. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm arthel nevil. $85 billion in forced spending reductionsow in effect after congress and president obama failed to avoid the cuts known as the sequester. in his weekly address the president said a deal is still possible if republicans agree to higher tax revenues. >> these cuts are not smart. they will hurt our economy and cost us jobs. congress can turn them off at any time as soon as both sides are willing to compromise. >> in the republican address, they said washington doesn't need more money, it needs less spending. >> the president must stop using this debate as an excuse to raise taxes and started seeking an opportunity to cut spending. >> i'm arthel nevil. get you back to cavuto. meantime, foxnews.com for all the headlines. >>> forget about weight watchers the diet company, how about weight watchers your company. some businesses are starting to month monitor what employees are eating and what clothing size you are buying. it's an effort to lower health care costs. >> it's terrifying. all life is balancing act. lots of companies will

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm arthel nevil. live looking at cpac, they will release of their stlua polls to see show who these conservatives want in the white house. they are looking at the front paul, rand paul, congressman ryan and marco rubio and scott walker, also raising eyebrows, favorite neurosurgeon ben carson who jokingly hinted at a possible white house run himself. >> let's say you magically put me into the white house. [ cheers and applause ] >>> i'm arthel nevil and back with the straw poll results. right now get you back to cavuto on business. see you soon. >> neil: welcome back. demand for oil is going down as america's production of shale oil keeps going up. connection? >> it has yoko saying oh, no and daryl hannah, we are not going to provide an example of yoko's singing. we have dagen here we must can doing something right? >> absolutely. when you have opec mad at you because you are not using enough oil and hollywood mad at you because you are oil, period and producing it it's a perfect world. >> neil: very w

. >> terry: i'm arthel nevil.t says former president nelson mandela has been taken to the hospital for a routine test. this is the second hospital stay in less than three months for the anti-apartheid leader. he is 94 and we'll bring you more details as they come in. new calls for an extensive security review at one of the nation's busiest airports after an inspector brought a fake bomb managed to get through two security screens. peter king says the top to bottom review is needed of the tfs a. i'm arthel nevil. get you back to cashin in. you know where to get all the latest headlines, foxnews.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news. i'll see you again in about an hour from now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: the pain at the pump is while some say chavez's departure could mean lower gas prices but others say we've got the fix. get rid of costly regulations on refineries and stop being dependence on greener gas. >> it's all passed on. stop this greenhouse nonsense. stop the summer blend and pass the keystone xl pipeli

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm arthel nevil.ng new details about the navy seal killed in a training accident in arizona. u.s. military says special warfare operator brett shadow died when another seal collided in midair during training on thursday. he is from pennsylvania and highly decorated of field team 6. other seal is stable condition. a group of airports asking to stop faa from shutting down towers. in response to the spending cuts known as sequestration. affected areas fearing the move could put passengers in danger. i'm arthel nevil. we'll get balk to "cashin' in." eric boling is in the house. for the latest, go to foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ >> eric: nike creating controversy with the new tiger woods ad. winning takes care of everything but critics are blasting them for putting money ahead of morals. they say money may fix things on the golf course but it doesn't fix a broken reputation. monica, you disagree? >> tiger woods is not a priest or any kind of moral arbiter, he is professional athlete. that what they are using in the ca

. >> live from america's headquarters, i'm arthel nevil. sinkhole in florida that may have killed a man is getting bigger. he is missing after the ground opened up. it swallowed him and everything in the room. now engineers say the risk of the whole house of falling in. neighbors removed their belongings as they test the ground in the area. >> the top new diplomat as secretary of state, john kerry in care row for high level talks. in cities across the country, anti-government protestors rally against mohammed morsi. secretary kerry stressed the need for morsi to reach out to opposition groups. kerry and morsi are set to meet tomorrow. i'm arthel nevil. now back to cashin in. death. stay with us. everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: here is something important taxpayers. union bringing down hostess is now snacking on your tax money. government ruling those workers can collect benefits due to global competition. doesn't sound too good. >> i wish i had a twinkie and we could sing happy birthday but the bakers union brought the company down. even the team

i'm arthel neville. >> rick: i'm rick folbaum. topping the news, the president signing those forced spending cuts into law, making it official, for blaming republicans every step of the way. now that the latest battle is behind them, can washington fine will he come together? >> arthel: also, your boss knows a lot about you. but now some employers are tracking what you eat. and even what you buy. what? we're going to explain why and send me your thoughts about this on twitter at arthel neville. >> rick: also "consumer reports" just released a list of the top auto buys and we've got a couple of them right outside our plaza here in midtown, manhattan, including the top sports car. there she is. we'll take you outside. that's coming up later. >> arthel: we're going to begin with this fox news alert. searchers calling off the search for a florida man swallowed by a massive sink hole. 37-year-old jeff bush is missing and presumed dead after the ground opened up under his bedroom. now emergency crews are giving up on finding the victim

. >> i'm arthel nevil. >> the senate passing itself on the back after approving the first budget in four years, is washington celebrating as to? >> and president obama is warning of an extremist threat in syria and the syrian government could be using chemical weapons against its own people. >> extreme weather bearing down. as a massive and potentially dangerous weather system hits. we'll show you where it is headed. >> terry: first a milestone for the health law. >> remember this, president obama signing the giant piece of legislation into law back in 2010 but any birthday celebrations may be kept low key because the law seems as controversial as ever. now there are new signs that political fight over it could be heating up yet again. molly henneberg is live in washington with more. >> dueling opinions on the impact of obamacare and whether it's been a boon or a boondoggle for americans and americans businesses. president obama says the law protects americans from insurance company abuses and suggests the law is saving people money. president said in a statement, quote, millions of seni

i'm arthel neville. get you back to "the five." i'm back with rick folbaum at 6:00 o'clock sharp. 3 on the west coast. >>> if you watch the nightlyth news on thursday night, you wouldn't have heard a word about the bob woodward controversy. but this story about dennis rodman getting together with north korean dictator kim jong-un did make the cut, on a abc, nbc and cbs. >> the image of the day from overseas, dennis rodman and kim jong-un. >> who became the first american to meet with the new leader of north korea? the wild child of basketball, dennis rodman. >> you would be hard pressed toa find an odder couple than this. >> after rodman had dinner and drinks with the dictator, he had some kind words as well. >> they were so honest, and one thing that guess what, his grandfather and his father were great leaders. he's proud. his country like him. not like him, love him. love him. i love him. i love him. the guy is awesome. >> eric, at first i looked at this and go, why is this news? then i thought about it. and i'm like, he's the f

. >> i'm arthel nevil.england recovering from a late winter storm right now and it's not just the snow. this is video from plum island, massachusetts where flooding, high winds and crashing surf ripped homes right off foundations, demolition crews taking down what is left of some of those homes. developing overseas, protestors in egypt burning buildings over a just rendered court ruling. smoke and flames flowing out soccer headquarters in cairo. after the court acquitted 28 defendants including 7 police officers for crimes committed under hosni mubarak. get you back to cavuto on business. charles payne is the chair today. all the latest at foxnews.com. we'll see you in a minute. >>> walmart scaling back plans to expand to new york amid fierce protests. consumers everywhere should protest they say. >> it's amazing to watch this, in a city like new york where there is high cost of living. you have a company that single handedly has lowered costs for consumers and let's not build one. you won't have the worker

i'm arthel neville.losing a major interstate after this dump truck slamd into a pedestrian bridge this morning. police say the truck was traveling with the trailer raised when it hit, causing it to flip over. officials say the bridge's pillars were seriously damaged and will likely be torn down. amazingly, no injuries reported. >>> and don't forget you're losing an hour of sleep tonight. yes, we're springing forward. it's daylight saving time. make sure to turn the clock ahead tonight. officially happening at 2:00 a.m. your time. wherever you are, you'll lose an hour of sleep, but gain an extra hour of evening sunlight. it's also a good time to put new batteries in the smoke detectors. i'm arthel neville. join me at the top of the hour back for more news. now back to "the five." log on for all the latest headlines, fox news channel. most powerful name in news. ♪ >>> welcome back to "the five." red light and speed cameras, what's the upside and the down side? bob has a theory. on one hand, some cities say

we'll see you soon, i'm arthel nevil. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: turns out green may not be see clean.o when manufacturing and electric vehicle is more than double the amount when making a gas powered car. depending on how many miles it is driven it may never make up the difference. jonathan, this comes after the the calls for more than $2 billion in green investments. is he kidding? >> these reports demonstrated once again the inherent corruption of the green movement of the environmental movement. electric car creates more co2 but we saw the same thing with ethanol. that was previous technology that the greens were pushing. that made more co2 and we spent billions of dollars subsidized. it goes to what the green movement is about. it's hurting man. it's not protecting nature. just the audacity of government to force you to taxing you to pay for it that doesn't work and is of no help you to? if that is not suicidal i don't know what is. >> eric: we found out mr. fistor took $529 million of our money decided to step down today. what is going on here. we are throwing money? >> i don't k

i'm arthel neville and back to adam, to that curb-sporting tracy. not laughing at you. tracy: sure you are. adam: we have an update on your future for you. citigroup, bank of america, hsbc, jpmorgan, goldman sachs, and more, on a list of banks that have paid millions and millions of dollars in settlements tied to financial wrong doing. the payouts have raised criticism that banks get off too easy. they don't have to admit or deny guilt, and it comes after attorney general eric holder made some interesting comments earlier this month. >> i am concerned that the size of some of these institutions becomes so large that it does become difficult for us to prosecute them when we are hit with indications that if you do prosecute, if you do bring a criminal charge, it will have a negative impact on the national economy, perhaps even the world economy. adam: so are banks too big to prosecute? we want to bring in former delaware senator ted kaufman. he pushed for serious financial reform while he was in the, i think it was fraud recovery act. >> that's it, ad

arthel neville, thank you very much. breaking news.ee to go pay $40 million a to settle a probe on shipments on behalf of illegal online pharmacies. the nonprosecution agreement struck with the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco follows a probe into illegal internet pharmacies dea has been investigating fedex over similar issues according to "wall street journal" sources but fedex not a part of that settlement today. nicole: as homes claw that way back to precrisis levels, another issue is climbing up. zombie homes are broken down homes eye source for neighborhoods and hotbeds for criminal activity. do you really want one of these in your neighborhood? probably not. for more on the zombie homes, bring in zillow chief economist, stan humphries. this is the first topic, stan. how much of a problem are the zombie homes, foreclosed homes, sit on your road, they're dilapidated and falling apart and sometimes can be a place for criminal activity? what do you think? >> i don't think zombie homes are really any problem for the overall mar

arthel nevil is here. >> had he point out gaping holes at newark liberty airport chalking it up to silly policies and lazy workers. in an article in the new york post a screener wasn't surprised by february's incident that you mentioned and criticized those tasked with keeping america safe it's not a matter of if, a terrorist could board a plane but when. among other accusations screenings are substandard and violent requirements. workers don't need a high school diploma. half-hour bathroom breaks are normal and many supervisors are asleep at the wheels. officials maintain despite problems the system has worked. >> i wouldn't want to be a terrorists try to get to these planes. we have never had a terrorist get on these planes in last eleven and a half years. >>. >> reporter: that breach last month is one of long series of incidents. in october 2012, 25 employees were fired and 19 suspended for improperly screening baggage. in june 2012, eight people were fired for literally sleeping on the job. and in january, 2010 the terminal was shut down for six hours after a man ducked under securit

companies are showing interest with at least one unit shipped. >> gregg: arthel nevil, thank you. >>ol debate rages on in this country the united nations is now reviving a global effort to restrict the flow of small arms to conflict zones. with the white house signaling last week it is ready to get on board. the nra voicing fears that a treaty will be used to regulated your second amendment rights. justin is the former spokesperson for jeb bush and publisher of safety review and chris is former chief of staff to john mansion. thank you for joining us. so the treaty would govern battle tanks and combat aircraft and warships and missiles as well as small arms and light weapons. therein seems to lie part of the issue. those opposed say that it would regulate civilian weapons and impose on our second amendment rules. those in favor say it will restrict the flow of weapons to outlaw regimes and rebel groups. so, should the u.s. support the treaty or sit basically giving our right to own guns over to the united nations? >> well, i think that the treat si something that is worked on by doze

. >> at 21 minutes past the hour i'm arthel neville with your fox news minute. has swallowed a florida man in his own bedroom. jeremy bush says he tried to rescue his brother jeff late last night at his home near tampa as he screamed for help. fire rescue officials lowered equipment into the sinkhole but not so far seen any sign of life. >>> a secret investigation into pub republican, wisconsin governor scott parker aides have been closed a no charges were filed. the milwaukee county district attorney said the investigate closed last week. six people were charged with crimes looking into activity in the milwaukee county executive's office when walker held the position. >>> bonnie franklin who played the divorced mother of two girls in the long running comedy one day at a time has died. she died from complications from pancreatic cancer. she was 69 years old. those are the headlines on the fox business network. get you back to tracy. put like that show? tracy: i watched religiously. i wanted to be alysha del vallery bert nelly. she was so hot. i'm not sure what h

. >> i'm heather childers in for arthel neville. topping the news this hour. >> i recognize that there are senators that are frustrated that want an opportunity to speak out. i know that there are a number of senators who are very tired. everybody's patience is wearing thin. >> nerves fraying as the senate acts in its own theater of the absurd by holding a series much votes into the early morning hours in order to pass a budget. say hello to voter ama. the latest in congress dysfunction. >> we are officially done with winter. but winter is sticking around. a powerful storm slamming the midwest. we'll show where you that storm is headed. also, the call of the wild. >> you definitely want to see this. looking at wolves in a different light. a new book is doing away with myths, showing these misunderstood animals in a whole new way. we will talk with two authors who actually lived among the pack. >> first, possible break in the murder investigation of colorado's prison chief. investigatessors now saying that this man killed in a bloody

ar arthel neville is in the news room. it sounds like they need this after two levels of security. and how does the device work? >> first of all, it's called the quantum sniffer because it acts much like a bomb sniffing dog and testing the surface of packages for traces of known explosives and chemical compounds. once detected alerts screeners who can then take a closer look. the device's maker says their product goes further than more traditional methods. >> a steel shank in your shoe is metal which will be detected by a metal detector, but doesn't necessarily tell you it's an explosive. the banning of-- we're telling you exactly what it is that you detected. >> reporter: sniffer technology has been around for years and used in airports across the country. and this is the first non-radioactive sniffer device on the market and an added bonus, harris, it can also detect illegal drugs. >> harris: and i understand cargo ships and planes does not go through the same screening process as people and their bags do. >> you're right about that. passengers on planes could be sitting above ca

i'm arthel neville. >> i'm gregg jarrett in for rick folbaum. topping the news this hour, that late winter storm packing a far greater than expected wallop. folks in new england now coping with demolished homes condemned, a lot of them, downed power lines and coastal flooding. >> arthel: our new defense secretary speaks out in afghanistan after two deadly homicide attacks that have killed at least 19 people, including a u.s. contractor. >> and saying good-bye to one of the last american heros who flew the very first major air attack over japan in world war ii just a few short months after pearl harbor. >> arthel: we start here, gregg, lawmakers in colorado debate ago string of tough new gun laws this weekend. gun control, emotional issue for that state after last summer's movie theater massacre in aurora. and 1999's school shooting at columbine. this vote is shaping up to be close and it could have a big impact on gun laws across the country. dominic is live in los angeles with the story. >> just how crucial is it took six hours to debate a sing

. >> i'm arthel neville.the attendees want to see in the white house in 2016. it's happening now. let's take a listen. >> represents an organization that contributes so much to the movement. and i'm referring to the washington times. and i want you to join me giving a warm welcome to its present ceo, larry beasley. larry? [ applause ] >> thank you, al. it's an honor to be with you. we're very delighted to be a partner with not only cpac, but one american news corps, a network. now we want to know who is ready to hear the results of the straw poll. i know i am? [ cheering ] and on behalf of all of us at the washington times, congratulations on a wonderful conference this year. we're very excited to be the sponsor of the washington times cpac 2013 straw poll. so look for us on washingtontimes.com. that's a place that you'll get educated to all of the conservative news. for decades the washington times and cpac have stood together. i can assure you we'll be here for decades to come as the partner for the conserv

the search is expanded in the northeastern part of the country arthel nevil is live. >> arthel: that search for him continuing today as authorities expand the area to boston, new york, connecticut and philadelphia where he is from. the brown university student has been missing for eight days last spotted leaving his apartment in providence on saturday, march 16 about 11:00 in the morning, his girlfriend reported him missing 24 hours later. family friends and law enforcement have canvassed neighborhoods looking for any clues as to where he could have gone. high school cellphone and credit card and i.d. that police found in his room, his mother says they have no idea where her son might be. >> we really don't know where he is. we have an outpouring of support from the brown community, friends from home, relatives from all over the country. we really miss him and we want him back. >> arthel: the family helping with the search creating a twitter account and facebook page where they post updates. they have had 190,000 views since the page was set up. he is six feet tall, 130 pounds, weari

. >> at 20 one minutes past the hour i'm arthel neville with your fox news minute.ry chuck hagel is in afghanistan to meet with u.s. commanders and afghan leaders. the new pentagon chief wants an update on afghan forces are making as they prepare to take over security in their own country. >>> a senior al qaeda leader pleaded guilt not guilty to conspiracy to kill americans in new york. sulaiman abu ghaith was osama bin laden's son-in-law he was captured eight days ago and brought to the u.s. gop lawmakers are opposing his prosecution on u.s. soil instead of a military tribunal. >>> in the vatican the cardinals set tuesday as the start diet date for the conclave to elect a new pope. 115 electors will start voting thursday afternoon. 2/3 majority or 77 votes are required to elect the new leader of the catholic church. in the past century, no conclave has lasted longer than five days. those are the headlines. get you back to tracy. tracy: arthel, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. tracy: a better than expected jobs report is lifting stocks. s&p is closing in on i

>> at 23 minutes past the hour i'm arthel neville with your fox news minute.thered outside the supreme court as justices wrapped up a second day of argument on gay marriage. the court is indicating it could strike down the federal law that prevents legally married gay couples from receiving a range of federal benefits for married people. >>> pope francis held his first general audience today at the vatican. he called for an end to violence and looting following a weekend koop in the central african republican. it his first appeal for peace since becoming point. that is the headlines. back to ashley and tracy. tracy, any car you drive you make it hot. tracy: any car looks good with fuzzy dice. ashley: arthel. and the whole thing. time to make money with charles payne. this hour looking at systems software for the insurance industry. what have you got for us, charles? >> white snake. i will hear the song all day long. one. real hot trades over last couple years is software for the hospital industry. anybody who has been into a hospital realize they have old comp