he applied it to fox news. one of the things they found interviewing all these people is a sense of loyalty he inspires in a sense of inspiration. ailes channeled this kind of dark childhood that he had into this positive message of making people feel as if they can overcome anything. >> host: again to feed into people feeling their world is disappearing for that kind of contradiction. he harnesses contradictions to repeal us to peoples different needs. i want to talk about television for a s%needs. i want to talk about television for a second. he ends up at ohio university. a pioneering broadcasting the part and a radio television becoming an industry in the 1950s. ailes is kind of loss. he didn't know what he wanted to do. he wanted to join the military but he was kept out of the air force. he found this mission, his life was the studio. he would come in at 6:00 in the morning, because last to leave. as a reporter, who is interesting see your subject to find their mission in life. interviewing ailes' college

they would start on fox and friends and go to the news hour and continued to prime-time. you see that going back to tbn with the repetition of stowers -- stories as a powerful propaganda point. >> host: if you watch "msnbc" and fox sometimes you feel you are watching parallel universes because stories on fox often have been about acorn or solyndra the green power. what would you say to people who say, let me just ask you what you see is the difference between what "msnbc" is doing? are they similar or how are they different? >> guest: in many ways they have outfoxed fox on the left. "msnbc" has decided there business is a progressive liberal talk show and i think that's an insure sting marketing strategy. it's important to point out that was the business decision. as we talked about it to "msnbc" was more than happy to be a conservative right-wing network after 9/11 when they thought that was a better marketing strategy. ailes started fox for political reasons and "msnbc" is a business marketing issue but what i think is interesting is "msnbc" is not as good as fox. just a

editor provides a detailed look at the life of the former nixon white house member that started fox news channel. this program is about an hour. >> host: congratulations on your new book. it's generating a lot of interest. it's particularly interesting to me who covered for many years in new york and also because i was on a fox news program years back. so i want to ask first of all what attracted you to write a book about roger ailes? >> guest: that is a great question. i've covered the media for a decade now and i've been fascinated by the intersection of media and politics and covered the times, the post, cnn, msnbc and wanted to do with the history of fox news because it revolutionized cable news and it was the most dominant network. the ratings were double that of cnn and msnbc. and very early in the reporting of the book i realized the way to tell the story was true to th the life and career of roger ailes of fox is a complete expression of his worldview. the network is shaped in his image and without the unique talent i don't think fox would be the success that it is so it develope

if you were watching fox news, you did not. not to carry the president's deeply personal comments live, despite the fact that o'reilly thought it was important enough to attend the event and rupert murdoch thought it was important enough to tweet about it on thursday. a later of the day o'reilly devoted a chunk of his show to the initiative he did praise it, but he described what he would do differently. >> you're going to have to get people like jay-z, all right, kayne west, all of these gangster rappers to knock it off. that's number one. they idolize these guys with the hats on backwards and the terrible rap lyrics and the drug and all of that. you got to get these guys. >> bill o'reilly, obama adviser, who would have thought. i love how he stretches jay-z's name out like four syllables long. jay-zp. back to the speech. something of a pattern at fox news, they sometimes skip presidential events while other networks are showing them live. sometimes fox says the speeches are predictable political events. i reached out to fox an

>>> we have a fox news alert. voting is under way in ukraine's crimea, deciding whether to become a part of russia. the referendum sparked deadly violence but it is expected to pass. western nations say it's completely illegitimate. crimea is made up primarily of ethnic russians who are apparently taking orders from moscow. let's go to amy kellogg from the ukrainian capital of kiev. >> reporter: hi, jamie. what is happening in crimea is in many ways, really the tip of the iceberg. the aggression and the propaganda and the intimidation there are stirring and fermting a lot of distrust and anger and possibly even hatred in other parts of ukraine. this as the voting goes on in crimea. with 22,000 russian troops in that relatively small region, there's not much concern that it will be anything but a fairly ordererly vote today and a resounding yes for russia. we may never know how people really feel about this referendum. there would be widespread reports of detentions and harassment of those who oppose e it or speak

fox news anchor. greta van sustren was the one tonight. she makes much of the fact that she was a lawyer, but she obviously has no comprehension of the law in the case that darrell issa is pursuing, which he calls a scandal and fox news calls a scandal. and the only way you can call it a scandal is if you have never read the law on 501c-4 organizations. the investigation that darrell issa says he's pursuing is how the irs has administered the law and regulations on 51c-4 regular plapgs that's what this is all about. that is the subject of darrell issa's investigation. nothing more, nothing less. and you would think that congressman issa would have read at some point the very simple law on 501c-4 organizations. u you would think someone at fox news would have done that. but they haven't. they won't. they never whether. i was the first to make the wording of that law public last year. but fox news and most of the washington media still relentlessly avoid the wording of that law, which is absolutely esse

this sunday on fox news sunday. your local listings. >> there's been a lot of talk in the last week about the missing malaysian airlines plane and whether it could have flown if somebody took over the controls. where it might have gone. investigators are reportedly now focusing on one potential flight path and they have good reasons for that. that would take it over one of the most isolated places on all oearth team. land chain said to be so primitive that the people who live there have killed intruders. the flight path seems specific and the idea where they're searching seems to be narrowing down as well. does somebody have that plane? we're approaching the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. this is sport "shepard smith reporting." [ chainsaw whirring ] humans -- sometimes liferips us up. sometimes we trip ourselveup. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solutions. like multi-policy discounts from liberty mutual insurance. save up to 10% just for combining your auto and

news max in many ways is bigger than fox news on-line. com score which rates the 60 million people that read news polit politics, typically has us one, two or three. we had 11.5 million unique visitors last month. we were ahead of fox news for politics. by june, we're hoping to have about 15 hours of live programming. by the end of the summer we're hoping to be up to 18 or 21 hours. >> you told "business week" it will be a kinder, gentler version of fox news. tell me what you mean about that? >> fox is great at what it does and it has a really powerful audience, powerful message and audience. i think when rupert murdoch launched fox news in 1996, he was a genius for realizing that there was a huge market outside of the cnn world that was not being really addressed by the mainstream media. an that market is probably about 100 million conservative leaning americans. and i think fox news is taking in 3 or 4 million of those. there's clearly a lot of room for news max to come in where we're focused not just on politics which fox is focused on,

emerson. ♪ >>> fox news alert. we have breaking news in the case of a mt.ted pushing her husband off a cliff eight days after their wedding. she wants to retract her guilty plea to avoid a life sentence. here's more. >> reporter: the judge wouldn't have and it just handed the sentence down a couple of minutes ago. jordan graham gets 30 years in prison, and remember, she was right in the middle of her trial when she decided to plead guilty to second degree murder, but there was no plea deal, and the judge told her at the time she could be facing life in prison. but when the defense learned the prosecutors really were seeking 50 years to they decided they wanted to recant, to pull back the plea, and the judge said you cannot dot that because the defense said 50 years to life is a death penalty. and prosecutors agreed to dismiss the first degree murder charge because they were concerned she would only be convicted of manslaughter, much lesser charge. but prosecutors say jordan graham planned to push cody off the cliff, and that makes it premeditated murder, an

breaking news and when you go on this channel, not you, but when they go on this channel and they say fox newsrt, and the breaking news in the fox news alert is either old news, no news, or just more dumb speculation, well, the boy can cry wolf only so many times before people catch on. and i think this, in the long run, is a very bad thing for cable television especially. >> i think this is the epitome of what has been happening for years. see, the journalism industry, the entire industry is in decline in my opinion. when i got into it, and i was in boston university in 1974, we were coming off watergate. my classmates and myself were paying an enormous amount of money to become trained journalists so we could do stories like watergate, so we could watch the powerful. there were motives there. that's all gone now. all right? this is -- inevitably with the competition and the money being the way it is. i understand that but when you just do anything, you will do anything to get viewers. >> right. >> that, you just can't. and that's why i spoke out so harshly about it now, let's take it a step

. >>> fox news alert. new information on the grim recovery efforts in the mudslide disaster in washington state. welcome to america's news headquarters. 18 people are now declared dead. 30 victims still unaccounted for. today friends and family coming together for memorial services honoring their dead or missing loved ones. dominic is live from arlington, washington, with more. >> reporter: yes, the media is asked to stay away from the church services today but what we're seeing across social networking is that it was very solemn inside three churches that held specific services here in snohomish county. a lot of tears and a lot of very upset people. it's just over a week since this happened and it still feels very fresh to everybody here. despite itself, conditions proving to be very difficult. a lot of rain we've had over the weekend, there has been surface flooding across the debris field and that is taking a lot of time for people to get through. the governor is telling me that it takes five minutes ju

have a great week, and we'll see you next fox news sunday. presen. >>> fox urgent. rescue crews are searching on land for a boeing 777 that went missing over the south china sea. the malaysia airways flight suddenly vanished seven miles in the air, and tonight, brand new video and international coalition of at least 22 aircrafts, 40 ships now actively scouring an enormous search area. vietnamese officials just a few hours ago sent ships to get a closer look at debris near a large amount of oil they suspect could be part of the aircraft missing. crews also are searching the ground along the coastline for any sign of that plane that went missing 48 hours ago now. it had reached 37,000 feet about two hours into the flight from koala lam pure. it was on it way to beijing, china. crews lost contact with the plane. 239 people onboard, including three american citizens we know at this point. two of them children, just 4 and 2 years old. but the word of a u-turn has been making headlines. malaysian officials say the jet may have turned around just minutes before it vanished.

we'll see you next fox news sunday. >>> fox urgent. new satellite data from france pointing to a fresh spot of possible debris from that missing jetliner. and it's now monday over a section of the indian ocean where the world's greatest search experts are focused still, and a dangerous mission continues to find flight 370. and the 239 people onboard. americans as well, when it vanished. and the situation couldn't be worse for the planes and the ships right now, and as it has been all weekend long, rough weather in some areas, thick cloud cover all the way down to the surface of the ocean so they can't fly very well because it's almost impossible for them to see. it's pretty much the same general area, the france images i was telling you about, or the france data, as the other satellite images we have seen captured recently of a large object, but malaysia's civil air director is stayed tight lipped about this latest discovery. >> what is the object today? >> i think the statement -- >> it doesn't exist if it's not on camera, sir. repeat

i've covered "the new york times," "washington post," msnbc and i wanted to do a book about fox news because the network really revolutionized cable news and it was the most dominant network. the ratings were double. very early into the reporting of the book i realized the way to tell the story is through the life and career of roger because fox is a complete expression of the world view. the network is shaped in his image and without his talent i don't think that fox would be the success that it is so it really developed into a portrait of fox news as the culmination of everything that he had worked towards both in politics and show business and television. >> you said fox news is a political operation that hires journalists. can you tell me what you mean by that? >> of course it goes back to roger ailes, he is a political person. he got his start in television but he really owes his career to his work and the republican political strategist and campaign advisor to republicans like mitch mcconnell, george h. w. bush, ronald reagan and richard nixon who he worked for, and he really th

"fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> a lot of news. you are watching "fox & friends first". am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for starting the end of your workweek with us. brand new information suggesting the missing mal lash gnaw plane was sabotaged. officials say someone on the plane did shut down two separate communication systems one at 1:07 a.m. the other 1:201 a.m. before the jet turned west. >> there's new evidence the plane may have flown fooi hours after disappearing from radar because it pinged on satellite on an hourly basis after losing contact. the u.s. searching the indian ocean which is 2500 miles from the original flight path. that's the search area the size of 6 united states. doug luzader following the breaking developments. when can you tell us? >> let's run through the evidence for this disturbing took place. someone shut off the equipment. there's military radar that indicates the plane may have taken a sharp turn to the left. finally there's the engine data that indicates the plane may have continues to ply for four or more hours

secretary gates, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> i see that you still havehat neck brace on from your fall on new year's day. when are you finally going to get that off? >> with any luck in two to three weeks. >> terrific. let's get to the issue at hand. the ciman parliament has scheduled a referendum for next sunday on whether or not to split off from ukraine, and russian leaders say they welcome the annexation of crimea against the will of the government in kiev. secretary gates this, would be the first time that this has happened in europe since world war ii. how serious a development? >> well, chris, i think it's part of a long-term strategy on putin's part to recreate a russian sphere of influence and russian bloc where russia has economic, political and security relationships with these countries that make them all lean toward or do the bidding of moscow. and we saw it first in georgia in 2008. we've seen it him breaking off the eu discussions with armenia. we've seen him do the same thing in belarus, so, you know, he'll -- he may retreat tactically fr

breaking news and when you go on this channel, not you, but when they go on this channel and they say fox newsrt, and the breaking news in the fox news alert is either old news, no news, or just more dumb speculation, well, the boy can cry wolf only so many times before people catch on. and i think this, in the long run, is a very bad thing for cable television especially. >> i think this is the epitome of what has been happening for years. see, the journalism industry, the entire industry is in decline in my opinion. when i got into it, and i was in boston university in 1974, we were coming off watergate. my classmates and myself were paying an enormous amount of money to become trained journalists so we could do stories like watergate, so we could watch the powerful. there were motives there. that's all gone now. all right? this is -- inevitably with the competition and the money being the way it is. i understand that but when you just do anything, you will do anything to get viewers. >> right. >> that, you just can't. and that's why i spoke out so harshly about it now, let's take it a step

that's ahead from the fox news deck. do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach things dferently if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ ♪ >> officials say 30 people got hurt after a commuter train jumped the tracks and plowed across the platform at chicago's o'hare. investigators say they don't know how many people were on board the thing but that the noise -- to the noise was very loud and none of the injuries is life-threatening. passengers say they didn't know what was happening. >> i was on the shift of the sixth car of the train and i heard a boom, and when i got off the train, the train was all the way up the escalator. >> the train thought it could ride the escalator, apparently. it was wrong

fox news alert. we have breaking news tonight on a missing commercial jet. >> we learned the plane leftko allah and never arrived at the destination. families awaiting loved ones will be delayed on the beijing airport. soon it is revealed two stolen passports were used by passengers to board that plane. that detail sparking the first real suspicion that this may have been no accident. the airline calls in a disaster recovery company saying quote we are not ruling anything out. meantime former faa official scott brenner tells us the following. >> one of the advances we have seen in many is the boeing aircraft which they are constantly connected with all of their sports at that tidata. >> sunday march 9th the sports service says the plane may have turned around. not oert knees but south west of the indian ocean. it is off the malaysian east ose coast. the monday after the disappearance the search area is expanding. there is wide speculation over the base. the iranians who paid for the journey of the man

and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >> announcer: "fox news sunday" is a presentation of fox news. >>> it has turned into one of the greatest aviation mysteries of all time. the disappearance of malaysia airline flight 370, with 239 souls on board. welcome to a "kelly file" special report. the mystery of flight 370. tonight, we take you inside the story. how it happened, as it happened. the questions we've answered and the riddles that remain. our story starts with the news of the missing plane first breaking on "the kelly file," march 7th, early saturday morning, malaysia time. fox news alert. we have breaking news tonight on a missing commercial jet. we learned the plane left kuala lumpur and never arrived at its destination. worried families awaiting loved ones see "delayed" on the beijing airport screens. soon, it's revealed that two stolen passports were used by passengers to board that plane. that detail sparking the first real suspicions that this may have been no accident. the airline calls in a disaster recovery company, fearing the worst. but saying, quote, we are not ru

enemies of the state were this network, fox news, talk radio and andrew breitbart. ke "new york times" other mainstream outlets didn't say anything because they kind of agreed with that and they were protecting the administration. this is really an attack on the first amendment that is unheard of. thank god there are people speaking out against it. we've got to be able to criticizes the president no matter who is sitting in the white house. >> ebony, do you see it the same way? other things this particular reporter wrote, the press is under serious attack. this administration wants to narrow field will national security reporting and create a path for accepted reporting. that doesn't sound very american, does it? >> you know what, it doesn't. larry is absolutely right. ultimately this is a first amendment issue, attack on freedom, free press. it's important we hold all administration's accountable. we can't do that with this type of narrative that says it has to be more and more narrow. this is a progression we're seeing from the obama administration that didn't star

fox news alert, we have breaking news tonight on a missing commercial jet. >> we learned the plane left kuala lumpur and never arrived at its destination. worried families worried about their loved ones, see delayed on the airport screens. soon it was revealed that two stolen passports were used by passengers on board the plane. that debate sparking real interest that this may not have been an accident. the airline calls in a recovery team fearing the worst but saying quote, we are not ruling anything out. meanwhile, airline official scott brenner tells us one thing. >> one of the things we've seen in some of the newer aircraft, they are constantly connected with all of their important data. constantly being communicated to their home base. >> by sunday, march 9th, reports surfaced that the plane may have turned around heading not northeast but southwest to the indian ocean. but the search still continues off malaysia's east coast. the monday after the disappearance, the new york times reports the search area is expanding. there is wide speculation over the aircraft's fate. a character

all right now on fox news sunday. >>> hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with the latest on the disappearance of that malaysia airlines flight over the gulf of thailand. investigators are not ruling out terrorism. the boeing 777 departed kuala lumpur on route to beijing before losing contact with air traffic controllers. 239 people were on board including three americans. but malaysian authorities are focusing on two people who boarded the plane using stolen passports. fox news correspondent doug mcelway has more. >> they lost contact with the plane about an hour after it took off. ry dar records show the plane may have tried to turn back. it had reached cruising altitude and the weather was good. there was no distress fig nall. more than 40 ships and aircraft are engaged in a search in the gulf of thailand. two large oil slicks have been spotted. there is no sign of any wreckage. the passenger manifest included the names of two europeans not on the plane. both had their passports stolen in thailand in the past two years. the bbc reported the men

jon: fox news alert. president obama joining prime minister matteo renzi for a joint news conference at renaissance era villa in rome. we have it streaming for you live. if you like to hear their remarks, it is available to you live on foxnews.com. jenna: more now on the search for flight 370. now a thai satellite is detecting 300 objects floating in the indian ocean a day after a french satellite showed more than 100 objects in a similar area. investigators hoping to locate a debris field and ultimately the plane and the black boxes that will help them learn what happened to the boeing 777 and the 239 people on it. joining us captain bob clement. senior airline captain. retired u.s. navy and also worked on these investigations before. bob, great to have you back. we talked about a week ago. in that week now we have these mentions of a few hundred different items spotted on satellites. what do you make of progress or lack thereof? >> finding the debris fields would be great. the debris fields as large as t

all that with a former state department senior adviser coming up a bit later in the newscast. >> fox news on the desperate search for the missing malaysian airliner, a chinese military plane spotting several objects floating in the new search area in the indian ocean. chinese ships that recovered three new objects saying that they were not part of flight 370. as harsh weather puts an end to another day of searches with still no sign of the plane. david piper streaming live from bangkok, thailand with the latest. >> reporter: arthel, yes, more sightings of those objects floating in the southern indian ocean, no confirmation that debris from the missing plane. chinese planes actually reported the sightings today, they said the objects were red, white and orange. china's reporting none of the objects the ships recovered in the area came from the missing plane. china currently has two ships in the search area with more on the way. more bad weather is also forecast. the new objects were in the new search area. the plane had been traveling plaster, thus burning more fuel, the search area has be

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and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >> announcer: "fox news sunday" is a presentation of fox newsned into one of the greatest aviation mysteries of all time. the disappearance of malaysia airline flight 370, with 239 souls on board. welcome to a "kelly file" special report. the mystery of flight 370. tonight, we take you inside the story. how it happened, as it happened. the questions we've answered and the riddles that remain. our story starts with the news of the missing plane first breaking on "the kelly file," march 7th, early saturday morning, malaysia time. fox news alert. we have breaking news tonight on a missing commercial

"fox news sunday" airs at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. astern on fox in us channel. >>> the united states of america is a gorgeous mosaic of people from different faiths, nationalities, all coming together as one nation. each ethnic group offering their own unique culture. today we focus on the smithsonian's "beyond bali-wood." >> when people think about india's influence on america they think of bollywood music and films. there is so much more. >> the first documented person of indian origin came here in 179014 years after the founding of this country. >> the curator of the exhibition says many americans are surprised to learn that indian immigrants began coming here more than 160 years ago. the purpose of the exhibition is to look at the cultural, professional, political contributions of indian immigrants and indian americans. it is a story about faith, hope, perseverance and triumph through love for family and country. exhibit looks at the many vocations indian americans occupy. from taxi cab drivers to physicians and doctors, software

alisyn camerota, fox news. sen many other agents. >> that fella is doing a great job. >> that's it. nally: come on. welcome to the first day on america's news headquarters, we have so much to talk b. >> i can't hardly wait. adorable. >> right now? >> save that. >> oh, my gosh. >> use that curler. come on. >> wow. >> oh, you guys. when tdid you have time to put that together? >> how are you feeling? >> i feel good. obviously it's bittersweet. it's been wonderful, bill, to work with you. i want to take a moment to say, it is my last day. i've had a great run at fox news. i'm worked with wonderful producers like jay. and jennifer rivera. a great crew. not this one. usually a great crew and wonderful co-anchors. of course, i want to give a shout-out to the wonderful loyal viewers. thank you for having us into your home every day. you can follow me on twitter. it's been wonderful. thanks for everything. >> the best to you. >> thanks so much. >> you'll be missed by all of us. >> thank you. >> classing act. >> thanks s

fox news alert. brand new week on "america's newsroom." investigation taking a brand new turn. the focus shift together pilots and there is a lot to talk about that on today. happy st. patrick's day. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." martha: good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. here is what we learned over the past 36 hours on this we now know it was the copilot to last spoke to air traffic control, signing off, after the plane's communication systems were

. >>> fox news alert today. more confusion surrounding the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight 370. the search for the missing jetliner expanding today as investigators try to determine if someone on board actually diverted it now on purpose. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" for thursday. new and conflicting theories taking hold after images from a chinese satellite thought to show debris from this plane vf to nowhere. malaysia's transportation minister saying a search of the area where the photos were taken turned up nothing. meantime, the "wall street journal" reporting that the plane flew for as long as four hours after mysteriously dropping off of all radar screens. the engines apparently continued to transmit data even after the plane lost contact with the ground. so did someone intentionally divert this flight? officials in malaysia dismissing those claims but agreed to expand their search west. the white house saying moments ago they are working with malaysian author

gentlemen, thank you. >> thanks, greta. >>> this is a fox news alert. there is breaking news on that washington state mudslide. fire officials saying they expect in the next 24 to 48 hours that the death toll to rise dramatically. right now the official death toll is 16. but 90 people are still missing. fox news correspondent dan springer is live with the very latest. dan? >> yeah, greta. the size and scope of this tragedy are starting to become clear. 25 bodies have been found. the also of life is expected to go much, much higher. take a look at the way crews, the difficult way crews are having to search for victims. there is is a cadaver dog there that got a positive hit. can you see the searcher poking the handle of the shovel several feet into the mud hoping to find someone. when that doesn't work, they bring in some equipment to slowly dig through the debris. there are more than 200 people doing this over a square mile on what is now being called simply the pile. why the effort? 90 people are still listed as missing. and officials are bracing the pu

another fox news alert.eas to deal with russia as the country's prime minister mocks our sanctions calling president obama a prankster . thank you, dmitri. >> forget russia. the president focused on selling health care to

greta goes "on the record" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert. w information about missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the "new york times" breaking big news just moments ago. first, the plane loses contact, then suddenly starts climbing high above the approved altitude for a 777. at one point the jumbo jet hitting at least 45,000 feet. then, suddenly, the plane starts dedescending. it drops fast and unevenly to just 23,000 feet. 23,000 feet is well below a 777 normal cruising altitude. then as it approaches a busy

fox news sunday coming up next. >>> i'm chris wallace. more than a week after that malaysia airlines flight vanishes, it is now turned into a criminal investigation. as the search moves hundreds of miles to the west, there is confusion over data pings from the plane. investigators look into the possible of sabotage or hijacking. we'll have a live report on late-developments and talk with the chair of the house homeland security committee, michael mccaul and peter goelz. >>> then crimea votes whether to split off from ukraine and what president obama calls a slap dash referendum. >> it is contrary to international law. ? we believe a decision to move forward by russia, we ratify that vote would in fact be a back door an exation. >> reporter: will it start a new cold war? we'll ask the leaders of the senate foreign relations committee. chairman robert menendez and top republican bob corker. >>> plus a special election in florida gives the gop its first big win of 2014. can republicans continue to ride the anti-obamacare wave through novembe

in washington, jim angle, fox news. >> it is where we started tonight and news is continuing to develop on this. president obama on a 90-minute phone call with vladimir putin. the president told him russia is in violation of international law and condemn their military intervention into ukraine. >>> fox news journalists on the ground inside ukraine and we will take you there live. >>> and more than 100 cars and trucks slamming into each other on a busy highway out of control, and it was deadly. i ys say be thman with the plan but with less ergy, moodiness, i had to do something. a who may become pregnant, who may become pregnant, and children should avoidt where axirons applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or incased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms to your doctor. tell your doctorbout all medical conditions and medications. serious side effects could include increased sk of prostate cancer, worsening prostate symptoms, decreased sperm count, ankle, feet or body swelling, enlarged or painful breasts, problems breathing while sleeping a

this is a fox news alert.s are entering ukraine and russian forces have seized crimea's airports. a short time ago president obama warning russia there will be cost for intervening in ukraine. john bolton joins us. good evening, sir. two quick questions, what's our national interest and what are the costs the president is speaking about. >> well, the ukraine is a major country in central europe. it has got nearly 50 million people. it's a big space between nato and russia. it's got enormous economic potential. and if it tips back into russia's or not. i think the handwriting is on the wall for the other former remust be biblicals of the soviet union. the lesson that america's weakness becoming persuasive will spread worldwide. putin holds all the high cards. all we have to offer from president obama is rhetoric. >> he says there are going to be costs. any thoughts? >> he will be very unhappy. there are no costs that he is prepared to impose on russia because after all, that would prevent the re-set button from

that's tomorrow on fox news sunday. >>> and that's going to do it for me. yself and arthel neville just one hour from now on news inside america's news headquarters. "the five" is coming up next. hope you're having a great weekend. ed >> hello.ne. i'm andrea terrentino. it's 5:00 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five". last month president obama made this declaration at the national prayer breakfast. >> promoting religious freedom is a key objective of u.s. foreign policy. and i'm proud that no nation on earth does more to stand up for the freedom of religion around the world than the united states of america. >> he said promoting religious freedom abroad is a priority fos america. now, today he is abroad in saudi arabia and a lot of people, including a bipartisan group of lawmakers, wanted the president

. >>> and we begin with a fox news alert. it's been more than two weeks and the world is still asking, what happened to the missing malaysia airlines flight with those 239 passengers on board some searchers are using new satellite images to try to find what appears to be a large object in the southern indian ocean. they still haven't been able to identify it, though. >> the image has been released by malaisysian defense minister. you can see something that could be a chunk of debris. it was found in the same general area where australian satellites spotted the two objects in the water earlier in week. now ships are scouring the area trying to locate that object the satellite picked up. you know takes slow and frustrating search. david piper is streaming live from thailand with the latest developments. >> reporter: yes, a fresh lead in the search for this missing plane which disappeared over two weeks ago now. as he said, china has released a satellite photo which shows an object in the south china sea. it measures around 70 fe

fox news alert. we have breaking news on a missing commercial jet. learned the plane left and never arrived at its destination. worried families awaiting loved ones see delayed on the beijing airport screen. soon it's revealed two stolen passports were used by passengers to board that plane. that detail sparking the first real suspicions that this may have been no accident. the airline calls in a disaster recovery company, fearing the worst. but saying, quote, we are not ruling anything out. meantime, former faa official scott brenner tells us the following. >> one of the things that has -- one of the advantages we've seen in some of these newer boeing aircrafts is they are closely connected with all their important data that's constantly being communicated to their home base. >> by sunday, march 9, reports surfaced that the many may have turned around. heading not northeast, but southwest to the indian ocean. but the search still continues off malaysia's east coast. the monday after the disappearance, the "new york times" reports the search area is

a fox news alert. victory for josh. e now reversing its decision. so why the change of heart? josh's mom is here live this hour. >>> and more breaking news. republicans take the win in the special election in florida. a district the president won twice. >> the reason we won this race is because we stood on issues and for a message that is right for our community and right for the future of our country. >> that man will be joining us and a new poll making this morning's race and the results even more scary for democrats. >>> don't keep fido waiting. >> no patience. >> the most impatient dog you'll ever meet. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. >> this is boon pickens, watching "fox & friends." great show, watch it every morning. >> boon pickens got some gas. >> how do you know? >> he's big into natural gas. >> he is. >> pipeline. >> i saw him in the building yesterday. by the way, we're going to have an interview with that dog coming up, aren't we? >> yeah. but he's really impatient. >> trying to get a car service

news day columnist and fox news contributor. welcome to both of you. governor has taken a lot of heat because this investigation was paid for by new jersey taxpayers. they contracted with a private law firm to handle the investigation and everyone is saying, oh, this is, these are a bunch of of friends of christie, even though the guy who led the investigation has never met christie in his life and is a lifelong democrat. seems like the governor can not win either way. what's your take? >> well, look the media spin on this is the best exoneration that taxpayer money can buy. because there are some questions about both the tone and substance of the report, jon, i don't think this story is going to go away. now governor christie is his own best advocate. he always is. he told diane sawyer last night that he trusted too. that was his problem. but i think the real problem is that he is either going to come out of this looking corrupt or clueless and neither of those is anything that aspiring presidential candidate wants to be. jon: kirsten what is your take

we'll see you hopefully back here tomorrow night. >> this is a fox news alert.s and thousands of tons of mud showing absolutely no mercy came roaring down burying everything its way. 8 dead and 108 missing tonight it all happened in rural part of washington state. at this hour frantic search and rescue is still underway. officials admit the death toll is expected to rise. saturday's mudslide destroying dozens of homes. debris blocking miles long of stretches of highway. more danger of flooding and mud slides. >>> more breaking news in the flight of 370 carrying 239 people. chilling words from malaysian's prime

marc siegel, member of the fox news medical a-team. professor of medicine at nyu langone medical center. what do you they have the president? >> maybe if you change your story frequently enough eventually you come upon the truth. the problem here -- lou: is he getting closer? >> no, he's not. the real truth even if you get to keep your doctor, i had a patient on with me on fox news last night who gets to keep me but i'm not in her bronze plan. that means she pays out-of-pocket to see me and still can't get the tests she needs because i can't order them pause of these massive deductibles. so in other words, if you have a bronze plan, lou, faced with a 5800-dollar deductible and a young person who is just starting out in a career can't afford these tests. lou: we know one thing. 18 to 34-year-olds who are the base of this model, because they're going to pay more than everyone else comparatively for the care, so that they can subsidize older americans who need more expensive care, they're going to be paying a frightful amount of money, on