alisyn? alisyn: oh, my goodness. are these homeowners going to be able to get back into their homes? >> reporter: well, some are. the once who were on top of the bluff have no access issues at all. the only problem they have is the threat of the edge of cliff creeping closer to their homes and the threat their homes might come down the hill if there is lot more landslide. however the 17 people down below on the road you see behind me, they have no access right now pause that road has been destroyed. the only way they can get to their homes is to walk about a five minute walk down a path, to get to their houses. they can do that right now but there is not a lot of access. there is talk of eventually making that, a one lane gravel road. that of course is well down the road because they have so much debris that they have to get through and they have so much land they have to move. they have to really establish that this hillside is going to be stable enough for people to eventually come and live here, you know, beyond t

>> alisyn: doing well.d to hear how much the average new car is $30,500 last year. so it sounds like most americans can't afford one. >> well, you know what? the thing you can't afford is that $30,000 is going to turn into about $10,000 in four years. so you're driving the most expensive thing that we purchase that goes down in value. i'm not against someone having a nice car. i'm just against their nice car having them. >> alisyn: good point. so you have some tips for how people can get out of this sort of car racket. you say pay cash for a cheap car. you suggest about 2,000 bucks you can get car for that? >> well, just get started is the point. let's kind of readjust our thinking and go back to grandma's ways of thinking. if you can't pay for it, you can't afford it. shocking idea, but the cost of car payments is unbelievable. so just for a short period of time, drive that beater, and get awe $2,000 car and get the process started to break the cycle of car payments. >> alisyn: my grandparents felt that wa

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thanks, alisyn. >> alisyn: thank you.room controversy in texas and a mother finds out her child is taught that the u.s. may have itself to blame for being the target of repeated terrorist attacks. and that's only the first problem she found. a professional wrestler turns real life super hero as his mother was held hostage in her own home. how he literally moved the earth to make sure she got out alive. >> fox news alert now. because that news conference is just getting underway in amman, jordan, where president obama is going to answer questions along with the king. the king's government as we mentioned is on shaky ground as jordan tries to prevent an arab spring style revolution there and on top of that more than 4,000 syrian refugees have flooded into the country as syria's civil war spins out of control. that's their top priority. let's listen. >> due to the influx and further strained the economy that is already under considerable external pressures with an unstable region, the ghoebl economy recovering. but having sa

> alisyn: spring. >> rick: spring?> clayton: and should have played the powerball. >> alisyn: i won the powerball as i told you. >> jesse: your one powerball. >> clayton: coming up on the show, outrage after police raid a man's home and threaten to take his kid because of this photo posted on facebook. now there is growing support from one girl who had a gun since she was a. >> jesse: and a family forced the out of their home because after pig. >> alisyn: i smell bacon. ♪ wild thing, you make my heart sing ♪ conquer them with the exhilarating is 250. get great values on your favorite lexus models during the cmand performance sales event. th is the pursuit of perfection. earning loads of points. we'll leave that there. you got a weather balloon, with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. go. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it i [ man ] so i used mineo get a whole new perspective. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] earn points with the citi thankyou card

alisyn. alisyn: the obama administration's chief health care official admitting you could pay more for health even though the president said costs would go down. house majority leader eric cantor is here with us to react. bill: this is terrifying individual grow. imagine seeing this outside your window? check out that that kitten. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of the country's largest petrochemical operation. ♪ when emerson takes up the challenge, "it's never been done before" simply bemes consider it solved. emerson. ♪ bill: this is a violent pileup. a car losing control, slamming into an ongoing accident scene. you will see here a truck skidding out slamming the overturned car amount firefighter is thrown 30 feet. up credibly he suffered only minor injuries. treated and released at hospital. no reports of any injuries to the driver. that is daytona, ohio. alisyn: word famous freedom fighter, nelson mandela is back in the ho

pete, thanks so much for your input on this. >> thanks, alisyn. >> alisyn: president obama reportedly meeting next week with some of the wealthy donors who are bank rolling a new advocacy group made up of his former campaign team. we'll look at the new twists and the allegations that these folks are selling access to the white house. plus, a teachers union underfire for digging up personal information on the school board involved in their budget fight and now fallout today. growing legal questions as we hear stunning new evidence in the death of that animal sanctuary intern attacked by a lion and new reports that may be shifting some of the spotlight of blame. >> and people understand the -- the emotional tie you get with your animals and the people that work here. we're a family and we lost two family members. [ bop ] [ bop ] [ bop ] you can do that all you want, i don't like v8 juice. [ male announcer ] how about v8 v-fusion. a full serving of vegetables, a full serving of fruit. but what you taste is the fruit. so even you... could've had a v8. diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phi

alisyn. alysin: they are not the only nation suffering in ire row sown. 19 million people are unemployed five euro air countries, spain, ireland, portugal, all needed bailouts. >>> there are new reports that the military is planning to send a crisis team of marines to the middle east to be ready to respond to breaking events. this in response to the september attack on our embassy in benghazi of course. four people including our ambassador there were killed in that attack. fox's steve centanni is live in washington. steve, how exactly would this kind of deployment work? >> reporter: well, alisyn, small teams of special operations forces would be deployed based on ships in the middle east of the according to "the wall street journal" they would be ready to report to any trouble spots using mv-22 osprey aircraft. they are capable of taking off vertically or horizontally. the chairman. house intelligence committee commented today on the planning underway for these special operations teams. liste

alisyn.that is not an aphrodisiac. >> tucker: 50/50. let us know what you think about that friends@foxnews.com. more on that a little bit later. >> alisyn: here are your headlines. they are in the country illegally but now getting low tuition rates. lawmakers in colorado allows anyone who graduates from a colorado high school to pay inn. state tuition regardless of immigration status. meanwhile, nonresident tuition can cost three times as much as instate. governor john hicken loper is expected to sign that bill into law. first state to allow teachers to carry guns in wake of the school shooting tragedy. it will be up to local school districts to decide how the weapons policy will work. several other states have proposals but no others yet have become law. don't forget tonight we all lose an hour of sleep. we're springing forward into daylight saving time. giving us one more hour of sunlight but one less hour of sleep. >> clayton: can we do away with this arc cake? >> alisyn: let's do away wit

>>alisyn: c.v.s.s telling its employees to report their weight, fat and glucose levels to the health insurance bosses. if they don't, it's a $600 fine each year. >>brian: that legal? fox's legal analyst judge napolitano is here. judge, can we arrest them? >> we can't arrest them. i wish we could arrest obamacare because that's the impetus for this. >>brian: it might turn itself in. >> i don't expect it would. c.v.s. has taken a position, because the government has put this burden on us, we are now authorized to find out who are the healthiest among us since it will save us a lot of money, our shareholders a lot of money, our customers a lot of money if we can pay less for health insurance because our employees are healthy. can they do this? answer: yes. they can't target women or men or a racial group or a religious group because civil rights laws govern them. but the privacy laws permit them to make reasonable inquiry of their employees if the answer to the inquiry will help the business of the emplo

>>alisyn: now the headlines.ing story, south korea test fired two short range missiles, likely a response to ongoing united states and south korea drills. the united states will explore three new sites for ground-based interceptors two on the east code and another in alaska. the obama administration rejected a plan to add more intercepters if alaska initially. >> they misdiagnosed, i think, the nature of what was happening in the region in terms of what the sanctioned country determined to acquire the capability would be able to do but it was driven by a broader ideology that was opposed to missile defense. >>alisyn: the united states will send an additional radar system to japan. amazing anyone survived this, a test flight goes wrong leaving three people dead and send setting a dozen cars on fire. it took off and immediately had trouble and crashed in a parking lot after hitting a warehouse. >> he want straight down to the ground and it was a "boom" and an explosion. >> the plane hit sideways and it went behind

>>alisyn: not only that. they are going to have to move a lot because the republicans are saying they won't bring in any new revenue -- meaning new taxes -- unless there's also entitlement reform. so the president reportedly brought that message over to house democrats and side, you guys are going to have to budge. in particular, here's one suggestion that i have: we're going to have to adjust the cost of living adjustment for social security downward. it's called the craned c.p.i. -- it's called the chained c.p.i. the cost of living adjustment. we're going to have to make that more affordable. but house democrats, particularly the more liberal said no way. it sounds like the two sides are just as far apart. >>brian: i think the chained c.p.i. is a given. the problem is republicans have no reason to, nor should they raise taxes. if the republicans got entitlement reform and then the -- sat down with the president and they started saying we need more entitlement reform, that is a nonstarter. democrats just got

that's great. >> alisyn: now can i shoot the basket, please? >> alisyn: i want some mope. auto show in town this week. rick reichmuth is out there to show us the scoop on what cars won't break the bank. >> clayton: hey, rick. very cool. the new york international auto show starts today. goes through next sunday. open to the public. get on down here. i have got mark steynberg here the president of this entire event. kind of a big deal. i think you should know a lot about the cars. we picked you to tell us about these cars that are under 20,000. >> right. this is some the three best examples of vehicles under $20,000. but have great styling and great technology that's in the car. this first one, this is a volkswagen golf. this is the world car of the year. that's a big deal. >> this is the biggest award that a car company can get is world car of the year. journalists go through this car. over 20,000 the gets over 30 miles per hour. it's wider, longer much much more fuel efficient than the older version was. >> i love this was the rabbit back in the day. we had a rabbit in 19

. >> alisyn: no, no. mouth. one of the steaks, preferably. >> steve: there is the steak. >> now we're going to compare. >> alisyn: delicious. >> now we're going to compare that to what would cost three times the price. >> alisyn: that was very flavorful, whatever i'm eating. tender. juicy. >> steve: he's cutting the flab off four. >> alisyn: i loved it. what was i eating? >> a flat iron. >> alisyn: it was really good. >> that's the new york strip steak now. >> steve: let's look at filet filetmingnon. >> same concept. >> alisyn: it is about the same. >> and one third the price. this is a petite tender. we'll cut a piece of that off. and let you sample that. now, this is not as tender as a filet, but has the same properties, just as lean. >> steve: i'll try this. this is the expensive one, right? >> this is the inexpensive one. >> steve: it is? >> yes. >> steve: 'cause that tastes like a filet. >> it's from the shoulder and this is a filet mignon. >> alisyn: i hope you like it still moving. >> steve: that's

back to you in new york. >> alisyn: peter, thank you. the sequester and now we have to worry about the government shutting down in 23 days. can't they give us a break? i'm exhausted from this. >> clayton: there are no clean bathrooms now at national parks. >> alisyn: were they clean before? >> no toilet paper and bring their own. >> tucker: it might be nice to learn about not so much government. what if it happened and had no effect on your personal happiness. >> clayton: how great would that be. in d.c., suddenly going to be a ghosttown there? >> washington is adding more jobs, the washington metro region than any city in the united states. we have a housing crisis because there's not enough housing. >> clayton: and our real estate expert on the show said yesterday, best city, no housing crisis. >> alisyn: there you go for one city. we'll be talking about the sequester and the effect on you all show and your headlines, a fox news alert. we want to bring you to a live look at vatican city this morning, this is the first mass held at st.

i mean, really. >> clayton: ready, alisyn. >> alisyn: wait a minute! what's happening?last piece. okay-- $25 difference between the two pieces of the meat that we had. one was the filet mignon and petite tender. >> alisyn: i think i like one better and-- >> going to save $20 a pound. >> clayton: number one i could tell difference. she chose the petite tender, $25 cheaper. >> that's from the shoulder, amazing. >> one easy to tell, lamb chops that are normally $25 a pound compared to lamb burgers which are a real new york craze right now. >> alisyn: they're delicious. >> about $5.50 a pound. a difference. >> alisyn: a great segment and great breakfast for me, thanks. >> clayton: and a great ipad app to learn about cuts of meat, how to prepare these things. he's one of the best providers of meat. >> alisyn: and apparently you don't need to go to confession today. you can just call the apology line. >> you've reached the apology line and you have a list of people you must apology, not to god-- >> that's where they're turning. >> clayton: a real life super hero is hanging up

alisyn camerota.hanks for joining us early. happy birthday obama in a care. the a foddable care act. remember if you liked your insurance you could keep your insurance. but will your doctor still be around? we'll explain. >> forget gutting our military. the real sequester pain felt on capitol hill. >> we have to come together and promote initiatives that improve the quality of life in the house of representatives. >> really? more outrageous comments from debbie wasserman schultz. >> hopeless romantic sending police on a wild chase for a mugger that didn't exist. should cops throw the book at him? we will examine that video. "fox & friends" begins right now >> good morning, everybody. look who snuck in here. >> wow. >> i didn't believe they let me in this place. >> security. security. >> jesse watters here for tuck iter. fellow philly boy. you are surrounded by philadelphia pride right here. [boos] >> there is two filly guys on the set. it's either going to be a show or we are going to rumble. >> alisy

alisyn.ou go there, you can get your bacon double cheeseburger and spend a few hours. >> i do love the frosty. >> christian student group no longer allowed to have christian leaders. rollins college in florida is the latest school to make this rule. the college says the intravarsity christian fellowship can no longer meet on campus. that's really the rule or be considered an official group because the group insists on keeping christian leaders is this legal? let's ask our experts. here to debate is attorney jona spill bore and lis wiehl. rollins college, johnna, said that the leaders of train varsity cannot solely be christian. they want their leaders to be christian. >> they are not excluded. i don't think what the college is doing is saying that you can't be christian. they are saying you don't have to be christian. >> you have got to walk the walk. >> i don't think it is discrimination because it is open to anybody to join. it's just that the leaders -- as you said, alisyn, it's a christia

. >> alisyn: and tell that to rick. and let us know what you think about this, please. >> clayton: coming up a budget battle on washington. are the two sides ready to come together? chris wallace tell us what he knows next. >> alisyn: imagine jumping from 8,000 feet above the ground and your parachute sales to open. this happened to this poor guy, but he survived and he's here with the incredible story. ♪ look what mommy is having.

alisyn: happy friday, good to be with you, i'm alisyn camerota in for martha maccallum. it is believed north korea is years away from developing nuclear missiles that could strike the united states but that is not a reason to ignore them. bill: new defense secretary chuck hagel about how he is taking the latest threats out of pongyang seriously. >> you only need to be wrong once and i don't know what president or what chairman or what secretary of defense wants to be wrong once when it comes to nuclear threats. bill: liz about the pran leading our coverage out of

alisyn: there was always speculated he was obsessed with violent videogames and confirmation would be helpful on that. bill: seems like even his exposure in the past couple years of his own life to the public outside was severely limited too. so we'll look at that. >>> there is pushback what is believed to be widespread hacking of u.s. companies, coming out of beijing china. what the u.s. now says it will do but will that be

the deans when i was there my a and alisyn were fair men. dean of the committed school now is a committed leftist. the shorenstein center, i'm sure you know press public public policy 2 a professors. do you know how many republicans are among those 25 professors? >> how many? >> bill: none. 25 professors, no republicans. do you think that's a good thing for the harvard university? >> well, i mean, certainly it's important to have balance across the university. >> bill: i have given you a fact as a -- as a journalist and editor you like facts because facts are good. 25 professors at the sorentein center, no republicans. i criticized that does that make me disloyal? >> you know, bill, i don't think we are -- you know, criticizing you for that element. >> bill: yeah. >> i think the idea of the staff editorial and sort of what we're thinking in general here are going after those elements of debate that are sort of broad, blanket atax on the the -- attacks on the instiewcialg quality. >> bill: do that. you named me. you named me, you named cruise

alisyn: fox & friends. "happening now" starts right now. jenna: brand-new stories and breaking news. jon: president ronald reagan said freedom is nevermore than one generation from extinction. we will talk with one prominent republican that warns those words ring true today. a shocking video out of philadelphia, a guy falls onto the subway tracks moments before a train moves in. the complet quick moves by a complete stranger that saved his life. how the scent of extra virgin olive oil can improve your health. it's all "happening now." but first on this good friday, the most solemn day on the christian calendar, the u.s. eyes the next move after a threat of war halfway around the world. good morning to you i'm jon scott. jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee. north korea today ramping up its rhetoric again and reportedly readying its military. the leader there kim jong un says his rockets are ready to quote settle accounts with the united states. this comes one day after a powerful military message from us to them the pentagon sending two nucl

with the deceased travis al >> alisyn: election an der but cannot remember the moment she stabbed him 27 times or slit his throat or shot him in the head is because jody diarias suffers from ptsd. post-traumatic stress disorder much like the veterans coming home from the iraq war or afghanistan and she has partial, as a result, partial amnesia. as you you can imagine the prosecutor in the case juan martinez, who is extremely provocative and impassioned wasn't having any of samuel's remarks. he suggested that samuels had fallen kind of in love with jody diarias in all their 30 hours of interviews and as a result not being objective. samuels was also questioned by the jurors. arizona has this weird law where jurors can also ask questions. they peppered him also with 100 questions. also extremely skeptical i have a theory, bill. i think that samuels and the defense the defendant herself have laid the foundation for at least one or two of those jurors to portray her as the damsel in distress as compared to juan martinez, the prosecutor who is a bully, who is relentless in his attacks. who

. >> alisyn: hey, join us tomorrow. we will have the st. patrick's day version of drink this, not that. >> brian: right. special thanks to these irish dogs. don't forget there is a great cause. >> steve: listen, thank you for joining us on this very special friday. ali will be back here tomorrow. we'll see you on monday, everybody. >> alisyn: thanks so much. have a great weekend. news alert. a major security change for the united states. the pentagon looks to protect us from a potential north korean missile strike. how real is this? good morning, everybody, i'm bill hemmer. welcome to the friday edition of "america's newsroom.". good morning, martha. martha: good morning. i'm martha maccallum. fox news has learned that the pentagon plans to beef up our defense system, adding up to 14 more missile interceptors placed in alaska and california. we'll show that you in a second. comes after weeks of north korea blustering once again against the united states and they have also conducted a third nuclear test now. bill: molly henneberg leading our

. >> bill: are you alisyn in wonderland?. >> let me finish the sentence. i'm the one who said on this program two weeks ago it's, number one, the wording is almost, i said that first before you said it. >> bill: between a fundraiser democrat and his column. >> the ideas are the same. the fundraising letter and the op. ed came out four days apart. >> bill: right. >> yeah. it certainly looks suspicious. >> bill: right. >> no question about that. >> bill: maybe the denver local media could investigate and move the story forward bill. >> did you hear what i said in the beginnings? you never listen to me. >> story more than a minute and they wouldn't do it. >> bill: maybe they could break it up over five nights and do 45 seconds each night. >> well -- >> bill: so cynical goldberg. >> i'm saying local news, listen, when i was in local news 100 years ago we covered government and stuff like that. >> bill: i did the same thing when i was in denver. i did it in denver. >> it's different now. >> bill: bernie goldberg, everybody. adam

it's sunday, march 31st, i'm ainsley earhart filling in for alisyn.this morning, senator marco rubio is firing back. why he says, uh-uh, not so fast. >> jesse: he's a small business owner, but he's got a big problem with big government. the star of the hit show "pawn stars" sounds on on the regulation nation. >> clayton: it's easter sunday and we're celebrating with you and your dogs. the hilarious pictures you're sending in. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ >> happy easter. >> ainsley: look at the beautiful flowers. >> clayton: we've got them for you, 1-800-flowers knew you would be here. >> ainsley: you're thoughtful. >> clayton: i said the same thing yesterday for kelly wright. >> ainsley: thanks. >> clayton: jesse, not to be outdone, i got something for you this morning. . >> jesse: okay. >> clayton: i know you like to eat unhealthy and grab something for you, a present. >> ainsley: what did you get. >> jesse: more of that ham? all right. peeps. >> clayton: look at this. and look at the massive bunny rabbit peep. >> jesse: should i h

. >> alisyn: tomorrow we have michelle malkin, brook burke from "dancing with the stars." >> brian: don't miss it. there will be a quiz. bill: big head lien here, everybody. fox news alert. the white house chief of staff calling it a real game-changer if sub stand at this aided. denis mcdonough talking about reports out of syria chemical weapons were used in that war as president obama arrives it -- in israel and a country that shares a border. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to america's newsroom. martha: i'm martha maccallum. this is very serious story. president obama may soon have to act. mike rogers chairs the intel committee in the house. his counterpart in the senate, dianne feinstein, both say based on briefings they received very high probability that syria's regime used weapons of mass destruction. that has been called a red line issue by president obama who warned syria's dictator bashar al-assad that he should not cross that line. bill: the white house has been briefed and the white house has to make some decisions in this. i think the days are becoming more desperate and the regime

alisyn: they already have them stphaofplt catch you on friday. have a great day. jenna: brand-new stories and brick break. jon: more concerns about eyes on the skies as a new report says the government can protect privacy from domestic drones. pope francis doing things differently on this holy thursday, we'll show you all "happening now." jon: we begin with an unprecedented display of military capability. good morning to you. i'm jon scott. jenna: we always like it when it's our display, not other people's. jon: that's a very good thing. jenna: one of our big stories today, everybody, i'm jenna lee, the united states sending two stealth bombers on a mission to south korea. the nuclear capable spirit b-2 bombers dropped off munitions on a south korean island range before returning to missouri. it's not clear if they have been used know past drills, this is the first time the pentagon has announced their use. the military show of force follows multiple threats from north korea. we talked about them, including threats of a nuclear strike on washington and on seoul. t

. >> alisyn: give to a stunt ranch the vatican, not yet. the black smoke we saw earlier coming out of the chimney at the sistine chapel means the cardinals have not yet picked a pope in the secret deliberations as thousands of catholic faithful wait in the pouring rain of st. peter's square. that is part of the sight we watched earlier today and the rest of the world watching in anticipation with us. good morning, everybody, i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." who knows when it will --. martha: good morning, bill. i'm martha maccallum. one of the last truly see credit -- secret proceedings that exist in the world. bill: so true. martha: there is so much anticipation. there were two votes earlier today. we expect if they follow procedure they will to do more votes in the coming hours and then we begin the smoke watch. bill: awaiting we are. religious correspondent lauren green live in vatican city. lauren, hello to you. >> reporter: hello you, bill. we are in kind of a break. the cardinals have having a lunch and maybe a little

. >> alisyn: we hope you'll tune in. we have geraldo rivera and two bear cubs, a monkey and sumo wrestlers. >> brian: i thought so. >> steve: join us in the after the show show. >> i'm not one of the sumo wrestlers. it's a new day and a new morning and the first full day for pope francis starting the day today. in a surprise visit he visited a roman basilica dedicated to the virgin mary, praying there. so his first official act in rome a short time ago. welcome, everybody, to our coverage as it continues live in new york city. you are here at "america's newsroom." quite a day. martha: you hear the cheers in the background. brings you back to the incredible moment, what many people saw as hopeful surprise. good morning to you. good morning to everybody at home. i'm martha maccallum. right now we're awaiting for pope francis to celebrate his inaugural mass in the sistine chapel. he is the first pope as you know from the americas. bill: we heard timothy dolan call it a day of renewal for the church. religion correspondent l

>> alisyn: tomorrow geraldo rivera. thank you for joining us. bill: good morning, everybody.re on the hunt for a killer. massive search ongoing for the person who murdered in cold blood one of colorado's top prison officials. tom clement gunned down as he answered the door. it happened in front of his wife. good morning. i'm bill hemmer, welcome to "america's newsroom." this broke yesterday. martha: a terrible story. welcome, bill. i'm martha maccallum. they have security beefed up. the state capitol is on alert. this shooting happened in a quiet wooded neighborhood. monument, colorado, not too far from denver. they want to speak to a woman out exercising in the area who they believe may have seen something. >> we have information that leads us to belief there was a white female, perhaps the between the age of 35 and 50 or speed walking or exercising if you will, along colonial park drive about 8:30 last night. she has been described wearing light pants, a dark windbreaker and also a hat. this is not a person of interest concerning the crime but rather someone we may have mad

but if you missed a minute with ainsley, alisyn and anna filling in, you definitely missed a lot. >>e of emergency. here is a look back at a week that was on "fox & friends". >> steve: welcome to march madness live here on the "fox & friends" set. >> welcome to my space. >> steve: come on! come on, maria! you don't need wrinkle cream. >> aren't you wonderful? and you need your prescription. >> steve: wait a minute. >> you're doing multiple body parts. >> brian: that's your sides, right? >> right. you're raising the roof and you're toning and squeezing and toning. there is another move. you're squatting. you're up core is tight. you're reaching. >> what's happening over there, brian? >> brian: i need muscle milk. >> you are carrying a little of that. >> brian: i have worked out already. >> look, i've got a budget i'm bringing to the floor. >> steve: come on, brian! defense! defense! >> this helps food allergies? >> very audrey hepburn! >> brian: does anyone remember if the art hog saw its shadow. >> steve: you mean a groundhog? now we're going to talk about another carson, dr. ben car