and i was like, hi, i'm elisabeth.p ] you are. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: soug the profanity at that table did not come from mike tyson. rather from helen mirren. >> she couldn't have been sweeter. >> jimmy: was she happy when you won? >> she could not have been more gracious. >> jimmy: i bet she could have been more happy, though. if, for instance, she had won. >> she won the next one. she one the s.a.g. awards. i feel like we're even. >> jimmy: when those situations -- do you have a speech written beforehand? >> no. and actually, it's so -- i had managed to convince myself 100% that i wasn't going to win. it's so funny because you watch these things and you watch people go up there and you're like, god, why are they acting like such idiots, like they're so flustered and crying and like upset and they just -- and you think like you had a one in five chance of winning this thing. >> jimmy: right. >> it's not like you were clubbed over the head, blindfolded, put in the back ever a car and taken to an undisclosed location an

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck.hazi? one senator says he knows exactly why not. >> there is a conflict of interest that's staring us all in the face. >> well, that conflict of interest is congressman mike rogers and he just responded to those accusations. >>> meanwhile, eric holder got grilled on capitol hill and this morning he thinks his grilling was the work of racists? we're going to report and you're going to decide. we're going to play that tape for you. >>> getting strange. take a look at this picture. an american flag goes up in flames at a baseball game. how does this happen? you'll get the explanation and watch it only because mornings are better with friends. >> because of the restraining order, today brian kilmeade is posted 285 miles south of us. >> right. elisabeth actually is veale to my -- letigious. do you know who wants to see me? senator tim scott will be here and joe manchin of west virginia will be here and i'm in washington, d.c. and i am renting bret baier's desk for another two hours. so it's

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. will a new study on the dangers of pot change the government's stance on legalizing? >> new questions on the somehow kohn at this nevada ranch. how one of the biggest players leads back to harry reid's office. >> democrats call her a liar for speaking out against the i.r.s. >> no american citizen should be willing to accept a government that uses its power against its own people. >> this morning her testimony has new meaning as one of those democrats gets roped into the scandal. she's here live to react. mornings, according to just about everyone i talked to, are better with friends. ♪ >> it's time for "fox & >> i walked out this morning and there was snow. >> i know. >> shocking. >> it is shocking. >> you know, it seems to me ted had a bet with maria molina that it would not snow nor be below 30 -- it is 33 degrees outside. ted said it would not go below freezing again. >> it's not really fair for ted to be betting maria. maria went to college for this. ted goes outside. >> that's ri

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert.an army recruit brags about his plans for jihad attack against u.s. soldiers. his inspiration? fort hood. this morning a manhunt is on to find him. a live report straight ahead. >> obamacare open enrollment ended at midnight. how did it go? kathleen sebelius speechless. >> i think we've probably lost sound here or something. >> i can hear you, but i -- thanks for having me. >> yeah, sure. we're going to show you what led to that awkward silence down in oklahoma city. >> new yorkers giving the mind on opening day. close another charter school. not exactly allege standing ovation. -- not exactly a standing ovation. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ >> welcome aboard folks. it is april 1. it is a day of pranks. we promise to keep them to a minimum. >> i don't believe you, not for one instant. not in my house. they have been playing for awhile. before that, we have a fox news alertç for you at this hour. the f.b.i. and the u.s. military searching for a recent army recruit. they believ

elisabeth? >> thanks. honest here, $20 million is more money than these people ever dreamed of. >> that piss me off. first of all, we have more than 400 plaintiffs and let's be honest, we all know there are more out there. they may not be the most sophisticated, but they know hour to divide and $20 million isn't (bleep) when you split it. >> now erin brockovich has a new battle. going to the highest court. joining us now. >> how are you? >> how are you? >> well. they know you mean business when they see you coming. we know you were out there, supreme court set to take a good look at this, department of justice set to take a good look at this. but you were out there protesting because what exactly is at stake for the military families who are poisoned? >> a lot. it's an issue of statute of repose. i sat in the supreme court yesterday and if they uphold that, then the military, all of the servicemen and women who have come home and found that their families have been poisoned, many had their children die in

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. a bus packed with students erupts into flames. now at least nine people killed in this crash. the very latest as the story breaks. >>> meanwhile, the woman at the helm of the botched obama care rollout has always said this. >> no one has been fired. the majority of people calling for me to resign i would say are people who i don't work for. >> okay. well now kathleen sebelius doesn't work for barack obama or anybody else right now. find out why and what happens next to our health care. >>> it turns out there's one liberal out, another one is in. stephen colbert taking over for david letterman and karl rove is a little worried. >> i got a little bit of concern about colbert. he took a ham, decorated it to look like me and took out a knife and stabbed it continually. >> yeah. >> hilarious. >> he played a character. i don't know what he's going to do. we'll discuss it and break it down. bring out your own fork and knife. happy friday mornings according to

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. when it comes to things that matter, do you think the president is telling you the truth? take a listen. >> if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your healthç care plan. period. >> that sound like the truth to you? a brand-new fox study and poll shows americans are catching on. the results, they're going to stun you. >> who do the american people trust? hillary clinton, a woman with decades of scandal behind her? why does she get a clean slate over those other two men pictured there. we're going to do some explaining. clayton. >> it is throwback thursday. steve is trading in his ipad for a type writer today. we want to see your best throwback photos and we are sharing ours. they're pretty terrible. mornings are better with friends. "fox & friends" starts now. >> this is cloris leachman. and you're watching "fox & friends." >> you look like a young earnestç hemmingway. >> i would have been a senior in high school out in industry, kansas, with my little smith-coron

elisabeth? >> thanks.. >> from wearing short sleeves, being seen talking to a man. >> those things can be deemed dishonorable. >> thousands of women have been detained for dressing unislamiccally, like this woman screaming as she's pushd into a police car. >> the honor system in muslim majority societies is really the basis of a lot of harm that is perpetuated against women. >> it's systematic institutionalized ma song knee. >> the council for american islamic relation cares complaining of islamaphobia. why would a group want to silence such a film? terrorism expert was born in the middle east and is here to weigh in. thank you for being with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> what is care so afraid of? >> care is afraid of the truth coming out as to where this practice is based and where it is coming from. this practice is based in islamic sharia law. there is a manual, the reliance of the traveler, which is an islamic sharia manner certified by the highest authority of islamic jurisprudence in the wor

elisabeth is not feeling so well. clay top and ainsley in this morning and steve. he always holds down the curvy couch. >> we're following your lead. >> harry reid went on his easter vacation back to las vegas and he talked to the local paper out there, "the review journal." they have this event called hashç tags and headlines. when asked about the cliven bundy thing, he doesn't like cliven bundy. but the extraordinary thing was how he depicted the people who went out last week to support him. members of the militia, members of the public there to stand with the bundy family. he says those people are terrorists. >> these people who hold themselves out to be patriots are not. they're nothing more than domestic terrorists, and i think that we are a country, that people should follow theç law and what went on is not very good. i repeat what went on up there is domestic terrorism. cliven bundy does not recognize the united states. he says the united states is a foreign government. he doesn't pay his taxes. he doesn't pay his fees, unlike the rest of nevada ranchers.

elisabeth? and violates the constitution. the executive director of the american humanist association joins me now. he has joined with the family who is anonymously suing here to take under god out of the pledge of allegiance in this school. things for being with me. i'm just asking this as a mom here. what is unconstitutional about a school that gives the freedom and choice to kids to say the pledge of allegiance or not? >> by government having teachers lead their classes every single day, year after year in this recitation of the pledge with under god in it, it discriminate against people like me and my family and other families who don't happen to believe in god. >> i hear what you're saying, but i'm still looking and i could be just because i'm a mom with three kids and get off to school and after school, a lot going on. but i'm finding it hard to find a violation of the constitution while giving kids the choice to say the pledge or not. they do have the choice in this school to say it or no

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. while you were sleeping, chaos erupting on a college campus. hundreds of students take to riot. the latest on the mayhem straight ahead. >>> meanwhile, she pled the fifth twice in the irs targeting scandal, but how long did lois lerner keep quiet? she may face criminal charges. we'll tell you why. >>> these seniors entertained by a stripper. and wait until you hear how this nursing home is responding. >> what? oh, my goodness. >> i'm just the messenger. mornings are better with friends. >> you're watching "f "fox & friends." that's the great way to begin your day. >>> just in looking at that picture -- >> of what? >> is it just me, or did it look a lot like mr. clean is doing some stripper work? kind of looked like mr. clean. remember him? >> i'm shocked. >> whoa, whoa. i didn't realize he was in short white pants. >> yes, he is. >> look familiar? >> they are clean. >> wait till you hear this story. the family is really upset about it. >> i can imagine. >>> meanwhile, thanks very much

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck.e irs scandal says it's time to move on. >> based upon everything i've seen, the case is solved. if it were me, i would wrap this case up and move on. >> well, there is explosive new evidence that he was leading the charge against conservatives the entire time. >> wow. but he's going to move on. after a week of criticism, eric holder changing his tune about these comments. >> what attorney general has ever had to deal with that kind of treatment? what president has ever had to deal with that kind of treatment? >> this morning he says he was misunderstood. really? we report. you decide. >>> okay. you heard of no shirt, no shoes, no service. right? but what about no pants? >> you didn't write it. he's got his shirt on. high socks. >> you're watching "fox & friends." it's tax day. >> this is bret michaels. i have not been to bed yet. you're hanging with me on "fox & friends". >>> i just had a chance to talk to bret michaels in the hall, which is odd because guests a lot of times after the

elisabeth?elf-proclaimed scottish heir and his wife are under arrest accused of ripping off more than $157,000 in welfare reform from the state of minnesota and the state of florida all while living a life of luxury in a $1.2 million yacht and driving a $30,000 lexus. here to weigh in is a florida state representative, working on a bill to prevent crimes like this from ever happening again. representative, we thank you for being with us this morning. >> good morning. thank you for letting me beç here. >> we're talking $167,000 in medical and welfare money that was ripped from those who need it. this is something that is atrocious. a, how did this happen? and then how is your bill set to prevent this from happening again? >> one of the biggest things is it happens because, first of all, there are just bad people out in the world. but the ability to get on-line and apply for benefits is one of the things we have done to simplify the system, to save costs. it actually also allows for bad actors. m

brian and elisabeth, where have you been?re you? >> live from new york city, these are the iconic horse-drawn carriages. believe it or not, the mayor of new york city, bill deblass oh, wants do get rid of at least and replace them with electric cars. it's true. where have you been? >> in new york city, we had to go around the block. the left doesn't help. a loft people were staring at us. >> i bet. >> single file. this is one of the big stories in america today. if they could strong arm horses out of central park, what's next? they could stop lunch. >> i know. we're going to larry from paul and steve. they've been driving at least carriages for years, coming up in a bit. but first, brian, come on did you know. >> how about let the girl? >> you're in her way. >> i'm just trying out different types of transportation today. >> thank you. >> just like in the little orange car, go straight. >> okay. >> meanwhile, we've got a live shot with laura ingraham coming up. but right now heather joins us with the news. >> good morning. got

sorry, elisabeth, you couldn't make it.e top of the hour. hollywood mourning the loss of a legend. news broke that mickey rooney died at the age of 93. heather childers has a look back at mickey rooney. >> huge loss. he was only 5' 3 tall, not your typical leading man, but he always seemed distinned to be a big star. >> you think you're going to make a plow jockey out of mow, you got another think coming. >> he was born in 1920. his real name, joseph, ewell, junior. his parents were vaudeville entertainers and following his parents, his talent led to his becoming a child star in hollywood. he played along some big names, including judy garland in "babes in arms," earning him his first oscar nomination. ♪ i'm a yankee doodle dandy >> we all know that. he would also star with elizabeth taylor in "national velvet". >> who do you think you are? >> i'm the owner of the pie. >> so young. but after his rush of stardom, rooney was battered by a stalled career, drug, and gambling addictions. he earned $12 million. that was before he

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the obama administration under fire forç delaying the keystone pipeline again. but it's not the president's fault. >> there have been a series of moments along the path here where politics has played a role in delaying the process, as you know. actions through congress, for example. >> who is really to blame for the pipeline politics? we report, you decide. >> have search teams been looking in the wrong place all along for that missing malaysian flight 370? why sources now believeç the plane may have landed. >> wow. he's a self-proclaimed adrenaline junkie who stars in a popular tv show but now this trucker is on thin ice facing felony charges. we have the details. despite that negative story, mornings are better with friends. >> hi. this is phil mickelson and you're watching "fox & friends." >> welcome aboard. live from studio e in the heart of midtown manhattan. it's "fox & friends." hash tag better with friends, our twitter handle. look who's back after a day away. >> i know. tha

i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. calling it the smoking e-mail.proof this morning on who really told susan rice to say this. >> it was a spontaneous reaction to what had just transpired in cairo as a consequence of the video. >> yeah, but that's not true. and talk about a double standard, one democratic hold everyone accountable for their words. but who is policing that guy? >> there's [inaudible] clarence thomas. >> unfortunately for him that is not all he had to say. >> there is a reunion in a galaxy far away. the new star wars has its cast and some of the original faces are making a return. >> all right. >> mornings are better with friends.ç >> it's time for "fox & friends." >> welcome aboard, folks. live from studio e live in midtown manhattan where it is raining. but april showers bring may pneumonia. it's freezing out there. 434 -- 43 degrees. >> i heard tulips decided not to come out of the earth. it is too cold. >> joining us is anna kooiman for elisabeth who has taken the day off. >> that's allowed. we have a live camera with elisabeth.

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. it happened again.base with what we know about the shooter and his motive for murder. >>> why wasn't the shooter stopped sooner? >> we are trained to be able to operate these weapons and make good decisions with the weapons. if you are allowed to carry the weapons on the base, that's a deterrent. >> that's right. despite the 2009 terrorist attack, soldiers at fort hood were banned from bearing arms. >>> and then there is this guy. piers morgan. cnn guy. he says the shooter was a nice guy. it's the gun's fault. and you wonder why he doesn't have a show anymore. it's a wednesday morning. you're watching "fox & friends" on the fox news channel. >> thank you very much for joining us, a special edition of "fox & friends." it has happened again. we were told five years ago after the first fort hood shooting they would do things to change things. we've had some experts on this morning, nothing's changed. >> that's right. a chilling story indeed. officials are trying to figure out what caused a gunman to open f

elisabeth, over to you. >> that is wild, steve.ble true story of a boy who went to heaven and back during a life-threatening surgery is now heading to the big screen. >> is that why you wanted to come back, show me you weren't afraid? >> it's important. >> about the hospital? how do you feel about that? does that scare you? >> no. that's where the angels saved me. >> the angels sang to you? >> yes. >> when? >> during the operation when mom was in one room talking on the phone and you were in another room yelling at god. >> wow. todd, sonia and colton are joining me. they're the family behind the international best seller and now movie "heaven is for real." they're joining us. we're thankful that you're here, watching that clip for the first time, i got a chill. you hear kids say the darnest things. you had an emergency appendectomy, you were septic, then you had a conversation which i assume went like that and you tell your dad and then your mom that you were in heaven. >> yeah. i got to do that. though it took them a while to fina

from "mad men", elisabeth moss. and music from sleepy man banjo boys. with cleto and the cletones. and now, from now on, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching it. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck.urdering three people at jewish centers in kansas. what we just learned about his connection to the kkk. >>> and did you hear what donald trump just said in new hampshire? could he be testing the presidential waters again? the donald will join us live to set the record straight. >>> and hand your kid an ipad. they'll figure out how it works in 15 minutes. hand your kid a walkman and -- >> i know how to open it. are these like in the movies? >> what do you need? >> you need -- i'm not sure what you need. >> can they figure out the technology from our generation? just imagine if you handed them an 8 track tape. thank you for joining us on this monday because mornings are better with friends. >> hi, this is kathy ireland. you're watching "fox & friends". >> thank you, eric bolling for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> we have breaking news just in. heather nauert standing by with that. good morning. >> hi there. we're following what is happening in kansas over the weekend. the ma

steve, elisabeth?do not compare to raising seven kids. that's what curt warner and his wife brenda have been doing so well. how do they keep it together? how do they keep their marriage happy? they're going to join us and talk about that. hi. >> hello. >> we're glad you're here. so seven kids. what's the secret? we know you found success in other areas. you've had extraordinary lives, great stories. but when it comes to raising kids can keeping the marriage together, what's the secret? >> i'm not sure do we have a secret? i think the biggest thing is that first we make sure we spend time with them. i think that's the key for us is that it's tough sometimes to get one on one time, but we make sure we have family time together. and i think more than anything, we tell them we love them every day. we screw things up i think like most parents. i screw things up like most fathers, i guess. >> do you admit that to them? >> oh, yeah. all the time. i usually don't have to admit it. they're usually telling me wh

i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. calling it the smoking e-mail.ning on who really told susan rice to say this. >> it was a spontaneous reaction to what had just transpired in cairo as a consequence of the video. >> yeah, but that's not true. and talk about a double standard, one

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. americans have to pay their taxes. but if you work for the i.r.s.don't pay yours, you get a bonus? no joke. it's actually happening. >> meanwhile, another land battle brewing. this time the federal government is trying to mess with texas. great. a rancher telling his side of the story from his side of the river. >> do these look like terrorists to you? two small children get full patdowns by the t.s.a. we're seeing this video. we're outraged. we want to share it with you. some would say we are sharing it with you.

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. an ambient cocktail and a shouting match.ls inside the mind of a fort hood shooter. what caused him to snap. we areç live from fort hood. >> and he held americans captive during the iranian hostage crisis for 444 days. so why won't the obama administration deny this guy's visa to the united states? america's outraged. you will be too. >> how far would you go to save your cell phone? this girl went down into a drain. one problem. she could not get out. >> that's a problem. >>

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert.lans for jihad attack against u.s. soldiers. his inspiration? fort hood. this morning a manhunt is on to find him. a live report straight ahead. >> obamacare open enrollment ended at midnight. how did it go? kathleen sebelius speechless. >> i think we've probably lost sound here or something. >> i can hear you, but i -- thanks for having me. >> yeah, sure. we're going to show you what led to that awkward silence

i'm ainsley earhardt filling in for elisabeth this morning. do you stand with cliven bundy?harry reid thinks you are a domestic terrorist. really? we report, you decide. >> okay. and he's warned the world over and over again -- >> there will be consequences and you will be held accountable. >> there shall be no doubt, they too will face growing consequences. >> yeah, there are going to be consequences he says, but still no actions. are the president's blurredç red lines making america weak around the world? >> lee harvey os

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. administration under fire forç delaying the keystone pipeline again. but it's not the president's fault. >> there have been a series of moments along the path here where politics has played a role in delaying the process, as you know. actions through congress, for example. >> who is really to blame for the pipeline politics? we report, you decide. >> have search teams been looking in the wrong place all along for that missing malaysian flight 370?

aoeup elisabeth hasselbeck. we start with a fox news alert.g through the south. >> the worst could be yet to come. maria molina is live from mississippi. >> terrible. meanwhile secretary of state john kerry making outrageous comments about one of our biggest allies. israel. [inaudible]ç -- appartite state. >> he sa

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. shot and killed in a hospital inç afghanistan. the breaking details coming your way. >> they murdered 3,000 americans in the name of allah but don't call the 9/11 hijackers islamists. and definitely don't use the word "jihad." the explosive new controversy over a 7-minute movie set to be shown at the 9/11 museum. >> it's a throwback thursday. can you spot me in my pink bow tie?

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. were sleeping, chaos erupting on a college campus. hundreds of students take to riot. the latest on the mayhem straight ahead. >>> meanwhile, she pled the fifth twice in the irs targeting scandal, but how long did lois lerner keep quiet? she may face criminal charges. we'll tell you why. >>> these seniors entertained by a stripper. and wait until you hear how this nursing home is responding. >> what? oh, my goodness. >> i'm just the messenger.

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. terror in the pacific. fatal earthquake rocking the coast of chile causing chaos as evacuees frantically run to survive. the latest on that disaster andç the tsunami advisory here in the u.s. straight ahead. >> will the secrets of benghazi be revealed on capitol hill later today? the former c.i.a. official accused of covering up the truth is back on the stand today. and this morning we have some exclusive new information you will only hear here on fox. >> wow. if government isn't paying our health care, here's their advice.

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck.tter, do you think the president is telling you the truth? take a listen. >> if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your healthç care plan. period. >> that sound like the truth to you? a brand-new fox study and poll shows americans are catching on. the results, they're going to stun you. >> who do the american people trust? hillary clinton, a woman with decades of scandal behind her? why does she get a clean slate over those other two men pictured there. we're going to do

i'm filling in for elisabeth hasselbeck today. it is a miracle he is still alive.ager hitches a five-hour ride from california to hawaii by hiding in the wheel well of a plane. so how did he end up in there? >> aloha. a bold prediction from a top democrat saying they're going to take november because republicans are crazy. >> we have countless elections now that democrats have won because the republicans have nominated extremists their voters reject. that is the advantage we

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert.acked with students erupts into flames. now at least nine people killed in this crash. the very latest as the story breaks. >>> meanwhile, the woman at the helm of the botched obama care rollout has always said this. >> no one has been fired. the majority of people calling for me to resign i would say are people who i don't work for. >> okay. well now kathleen sebelius doesn't work for barack obama or anybody else right now. find out why and what happens next to our health care. >>> it turns out there's one liberal out, another one is

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck.w study on the dangers of pot change the government's stance on legalizing? >> new questions on the somehow kohn at this nevada ranch. how one of the biggest players leads back to harry reid's office. >> democrats call her a liar for speaking out against the i.r.s. >> no american citizen should be willing to accept a government that uses its power against its

jesse tyler ferguson will make a joint appearance, sandra oh will be here, as will robin roberts, elisabeth, science bob pflugfelder will dazzle us with science, and we'll have music from franz ferdinand, sleepy man banjo boys, and boy george too. so please join us next week. and tell you something, i have had the honor of presenting our first guest with one of her two well- deserved emmy awards, and yet, do you know how many emmy award she has given me? not one. zero of them. her great show "modern family" airs wednesday nights at 9:00 here on abc, please say hello to julie bowen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: you look great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: what a cute outfit you have on. >> thank you, apparent leap part of it is see-through. that's part of the fun. part of the fun. >> jimmy: give people a little thrill. >> it's late night. late at night. i have been on vacation, hiatus. sort of relaxed. >> jimmy: you have. what have you been up to, what have you been doing? >> it 'tis the religious season, you have to do all this eastery stuff. >> jimmy: did you do a big easter thing? >>

elisabeth good to have you with us. big cities doctoring crime statistics has been an issue before. this is an especially big deal because this has become the murder capital of the country. >> it gave chicago quite a black eye on the world stage. getting those statistics down is a pretty major deal for rahm emanuel and superintendent mccarthy. >> some of the statistics you found, incredible. the victim tierra grove, had a agriculture around her plowt, a wire to tie her -- mouth, a wire to tie her to a chair. since the medical examiner couldn't find a clear cause of death they didn't ascribe to it murder? >> how the medical examining team is describing some deaths, this was described tierra's death as a homicide by unspecified means. the body was so decomposed it was in the medical examiner's opinion they could tell someone had killed her but weren't sure exactly how. and so apparently the police department seized on that ambiguity to change it to a noncriminal death investigation instead of a homicide investigation thereby removing her death from the city's year end homicide count.

>>> the ramseys will be in the after the show show with elisabeth hasselbeck. >> yeah. talking smart kids and smart money. tomorrow will be a great day. cheryl casone, child star veterans. bill: vice president joe biden in kiev announcing $50 million in aid for ukraine and telling moscow, quote, it's time to stop talking and acting. what does that mean? brand-new fox polling showing obamacare will have a major impact on voters come november. 73 per se the candidate's position on the law will be important and 19% say the most critical factor. martha: the mid-terms are inching closer. despite the democrats saying they won't be a fallout to the healthcare law, the polling says otherwise. bill: the polling itself-evident. >> it tells me president obama's advice last week that democrats should campaign on obamacare is not the best advice in the world. in the all important red states and swing states it does not look like a very good idea because the majority of americans don't like this law. they want politicians to fix it or repeal it. bill: among independents, they are ask

>> you have a message, elisabeth? >> i do. i was hard on the mets before. peace offering. >> but no one is going to the games. >> well, it's okay. >> thanks for watching this week. >> stay for the after the show show. it will be good. >> i won't. bill: brand-new unemployment numbers on the american economy. relatively no change. the unemployment rate stayed the same at 6.7%. lower than a lot of analysts expected as well. what does this mean? that's what we are about to find out. martha: i'm martha maccallum. so you have got that number. 6.7%, and that doesn't tell the whole story. the real unemployment number includes people who are under employed and people who quit look for work in this economy. that number comes up to 12.7%. bill: how do you score this number. >> reporter: it would be difficult for the president to hold a pep rally with numbers like this. bottom line, america is still not going to work. the participation rate remains at generation aloes. earnings dead flat. no change compared to the month before. real unemployment ticking up. half of the

tv guide gave cameras to elisabeth moss and christina hendricks so they could snap behind the scenes> i don't know what he is wearing. i'm guessing it's a rain hat from the series. you can see the final season starting april 13th. so looking forward to that. >> looking forward though that. >>> now to this big controversy for the baseball season. who would have thought it was going to be about paternity leave? well, it is. daniel murphy of new york and the mets have stirred up debate by choosing to miss the first couple of games of the season to be in the delivery room for the birth of his first baby boy. paula faris has the fallout. >> reporter: gone are the days of "mad men" when there was no such thing as paternity leave. >> you go down the hall to the right. >> in the 21st century, it is much more common. even prince william taking two weeks for the birth of his son prince george but when mets player daniel murphy missed two games at the start of this season for the birth of his first child -- >> having me helped a lot and vice versa to take the load off. >> reporter: what resulte

. >> reporter: and elisabeth moss, peggy, who rises from the secretarial pool to an executive. >> whyonely and doesn't want to be alone for the rest of her life. like all of us. >> just handle it. >> reporter: women navigating a world that still belongs to the don drapers. >> joan, don't worry, i will win this. >> just once i would like to hear you use the word "we." >> reporter: making a viewer want to reach out to free them out of the time capsule. >> poor betty, poor joan, poor peggy and i'm like, wait a minute, they're all rich, super successful like doing what they want to do. all three of these women. >> reporter: i beg your pardon. >> they're doing all right. >> reporter: do you see how you treat them? and now ten years after it began weiner is writing the final episode. so we asked the actors who took us on this journey for a decade to give us a last word of their own. >> just one word? >> thank you. >> that's two. >> oh. >> thanks. >> thanks. >> a little informal. >> we're not very good when we're not written for. >> all right. >> i don't know. i think that you will feel that

i'm filling in for elisabeth hasselbeck today. it is a miracle he is still alive.a teenager hitches a five-hour ride from california to hawaii by hiding in the wheel well of a plane. so how did he end up in there? >> aloha. a bold prediction from a top democrat saying they're going to take november because republicans are crazy. >> we have countless elections now that democrats have won because the republicans have nominated extremists their voters reject. that is the advantage we will have going into this election. >> they will have the noncrazy candidates? is that what she'sç saying? that is not all. their secret strategy to bring class warfare back. we know you missed it. it's back. >> that was a long cold open. a family's car goes up in flames in the middle of a lion enclosure. do you stay and run from the fire and into the lions or do you suck it up and inhale the smoke? the life-and-death decision they made coming right up. mornings are better with friends. >> this is toby keith and you're watching my favorite tv show, "fox & friends." >> thank you, toby.ç

judge ruled today that whistleblower private bradley manning can legally change her name to chelsea elisabethmanning the former intelligence analyst is currently serving a thirty five year prison sentence for passing classified government information to wiki leaks manning is serving the sentence at the army prison on fort leavenworth in kansas but decision now clears the way for official changes to manning's military records though she will still remain in her current prison manning has been diagnosed by at least two army behavioral health specialists with gender dysphoria or gender identity disorder after the ruling manning issued a statement saying it's worth noting that in both male and in person i've often been asked why are you changing your name the answer couldn't be simpler because it's a far better richer and more honest reflection of who i am and always have been a woman named chelsea manning went on to say that she hopes her case will raise awareness of trans people here in the u.s. . and along ukraine's border with russia tensions remain high despite an agreement that the two coun