fox's amy kellogg has the latest. >> reporter: thousands of russians crowded the square in the capitol as vladimir putin claimed presidential victory again in russia. putin says victory was won in an open and honest battle. the opposition calls this vote anything but fair. >> this is not an election. it was not. it's imitation. >> reporter: this will be vladimir putin's third term as president. he led russia from 2000 to 2008 before moving into the prime minister's office due to term limits. many believe demetri nagerdov put the presidency as a caretaker knowing he'd be out in four years. among the reports of violations some say there's been carousel voting meaning busloads of voters being driven from place to place casting ballots multiple times. the government in an effort to prove they held transparent elections put in place thousands of webcams transmitting video polling sites, now the opposition refusing to give in. >> we will not recognize the president as alleged president, president of all russians. >> reporter: those not happy with the results are planning a big protest tomorr

amy kellogg, fox news. >> bret: the grapevine is next.'t forget, tonight's infinity sponsored text to vote question. is courting democrats in an open republican primary good or bad politics in text sr1 to 36288 for good politics. text sr2 for bad politics. results later. j nhñ xç@÷ 0@h@ >>> fresh pickings from the political grapevine. iran's foreign minister is condemning the destruction of muslim religious material by u.s. troops in afghanistan, praising iran's human rights record. he called the quran burning deplorable. and afros violation of human rights. he boasted iran has the best human rights record in the muslim world. he failed to mention the crackdown on dissent inside iran or the christian pastor who received a death sentence after being charged with apostacy among other alleged crimes. >>> director general of the bbc admits christianity is treated with less sensitivity than other religions because he said it's pretty broad shouldered. mark thompson says tv producers have to consider violent threats if they pursue certain type

amy kellogg has the latest. >> reporter: the search for the shooter led police here. to the apartment of mohammad mera. the officials say he is an ultraislammist who has been under surveillance for years for having fundamentalist views. he claims to have trained with al qaeda on the afghanistan- pakistan border and said that the shootings were to avenge the killings of palestinian children in the middle east. the officers attempted an early- morning raid but that turned into a fire fight. >> there are two policemen wounded. three policemen in total were hit and one was hit in the helmet. this was not physically wounded. the impact was on the helmet, which has protected him. >> reporter: this is part of the manhunt for a shooter who killed seven people, including french soldiers and jewish children. in monday's attack, three young children and a rabbi were killed and the school children killed all the french israeli nationality were buried in israel on monday. the french president commended the efforts of the police and investigators as he raised the terror alert in th

amy kellogg reporting from spain. >> arthel: your tie is green.steve wozniak joining the thousands of ipad fanatics, camping out for the new device. he was number two in line at an apple store in los angeles area, i believe he's at century city while rushing off to deliver a speech wozniak offered his first impression of the new ipad. >> looks good, i had one problem setting it up, so i'm very happy. how is the screen? i didn't notice right way >> arthel: he may not had much time to offer a full review. some of those who got hands-on time are not as impressed as they were with previous apple devices. that raising concerns with some investors. kyle harrington founder and managing partner of harrington capital management. >> happy st. patrick's day. >> arthel: you have your green on. >> tell rick this is real green. >> arthel: apple stock hit $600 thursday in anticipation of the launch. would you say the so-called lackluster launch is going to affect stocks? >> let's do a little history since 2007 the stock has run up the first iphone until now the

amy kellogg from moscow, amy. >> hi, harris, on the radio here the other day someone said in americang to be elected president, but you know how it's going to go. here in russia, you know who is going to be elected president, but you don't know how it's going to go and the anti-putin movement has already said that they consider the results of this election to be illegitimate and planning a major pro it is for tomorrow. and putin seemed to be emotional as he greeted crowds next to red square and later remarked the tears were caused by the wind, but looked like he was very moved by the moment. >> and in order to make this process more transparent. nearly 200,000 web-cams were installed in polling places across the country and anyone can tap into the system, and watch any polling station, and it's been a source of fascination for many russians today, with a bit of voyeurism. even with an unprecedented movement of observers and the cameras, many were quite skeptical even before the results came out. >> principally nothing has changed and does happen here in polling place, but in district

in moscow, amy kellogg, fox news. >> bret: back in this country, the obama administration mounted itsst real public defense of its policy of so-called targeted executions. involving american citizens. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us from washington with what we learned today. good evening. >> thank you. not laying out the intelligence that led to the drone strike killing anwar al-awlaki. the first american on the kill-or-capture list linked to the massacre, eric holder told law students at the northwestern university today, three criteria must be met. the individual possesses immediate threat of violence against the u.s., capture is not feasible and the operation can be done consistent with the laws of war. >> for reasons i have given, u.s. government use of lethal force and self-defense against leader of al-qaeda or associated force who presents an imminent threat and violent attack would not be unlawful. therefore, would not violate the executive order banning assassination or criminal statutes. >> the attorney general argued the use of drones against te

amy kellogg has more. >> it is a events and centers around the paper machee figures that are put in fantasticalseph's day. that is a patron saint of capenders and they used to mack a ritual bonfire of all of the left over junk. timber and stuff like that and they would burn. and now they send it up in flames when the party is over. >> it is a rousing ringing in of spring. fireworks ignite the siesta in valencia. they do it all on a smaller scale. all a crackling prelude to the end of the right. burning of the fya. much larger life and flower scenes and satires and made for the festival and destroyed in a symbolic of all that is useless and it all sparks fierce competition. neighborhoods vie for the best display of figures and lights . crowds revel in the four days set aside here for enjoying life in this all be it colorful realty. -- reality. some cost 350,000 to put together. the economy in spain is not in a good way . maybe in the future, these figures are smaller. but there is no discussion that this festival could ever go away. harris. >> everything's fun there, thank you. >> and a ride in

pill * amy kellogg, live in london. martha: we are getting new video in of the damage caused by a powerful earthquake in mexico. hundreds of buildings were damaged. it caused homes to bounce like they were trampolines. several aftershocks have been rocking the region. thankfully no reports of deaths in this earthquake. several injuries have been reported as a result. we'll keep an eye on that situation. back here at home, president obama is about to depart the white house. he's launching a four-state tour to pitch his plan on energy. but it's his energy secretary who made a lot of headlines in the past 24 hours after saying this to lawmakers on a house committee. >> in an earlier hearing you gave yourself an a minus. in weatherization do you give yourself an a minus? >> actually i do. >> in controlling the price of gas at the pump, do you give you're receive an a minus? >> the tools we have are limited but since i became secretary of energy i have been doing everything i can to get long-term solutions. martha: there is

amy kellogg has more. >> it is a events and centers around the paper machee figures that are put in fantasticalseph's day. that is a patron saint of capenders and they used to mack a ritual bonfire of all of the left over junk. timber and stuff like that and they would burn. and now they send it up in flames when the party is over. >> it is a rousing ringing in of spring. fireworks ignite the siesta in valencia. they do it all on a smaller scale. all a crackling prelude to the end of the right. burning of the fya. much larger life and flower scenes and satires and made for the festival and destroyed in a symbolic of all that is useless and it all sparks fierce competition. neighborhoods vie for the best display of figures and lights . crowds revel in the four days set aside here for enjoying life in this all be it colorful realty. -- reality. some cost 350,000 to put together. the economy in spain is not in a good way . maybe in the future, these figures are smaller. but there is no discussion that this festival could ever go away. harris. >> everything's fun there, thank you. >> and a ride in

in moscow, amy kellogg, fox news. >> bret: two more american soldiers are killed in afghanistan over quran burning. we'll get reaction from the fox all-stars when we come back. >>> the reason that it was important is the same reason that a chander on the ground, general allen apologized. to save lives. and make sure our troops who are there right now are not placed in further danger. >> it's hard to tell, isn't it? think it has improved the pathology? calmed it down. not out of the woods yet. >> bret: for the third time in a week, soldiers in afghanistan have been killed by the afghans they are training. two soldiers killed in kandahar, and we'll have the details of the exact killing are still unclear. it's clear they were killed by afghan training. i asked general allen in an interview yesterday about the trust or lack thereof in the wake of this quran burning. between u.s. forces and afghan forces. >> there have been occasions where elements within the afghan national army or at the ministry of interior recently have turned on our forces. every one of those is a tragedy and none sh

amy kellogg, oh, my gosh, beautiful there. >> it is juliet. it's fire, it's figures, you can see you can see them behind me, the figures in the festival. the much larger than life put in different displays, some are bawdy and some are political. and it's the feast of st. joe he self on monday, and he is the patron saint of carpenters, juliet and this originated from a time when the carpenters used to welcome sprinkle burning their kindling and junk and morphed into these figures and there are hundreds around valencia. it's noise and sound and most symbolic, it happens here every day at lunch time. and it's eardrum crushing sounds and they set off about $500 pounds of gun powder in the course of about, in a period of about 10 minutes and it's in a fenced in area. daytime fireworks, but it's unbelievably cloud and i don't understand how the children here were just cheering happily, because, frankly, i was cowering in fear. it's something spectacular and they do it every day for 19 days, and the person that steps it off is senor, and they let a w

and amy kellogg is there. >> they he come in a steady stream in full valencia regalia. a face. tears for prayers and promises to the virgin mary and even the tiniest victims of the city are on display. and less formal, but no less of part of life is paella. the capital of this state, has a contest each year and the winning, one this year. a massive scene that's all about crisis, financial crisis with a figure depicting moody's squeezing the euro, even in the escapism of the holiday. reality is at the party. >> all right. we're having some technical difficulties there and we'll move to france and in the meantime, we'll bring you the story from spain if we will. crews are on a one ton german bomb. a worker accidentally pierced it with a backhoe. the ignition is broken, but extremely dangerous and police evaluating a thousand people while they moved it. taken now to a military base and detonated. well, pay peyton. where are you going? it could happen. a lot of football fans want to know where one of the best will play. he's a freeman to roam. we'll take a look in sports, a

amy kellogg is there to prove it. hi, amy. >> hi, brian. -- you know, unfortunately, the night that they're going to burn all of these that you can see behind me. it's incredibly windy. i don't know how they're going to do this. there are hundreds of these all around town and tonight, they have something that is the term for burn. which is the conclusion. it's kind of out with the old and in with the new. this is a festival to welcome spring and so it's fire. it's sound. it's -- they have something that goes off every day at midday. fireworks, very, very loud. 500 pounds of gunpowder packed into a six minute serenade here and anyway so tonight will be the end of this all. it's been a lot of fun being here and seeing all the different rituals that go into one fantastic festival, brian, back to you. >> should be great as long as they can block the wind. thank you, amy kellogg. steve, over to you. >> thank you very much. amy and brian. meanwhile, you want to save some money and use rain water in your garden? how about teaching your kids some b

amy kellogg, fox news. >> that looks cool. thank you very much, amy.ou very much, steven. remember this lady, brian? >> yep, we introduce you to laura mcmanus, mom in her 40's who decided being 40 doesn't mean you should stop cheerleading especially if you're in the nfl. >> you're an nfl cheerleader. >> yes. >> are we allowed to ask how old you are? >> i'm 43. >> three years ago, you became the oldest cheerleader in history. we look at you as extremely young. >> i feel young. >> you feel like you're a great role model for your daughters, too. the nfl is thinking, we're going to make a change. you said not so fast. >> absolutely. they definitely see how hard i work and they cheerlead, too, they know how hard it is and they know especially when they didn't make it the first time that you just work hard and you can make it. >> 43 years old is young. i mean, look at madonna, she's still running around there. do you ever get any hassled at all by any of the fans? >> not at all. >> you're like 20 years older than the oldest one. >> yeah, i could be their mom

amy kellogg takes a look at the celebration. >> reporter: nice thing about welcoming springtime here you get the feeling it's really here to stay and there won't be back to the winter. the fiesta are centered around the figures called ninos and they are called las fallas and there are hundreds of them all over the town displayed over the four-day festival which is about lights and sound best demonstrated, it's a 500-pound force of gun powder extravaganza that goes off in eardrum bursts and little children cheering wildly. its lunchtime ritual that goes on from the start of march through the 19th of march. st. joseph's day. the city is filled with people. at one point at the center you could barely put couldn't put a piece of paper between people it was so crowded. it costs $350,000 to make surreal and satirical scenes. they tip up with valencian garb to create the las fallas along with street light displays and fallas and they get rid of the bad they say, looking forward to the good bus but these are not considered bad here by the people of valencia. they are quite beloved and they h

amy kellogg has the story. >> reporter: this festival all goes up in flames but it doesn't end in tears. as the artists have designed the fire monument behind me, they embrace the flames. the whole city doesn't go up in flames when hundreds of these monuments are burned. on monday night is there are some very good firemen who will manage the scene. this was the year's top category winning fire that cost $527,000 to construct. it's about 60 feet high and had a small army of artists working on it for the better part of the year. you can see there is a lot going on. it's generally a busy scene. this takes a swipe at moody's as scraping the living daylights out of euro. the creator says economic woes have been repeated many times this year. >> i think they are laughing about the crisis. we are trying to put some humor into this a bad moment we are going through so you can arrive here and have a laugh. >> reporter: last night saw they make more offerings to a massive stat oot ui. procession of men and women goes on pretty much nonstop over eight hours. it's quite emotional. you can see peopl

amy kellogg, live in moscow, with more. >> reporter: megyn, the latest is that this protest which had been peaceful earlier in the evening here in moscow has started to turn a bit ugly. we're not sure which direction it's going to go. the police are pulling people off pushkin square. me had a permit to demonstrate against putin but everyone thought there would be a limit to what the police would tolerate in terms of protests and now that the rictry -- victory is secured it's clear the tide is turning. we don't have the details but what we have heard is the fire brand anticorruption blogger, really in many ways a charismatic ring leader of this movement has been arrested by police. earlier this the -- in the evening, he was speaking to crowds of, say, # 4000 people, saying the protestors would take over the streets of the squares in moscow and not leave until putin left the kremlin. he also was continuing his chants that the people in power are crooks and thieves and said they weredy vowing the country's oil and gas. putin as you mentioned, megyn, teared up as he won enough votes to by

. >> gregg: amy kellogg, thanks. >> heather: new warnings from president obama to iran. the runs not hesitate in using military force to stop the defiant nation from building nuclear weapons. mr. obama delivering those remarks in washington. the president's speech coming one day before his meeting with israel's prime minister. steve centanni has more on this. >> reporter: the president said today he will not hesitate to use force if he has to to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon, but he said, now is not the time for bluster. >> already there is too much loose talk of war. it has only benefited the iran government by driving up the price of oil which they depend on to fund their nuclear program. >> reporter: now the president says he wants to allow time to let the new sanctions have their desired effect, but he says military force is still an option because he doesn't have any policy of containment, that is allowing iran to develop nuclear weapons then trying to contain the new power. israel is growing impatient and threatening to launch air strikes against iran'

amy kellogg is live in valencia where thousands gathered to celebrate st. festival of fire. hello, amy. >> hi. well, this festival all goes up in flames at the end, but not in tears. according to the artist who made the monument behind me, real valencia people love it, too, and the reason this whole city doesn't go up in flames, along with these paper ma shay models when they're burned is that apparently we've got some firemen who will manage the night of the burning of all of these tomorrow. now, this was the year's top categories, winning, which cost $525,000 to construct. took a small army of artists, better part of a year, 60 feet high. you can see there is a lot going on. one of the characters is that they're awfully busy. this one takes a swipe at moody's, depicted here as squeezing the living daylights out of it. here is one of the committee member high school to say about the meaning of this creation. >> the theme of this fellow, and it couldn't be any different, is the crisis engulfed us all. a victorrian figure had to come down, abandon their big

amy kellogg is streaming live from valencia. >> reporter: hi.re in moderation, the spaniards know how to live for sure. valepsia is in the 3s of this festival, which is a festival within a festival within a festival. the biggest papier-mache models, the loudest fireworks, the swishiest gowns. i don't know, just the most festive crowds i have seen in a long time. the highlight of the afternoon is something called the mascletta with the earthquakes. it is an amazing display of gunpowder. about 500 pounds are used up in the course of under 6 minutes. thousands of explosions go off. and according to one source, generation pyrotechnique tcreate it is great emotion here and a feeling that you can really understand, he says, if you would experience one of these before. >> it's a feeling. it's a lot of noise. but you have a sense, no? it's much -- each time and more and more and more and then at the end, it's like everything. you have to say it for feeling. >> reporter: then, have been, there is food to fuel the fiesta. paella comes from valencia. so th

amy kellogg is live with more on the five-day festival. did i get it right, amy? amy? >> amy?y part of the show. >> she wanted to experience it. >> reporter: this is a floral offering. it's won't haven into won't wor eelaborate robe. as they proceed through town to make their floral offerings, you can see the emotion on many of the faces, tears for prayers and promises to the virgin mary. even the tiniest citizens of the city are on display. less somber and less formal but no less important is this dish. there's a competition each year. the winning fallas this year, a massive scene all about crisis, financial crisis with a figure depicting moody's squeezing the euro. even in the escapism of this holiday, reality is at the party. with spain's economy being in dyedire straights, there's debae about whether or not the festival should be scaled down. there are some thoughts that the the figures, the fallsa themselves will be smaller but no discussion that this festival itself is in any sort of jeopardy. >> now we do have amy once again. how has it been, amy? >> i think there's jus