classic spill. >> and i have a bruise to prove it i think on my -- >> we'll show you that later. >> a great shot. >> we've got this story because we begin with a fox news alert. president obama reaching out to russian president vladimir putin in a 90-minute phone call. have you ever had a 90-minute phone call. >> with anyone. >> urging him to deescalate tensions in ukraine. russian troops continue to move through ukraine's crimea region. peter is live in washington with the latest. good morning, peter. >> good morning. the latest news from moscow is that russian troops are still moving aggressively into ukraine and president putin has permission from russian parliament to send in some more. this comes as the russian border guard service now says that they have counted at least 675,000 people fleeing ukraine for russia in the last two months because of what the russians describe as a

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we were talk to our reporter anna coren on the ground.ense president obama and russian president vladamir putin spoke again by phone this afternoon for an hour. that is the breaking news. they talked, president obama offering a diplomatic way out, including russian-ukrainian talks. international monitors, russian military stand down as well as ukrainian elections in may. that said today's moves do not tell any easing of the crisis. we want to take a look at capabilities and possibilities. joined by jim sciutto and retired army major james spider marks. appreciate all of you being with us. general marks, the u.s. is moving assets into the region. talking about fighter jets to destroyers. walk us through what's happening with those assets. >> what we see right now, jim, thanks. if you could put the f 15s, the air force is moving f 15s into lithuania and some f-16s into poland. we have the positioning of high-speed attack aircraft. we also have the "uss truxton" a destroyer, which has left from the eastern, about to go through the bosphorus

i'm mark barton. >> i'm anna edwards. a warm welcome to the program. let's talk about stress. the federal reserve rejected the capital plan for banks. jonathan ferro has details for us. jon? you're not stressed. >> i am, quite often. the fed says no. i think that is big news overnight. for citigroup. plans to buy back shares and boost dividends. they are going to have to readdress plans. two rounds no those tests. think of the first one as what if? what if unemployment peaked at 11%. house prices fell 25%. can these banks withstand a recession? st week the big guns all passed. the result is about taking into account their capital plans. it is very subjective. it wasn't just citi that failed. hsbc. santander. >> it is really interesting. on the quantitative measures to peer one capital, they pass. >> they passed in that sense but they failed on the processes. r.b.f.?does it mean for it is -- r.b.s.? it is planning to sell shares. >> revenue and losses under economic stress. how many problems did this bank have? this is one

i'm anna coyman.age from the malaysian airlines 370. moments ago, officials spoke out at a news conference. what they said, straight ahead. >>> and he's not a politician. he's not even running for office. but he has some advice for conservatives. >> you need to go out and talk to people, everybody you know, have a discussion. don't let the left shut you up. >> that was dr. ben carson, of course. we'll join us exclusively this morning. >>> and this, she's so entitled, she's suing her own parents. but now, people supporting this hard partying teenager are calling out an entire generation. saying that baby boomers are to blame. >>> "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. >> all right. maybe this music will wake you up with a smile because you're getting an hour less of sleep. thank you for waking up with us. it is a daylight savings morning. >> point out you're getting an extra hour of sunlight. >> the glass is half full. >> yes, it is, anna coyman. good morning. i have put this out on twitter and pe

let's bring in anna, commentator and strategist. a source close to chris christie said he will focus on what it means to be a conservative republican. do you think this audience wants to hear that from him? >> reporter: actually i do. i'll tell you i've heard chris christie before many times. he's an engaging and energetic speaker. i think he'll have a good reception here and highlight the actions of the governors. he's the chair of the republican governor's association. i expect to hear him talk about what governors are doing around the country. i expect him to take a positive approach, what republicans are for, and they need to be a party of ideas. i expect him to do something he doesn't usually, take a shot at media saying we as republicans can't let the media define us. very good applause here, john. >> that's an easy applause line will there. taking a shot at the media like taking a shot at the new york yankees in boston. scotty, let me ask you. anna says the governor standing tall in the face of what he believes to be unfair m

our anna coryn is there. with us, is charles and anna. i want to start with you, anna, on the ground there. whatest latest y wh that's the latest you are seeing on the ground there occupying crimea? >> reporter: we are getting unconfirmed reports at least from the ukrainian defense ministry that there is something like 30,000 russian troops now here in crimea. we are at a military base yesterday. we certainly saw hundreds of soldiers obvious will i nly not the russian uniform. there was no insignia. they were flying the russian flag and had russian license plate. they told us that 700 russian troops had arrived last week. we are getting reports that there is only going to be more in the coming days. obviously, in the leadup to the referendum, we are counting down to the referendum which will take place on the 16th of march wiscons which will allow the citizens to decide if they want to stay with ukraine or break apart. tensions rising here. in he dissent whatsoever, any voice other than that of pro-russian supporters, is knocked down stra

martha: i'm curious, anna, what was said.on the bank there, if he turned to them and said thank you for saving my life or if he turned to them at that moment and said how come you guys didn't answer our phone call, my wife has been calling for hours, how significant would those conversations be? >> i think it would be significant because it would be talking about his state of mind at the time. if he did say thank you so much, then, of course, the rescuers could use that to their advantage. but he could say i was such a state of duress that that was the first thing that i said, i was so gratified they came, but after thinking about it, it took so long. so those could be used for him or against him depending on the context. martha: bradford, anna, thanks so much. bill: jenna lee's coming up in a moment here. good morning. jenna: happy friday to you. brand new fox polling to tell you about, this time over obamacare and the midterm elections. also there's new military movements in the ukraine. i know you've been talking quite a b

i am anna edwards.berg reporters are standing by across the world to deliver the stories that will drive your day. manus cranny is at westminster. david english has information on the bank of england. caroline hyde is digging into the price war from softbank president. ryan chilcote and monitoring the situation in ukraine as russian titan is a grip on crimea. >> what is coming up on the program. earnings will be released. do not miss in that interview. that is coming up later during the day. >> mark carney faces his toughest test. he is defending the integrity of the bank of england that has a, embroiled in the manipulation scandal. good morning, manus. >> a very good day to you, mark. years, libor resonates and people mind when the bank of england was accused of being naÏve. here we are with another unregulated market. critically important point for foreign change is on -- unregulated. that is what mark carney will be asked at the house of parliament. the issue isn't this -- they're concerned that a fo

we were talk to our reporter anna coren on the ground. destroy. walk us through what's happening with those as zblesets. >> if you could put the f 15s, the air force is moving f 15s into lithuania and poland. we have the positioning of high-speed attack aircraft. we also have the usstruxton, a destroyer which has left from the eastern, about to go through the bosforus into the region. >> at the same time we have these russian moves, some of which are pretty aggressive. ways going to joao a satellite map after sebastopol. these three russian ships have moved in. is that how a blockade works? >> it does. 9 way you have to neutralize naval ships you either board them, in other words take control of them, you sink them to the bottom, or you blockade them so their function can't be performed. this is the least aggressive if you will of the possibilities. >> what's interesting, you mentioned sinking a ship because the other blockade they've been doing is further up the coast of crimea at another base here where the russians actually scuttled an old moth

i am anna edwards. let's tell you what is coming up later this morning on "the pulse " we will be joined by the former tesco boss. he will discuss one of his newest ventures and share his thoughts on u.k. business. before all that, let's get back to our top story. what has been taking place in turkey. prime minister erdogan has declared victory in local elections. let's get to istanbul where we are joined by elliott gotkine. >> a huge victory for prime minister erdogan. alongside thening mayoral candidate for a stengel where he won -- for istanbul where he once ruled the roost. his party was very much in play here. questions, wasd he going to win more of the vote, would they hold off, would they hold onto istanbul? the answer to all of those questions, yes. he has scored the political equivalent of a hat trick. he felt emboldened yesterday when he came onto the dock any outside his headquarters in the turkish capital to greet thousands of cheering supporters. he said that his victory was a defeat for th

it was air anna huffington, it was -- >> keep going.r anna huffington was -- >> keep going.i anna huffington was -- >> keep going.anna huffington, was -- >> keep going. it was lawrence o'donnell, rachel maddow, it was arianna huffington all coming out and saying the same thing. are they foreign policy experts? absolutely not. >> but i think he was wrong and even today, he says i didn't say threats, but i said foe and i think china is our long-term threat/foe, geopolitical strategy, whatever you want to call it. >> let me get a break in here. remember, send us a tweet during this hour. we're going to read some of your messages later in the program. when we come back, sayre rare palin, is she more of a politician these days or a pund pundit? and later, bob costas's take on the media culture. >> you have to have an outrage of the day and a villain of the day and even if that person has to by caricatured in order to make the discussion more heated, that's what happens. >>> sarah palin, take a look at her with apologies to dr. seuss. >> i do not like reporters smug replies when i complain about t

cnn's anna coren has that, live for us in crimea this morning. good morning. >> reporter: hi, christine. there is no doubt about it, a new border is being erected between crimea and ukraine. we drove up there yesterday, and we came across a checkpoint. our car was searched, equipment was searched, one of our cameras was taken and turned off. but the soldiers eventually spoke to us. they said we could not film the area. what we saw were camps of russian soldiers. when we moved a little bit further, we could see that there were armored personal carriers that are being dug in. they were rolling out barbed wire. they were digging holes for fence posts. and they were also putting up signs that would indicate a mine field. and we spoke to a local, christine, who said that a local dog, one of his neighbor's dogs had been blown up after he ran into the area a few days ago. so, there is real concern that this area is now part of russia, effectively. they didn't want us to film, they did not want us to show the evidence, but i can assure you, christine, it

this is anna. >> this is brian. so what can we expect today and what was the significance, if anything, of that bow? fox news poll reveals that the highest majority now feel president obama is not a strong and decisive leader at a time in which we need one. >> joining us is president of the american islamic forum and democracy and author of "a battle for the soul of islam and american muslim patriot's fight." good morning. >> good morning. >> earlier this week we saw the president remind the world, some say of our weakness, that we have a leaner military. what does he need to do while in saudi arabia on this trip to kind of tell our adversaries and our allies that we still hold weight here? >> we need to be a country and have a president that's based in principles and moral leadership that it's not just about -- certainly we have their attention now because it is about iran. it is about balancing the power in the middle east and not letting iran get nuclear weapons and there is no greater friend than the saudis. but

but anna, i appreciate it. thank you. anna vassilieva. she heads up the russian department at russian studies. >>> a two week saga began when ex-piles tried to profit by exporting libyan oil. >> reporter: u.s. officials reportedly had considered intervening in the case of the morning glory, the commercial tank that are docked in libya and set sell in the mediterranean with millions of dollars worth of oil attempted to be sold on the black market. however, an u.s. official told reporters on monday that this intervention could not have happened without the express request of the libyan government. as it happens the ship was in international waters and the cypress government also made the request for the u.s. to intervene. president barack obama did give the order, and late tonight night eastern time, early morning middle of europe time, the navy seals did take control of the ship from their base on board the u.s.s. roosevelt. the ship is on its way back to libya under the control of navy seals and sailors, who had already been deployed in t

anna jung, nhk world, seoul. >>> all right. that is going to wrap it up for biz this hour. let's get you a check now of the markets. >>> the chair of the u.s. senate intelligence committee has accused the cia of secretly searching the committee's computers, and removing documents. the director john brennan denies his staff acted improperly. >> without prior notification or approval, cia personnel had conducted a search, that was john brennan's word, of the committee computers at the offsite facility. >> the committee has been investigating charges the cia used excessive force in questioning terror suspects after the 9/11 attacks. chair dianne feinstein said the committee have been examining the allegations since 2009. internal documents related to the interrogations were made available by the cia on computers at a leased facility. feinstein says the agency later searched not only those computers, but the committee's internal network, as well. she condemned the move, saying they may have violated the separation of powers principle, embodies in the u.s. constitution. the agen

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i'm anna kooiman. with malaysian flight 370 hijacked by its own pilots, new details this morning as investigators try to learn more about extremist past. this as they look into the search for the missing plane. the breaking details straight ahead. >>> and russian paratroopers flood the ukrainian border and more than 20,000 occupants flood crimea as the country hangs in the balance. will they choose to be ruled by due putin? >>> and a hero gave his legs for our country. we are here with his story. "fox and friends" begins right now. >>> we have a fox news alert this morning, brand new video showing lookouts aboard the american missile "the u.s.s. kid" as the search expands for the missing malaysian airlines jet. >> and u.s. intelligence officials are leaning toward the theory that one or both of the pilots may be responsible for the plane's disappearance. >> peter doocy is joining us from washington, d.c. and one of the pilots had a flight simulator in their home. >> reporter: yes, they are looking to s

our anna corn is there. anna, what can you tell us about these armed militias on the ground? >> reporter: they are certainly everywhere here in crimea. obviously we saw what happened to robert serry a little earlier this evening and it really caught everybody offguard. it demonstrates how volatile and dangerous the situation is. these thugs, if you like, are everywhere. they're dressed in black or in military fatigues. they're very suspicious of westerners. every time we interviewed somebody, they approached us and listened in to what we were saying, if it was anything against this new government that's taken over here in crimea, which is obviously very pro russian. then that was something that they would address. but these people are very visible. they're obviously in government buildings, they're at the airport as you're trying in. on top of these thugs, these local militias, you have russian troops, some 16,000 that have surrounded or occupied military bases here in crimea. erin, there are reports that perhaps more will be coming in, in the coming days. >> anna coren, than

i'm anna kooiman. we start with a fox news alert. while you were sleeping, an earthquake shook los angeles. people jolted by the biggest one in years. >> the started shaking side to side. >> i felt like the world was going to end and i was going to die. >> the breaking details on the damage left behind. >> plus, is the white house keeping the real obamacare number secret while touting other, less reliable numbers? how many people have actually paid for heir healthcare, for example? why don't they tell you that? we will coming up. >> high school basketball field torn out because they are not equal to the girl's seats. their stadium doesn't look as good as the boys. fair or foul, you decide. "fox & friends" starts right now. >>> welcome back. >> he is tan and rested and working on bikini body. >> i'm ready for 16. my bikini body? [ laughter ] >> great to see you anna and clayton. >> welcome back. great to see you, clayton. >> the issue everybody has been talking the gwyneth paltrow story. she says it's m

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but it's tv, it's fox. >> but if anybody could do it, anna could do it. >> anna could do it.more that makes your outer thighs work. if you do this for a while, especially uphill, you'll really start to feel it. >> when you fall off, and you shoot straight backwards, you get back on? >> that's a burpee. >> i see the lady at the gym doing that sideways skip. >> let's take the treadmill all the way up to high, 15 is the highest grade. and i would recommend going at 2 miles an hour. when you're walking uphill forward, you work your quads in front and your gluts, your backside. this is great for your hamstr g hamstrings and calves get into it. you can turn to your left and you skip. so feet together and apart. left right left. so you're not crossing your feet, tucker, you're taking your right foot out and bringing the left to it. a little hop and that really starts to burn your left outer thigh a and then you can walk forward again. >> there's also the danger question. >> what about these sprint intervals, i do this all the time on the treadmill, and i don't know if i'm doing it a

dee anna scott. timothy killy kelly. tariq ferrar. [speaker not understood]. next speaker, please. >>> okay, five years, $13 million to put lip stick on a pig. [laughter] (applause) >>> my name is carol mayer and i teach business at city college of san francisco. in my previous career i worked with information technology systems so i am qualified to comment on this. ccsf's it system is called banner and it's version 2.0, the current one is from 1998. the current revision is 8.8 so there is 16 years much technological upgrades and advances that are missing. yet ccsf administration or special trustee decided unilaterally to lock into a five-year $13 million services agreement with a private vendor without even looking into the cost of just upgrading to 8.8 or even looking to other vendors that are out there like peoplesoft who also have higher ed system. so, i just started asking around. one reason we were given. a new system could take-two years and we don't have that kind of time. our problems were urgent. but this conflicts because you signed a five-year agre

now wagging over how the rap superstar with legitimate fashion creds managed to get fashion titan annathem on the cover of what's long been considered the industry's bible. "dear vogue, there is a difference between controversial and classless. learn it." celebrities even taken aback by the choice. actress sarah michelle geller tweeting, "well, i guess i'm canceling my "vogue" subscription. who's with me?" the hip-hop star has been publicly pushing for the reality star to get the coveted position for months. >> there's no way that kim kardashian shouldn't be on the cover of "vogue." she's like the most intriguing woman right now. >> we've been seeing a lot of out of the box choices from "vogue" lately. i think it's very clear that anna wintour is evolving the magazine as society evolves. >> reporter: wintour whose life inspired "the devil wears prada" -- >> you have no style. >> reporter: -- defending her decision writing in the magazine "you may have read that kanye begged me to put his fiancee on "vogue's" cover. he did nothing of the sort adding "there's barely a strand of modern me

anna coren is joining us. what's happened?> reporter: well, wolf, as we know, tensions have been extremely high around these military bases where these russian troops have really surrounded these installations, but it would appear that this evening the situation really blew up at this one particular air base. these russian troops ramming a truck through the gates. they were on the base for some time. the ukrainians were holed up inside the base. there was a command for the russian troops to retreat. they did that. the problem, however, was when the local militia got involved. and they attacked journalists on the same -- some even had to be hospitalized. but wolf, we're seeing this angst and hostility towards the media and the concern is that it is only going to get worse. on a street in the heart of simferopol, masked paramilitaries confiscated equipment from a tv station. filming across the road a bulgarian journalist who has suddenly been spotted. within seconds he's pushed to the ground. a gun aimed at his head. his assista

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joining me is anna who you saw in the earlier clip. you for joining me. >> you're very welcome, brian. >> how do you avoid conflict with these militiamen, police officials, some of whom seem to have it out for you? >> reporter: it's very hard to avoid them. there is such hostility and animosity towards western media when you say you are from cnn, you are public enemy number one. they don't want anything to do with europe or the united states. obviously, that is what cnn reps. we've had clashes with local militia. certainlily they've told us to stop filming, threatened to confiscate our cameras, shoved a machine gun into my cameraman's camera. this is something that is happening on a regular basis. this of course while the russian president vladimir putin says there are no russian forces on the crimean peninsula. we have the proof, have the evidence, and they just don't want us to show it, brian. >> it's a very specific example of journalists doing their jobs, showing the evidence of what is there even if there are denials from the gove

>> reporter: anna organizes an alual women of aviation week -- an annual women of aviation week. to careers in aviation where she says only 6% of american commercial pilots are female. >> i love learning about airlines. >> reporter: and it coordinates panels featuring pioneering women pilots and offers girls free plane rides donated by local pilots. many girls experience their first time off the ground. >> it's so much fun. >> reporter: it's a thrill for east palo alto 7th grader. how did you feel? >> it was awesome. >> reporter: college student confirmed her dream to be a commercial pilot. >> wow. i want to get back up there again one more day. >> reporter: and olga the first hispanic female pilot in the u.s. air force says ana encourages girls to soar in a field they may never have considered. >> they may come back and find her and say, hey, you know, this really made a difference in my life. >> it's a little taste of something i enjoy a lot. >> reporter: so for giving girls their first snapshots of the wonder of aviation, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to ana

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