bret baier, i think. "special report" on deck. >> about to find out. >> the president and the pope, trying to find common ground on what they actually talked about. this is "special report." good evening. i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. president obama called it a great honor to have today's audience with pope francis at the vatican, but while both are men of faith, there were real differences, not only on philosophy but over what they discussed. chief white house correspondent ed henry is traveling with the president and reports tonight from rome. >> reporter: it was a tale of two meetings, the president and the pontiff all smiles amid pomp and circumstance at the vatican as they exchanged gifts and kicked around a potential white house visit, but there were two different versions what have really happened when they met in private for 52 minutes. at a news conference later, president obama offered one version. >> the largest bulk of the time was discussing two central concerns of his. one is the iss

i'm john roberts in for bret baier tonight. flight 370 and its 239 passengers and crew went down in the southern part of the indian ocean. that is the word today from the malaysian government. but where exactly the plane is, how it got there, and why are questions left unanswered. at least for now. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the latest for us. >> it is therefore with deep sadness and regret that i must inform you that according to this new data, flight image 370 ended in the southern indian ocean. >> some family members had to be carried out on stretchers after hearing the pronouncement by the malaysian prime minister. others cursed the malaysian government, anguish and disbelief from relatives who received the news from malaysian airlines by text message. quote, malaysia airlines deeply regrets that we have to assume beyond any reasonable doubt that mh-370 has been lost and none of those onboard survived. for the first time airborne recovery teams were able to take photographs of debris spotted separa

i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. president obama is in rome at this hour after a busy day of diplomacy in belgium. we'll get to that in a few minutes. here at home, administration officials have announced still another delay. an extension for people unable to complete their obamacare enrollment by next monday's deadline. chief white house correspondent ed henry reports tonight from brussels. >> despite repeated denials by president's aides they would extend the march 31st deadline, they did just that. saying a surge in demand with five days to go, consumers can check a box and say they tried to sign up and had trouble, without presenting any evidence. >> another deadline made meaningless. he hasn't put enough loopholes into the law already. the administration is now resorting to an honor system to enforce it. what the hell is this, a joke? >> harry reid fired back, republicans have spent far too much time trying in vein to repeal the law. >> the joke, i say to my dear friend, john boehner, is him having more than 60

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i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. the cold war chill in the air between president obama and vladimir putin may have thawed a bit today. the russian leader called president obama to talk about the increasing censions over ukraine. let's get the latest from chief white house correspondent ed henry, who is traveling with the president tonight in riyadh, saudi arabia. hello, ed. >> shannon, these two leaders have spoken several times now. what is significant tonight is that the white house does not usually reveal who placed the phone call between mr. obama and mr. putin. this time, they're saying putin called the president. they're trying to show putin is on defense, he's looking for a way out of the diplomatic mess, and the president pressed him on the call to de-escalate the situation. they're trying to show after weeks of the president dealing with being on defense, critics saying he's not holding the cards, that they're turning it around on putin and the president put the pressure on putin today in an interview with c

i'm bret baier. the financial news may be tighten, but there's no sign vladimir putin is budging. are on the move. chief white house correspondent ed henry has our lead story tonight. >> acting triumphant once again, vladimir putin signed a bill today officially making crimea a part of russia, which he declared was a remarkable event. and then he actually

listen to bret baier's report. >> there is only a million people would have acquired insurance in theve it before. in medicaid, i would say 1-2. so 3 million people are insurd d out of a 50 million population. >> we have our guest here now to talk about this not doing what it was supposed do: insure those who are not insured. >> and that is what the president promised. what did the president lie ab t about? it isn't working on any camp. i cannot wait to here richard's defense of that. most of the people signing up for insurance had insurance before the plan wrecked the american health care system. the cost curve isn't going down. $2500 per family. it went up 56% and due to go up more. this is a mess for the american people and the president needs to tell us we will dump the whole plan before it wrecks the rest of the system. >> richard, your turn. >> wrecked is the wrong word. i think it was wrecked before the affordable care act which kids were kicked off while in college or folks couldn't qualify because of pre-existing conditions. 5 million folks are getting health care and the rea

bret baier, i think.ck. >> about to find out. >> the president and the pope, trying to find common ground on what they actually talked about. this is "special report." good evening. i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. president obama called it a great honor to have today's audience with pope francis at the vatican, but while both are men of faith, there were real differences, not only on philosophy but over what they discussed. chief white house correspondent ed henry is traveling with the president and reports tonight from rome. >> reporter: it was a tale of two meetings, the president and the pontiff all smiles amid pomp and circuman

i'm chris wallace in for bret baier.rome at this hour after a busy day of diplomacy in belgium. we'll get to that in a few minutes. here at home, administration officials have announced still another delay. an extension for people unable to complete their obamacare enrollment by next monday's deadline. chief white house correspondent ed henry reports tonight from brussels. >> despite repeated

i'm bret baier. the financial news may be tighten, but there's no sign vladimir putin is budging. in fact, russian troops are on the move. chief white house correspondent ed henry has our lead story tonight. >> acting triumphant once again, vladimir putin signed a bill today officially making crimea a part of russia, which he declared was a remarkable event. and then he actually uttered an ethnic slur that ukrainians sometimes use, in order to mock the sanctions that president obama slapped on a list of the russian president's cronies. >> translator: kovalchuk, tim shiancoe. i think i have to keep away from them. >> more troubling than the rhetoric, reports that perhaps more than 20,000 russian troops are gathering along several parts of the ukrainian border. president obama's national security adviser, susan rice, acknowledged today she's not sure whether the troop movement suggests the situation is about to get worse. >> it's not clear what that signals. the russians have stated that they are intending military exercises. obviously, given their past practice and the gap between

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bret baier is here from special report with his take on what we might expect from the president.. >> i think i said briefing, but we are expecting statement. >> and likely in reaction to the russian permanent's move to annex crimea and that is the next step of taking crimea into the russian federation. critics are stepping up the talk of the administration and the actions take on so far with the sanctions. 11 individuals and passports and freezing their accounts saying that doesn't go enough. the vice president is trying to shore up nato allies. the head of nato said the action by russia is the most aggressive threat to europe since the end of the cold war. so some are saying more should be done >> and the head of the israeli forces said they cannot count on america anymore. >> i think that is the message. that is the message they sent biden to lithuania with. it is automatic that the united states is signed on to this nato treaty and if any come under attack, all of the nato countries step up to defend the country. but more importantly i think he is going to issue another round

and bret baier shares his exclusive interview with the nsa chief and whether he thinks they should collectrecords. and all on the real story. back to you guys. >> and the white house shedding new light on the problem of cyber attacks and according to the washington post federal agents notified 3,000 companies that their computer systems were hacked. including retail giant, and local banks and defense contractors. going forward the fbi will take the lead on the notification process by expanding a computer system used track cyber security cases across the government. >> more than 5 million have a national security clearance in this country, that is more than the entire population of norway. do we need them? >> how are we, judge? >> we are coming in secret. >> yes, yes, who has them? 5,000 or a country of 310 million? >> and there are four different categories of secrets. the highest category is the president and the people around him whom he desigated to receive the secrets and three categories below them. it costs a great deal of money for the fbi to investigate these people. the money is n

i am bret baier. tonight fox news reporting surrendering america. we start with the internet. some say it's the most valuable real estate ever. is the obama administration planning to give up our secret pass word? james rosen investigates. >> what could be the way to get back by the barrel of a gun. >> former senior advisor to president george w. bush he's referring to the announcement march 14th that it intends to give over over site of the company that gives out domain names in the worldwide web. the u.s. will be giving up control of the internet. >> you said it is part of the president's strategy of appeasement and pan derring. that sounds pretty harsh. what do you mean by that? >> what i believe this president we have seen him in his global speeches that somehow the united states would be apologetic for our power. the fact is america is the most free and open country and made the internet available to not just americans but the world. >> the commerce department long standing contract with i cam is set to expire in 2015 the plan is to have a new body undetermined but global

"special report," bret baier on deck. >> it's thursday, march the 6th.ew obamacare delay for you this morning. if you like your plan you can keep your plan for two more years. we explain the planning behind it all. wl low ryes lois learner pleading the 5th again. >> may i ask my question? >> you are all tree to leave. >> what's next in the irs tea party scandal investigation? >> a war of words, university trying to stop a pair of alum from using the word god. a new verdict in a controversial case. "fox & friends first" right now. ♪>> good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning. thank you for joining us. >> i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. we appreciate you waking up this early with us. we are going to start with obamacare. the white house offering a two-year expansion on canceled healthcare plans. is this about the american people or about politics? >> elizabeth prann is following the latest news in washington. >> the department of health and human services had already given the insurers the option of con

bret baier here to react. >>> plus, the terrifying moment a stage caves in.watching the number one morning show in cable news. "fox & friends." i love these guys. ♪ ♪ >> the most phenomenal coffee line in new york city history, because the dugger family is here. >> they've got a new book out from the four oldest siblings. i think these are the friendliest people in the city of new york. >> absolutely. >> never would you ever see anybody out there like this. >> it is sticky. there is some glaze. the whole family lines up in support of the authors of the book and they're also in support of all getting coffee. eastern -- even the children. >> we have serious news. we start with the fox news alert. learning the oil slicks found do not appear to be from the missing malaysia airline plane. officials say they are still conducting tests. >>> dozens of ships and aircraft around the world continue to scan the waters in hopes of finding clues as to what happened. there have been spotting of debris in the water, but each time crews rush to the scene, they find nothing. >

jon: joining us now is bret baier, host of "special report" here on fox news channel. rd secretary of state kerry say that the u.s. and its allies are determined to stay united, bret, but what do you do after that? united about what? >> well, jon, the main focus is on economic pressure on russia and there are a number of different levers they can pull. senior administration officials saying that they can, as you just heard senator graham say, threaten the membership to the g 8 and they're already pulling out of preliminary meetings to attend the g 8 summit in sochi, russia, in june. that is significant. if they get allies to do the same thing. they're stopping trade talks with russia. they could also freeze assets and if you get to that point, the russian banks are vulnerable and they get to that action, that is a significant move. they're not there as far as we can tell yet but once you get to that point, vladmir putin would be feeling that because there's a lot of russian assets outside of russia. jon: kate mc farland says that ronald reagan broke down the berlin wall

bret baier has the report. >> are we coming to a breaking point between obama and putin? obama is threatening to issue more sanctions if russia's government doesn't stop. what happens now? >> it is interesting, it is hard to imagine, there was a background briefing when the sanctions were unrolled and senior administration officials tried to say how the u.s. is working with russia on a number of different fronts including on iran and syria and working in conjunction with them on the issues while still pressuring them and the inner circle of putun with the issue of ukraine and crimea. it is hard to put all of that together and think that that is going to go smoothly. moments ago, jay carney in the white house said three times, more sanctions, and more targeted freezing of accounts will be announced soon. and that suggest that this is all going to be as the president said calibrated up in response to vladimar putin saying they are going to annex crimea. >> putin said further attempts to sanction russia will be met with retaliation. you think one more round of sanctions woul

bret baier, thank you for helping us understand that. >> sure. >>> headlines and developments, we are five months in and 30 district attorneys before enrollment ends and many insurance brokers on obama care. the problems with the roll out continues today. and lou dobbs is here today. insurance brokers are the middle men, right? >> they go-between the insurance companies and agencies. >> they are intermediaries and they are in the private sector critical to the process of going in and buying insurance and having it allocated by whatever f e choices among a host of insucompanies. it is the private sector. >> they are saying the system, i know it will shock you now, they are saying the system is clunky. >> is that one of the nicest words that you have heard is an adjective for obamacare? >> it is clunky and they point out why in the world when healthcare.gov didn't work why they didn't go to the private sector as a back up instead of the steps and functions to get through to sign up for obama care? in retrospect the president and folks in the administration might agree it would have been

bret baier joins us from our nation's capitol.e. they said we're going to expect a lot of people at the end. today is the end. the web site down. the phone doesn't work. right now earlier it said it was closed for maintenance and right now the message is, healthcare.gov has a lot of visitors right now. >> yeah. >> that's the one that was up a little while ago and they have since replaced it with putting a happy face on it, there are a lot of visitors right now. you would think they would have planned for this. >> right. they claim that there was just such an outpouring of support for and looking into the web site over the weekend that they have found another bug. they found another glitch. the thing went down as of 3:00 a.m. this morning. it is ironic that it started like this and it's ending like this. but the administration is touting more than 6 million people signing up. we don't know how many of those have had insurance before and they're just getting it again. how many of those have not paid their premium yet, and we don't r

bret baier, we're going to be watching you tonight, 6:00 p.m.oo. >> i bet he will. thanks. >>> heather childers is standing by with some headlines for us. >> yeah. talking about getting tough, you know who is tough? the navy seals. we have a developing story involving them. a team of u.s. navy seals has taken control of an oil freighter that was hijacked in the mediterranean by armed libyans. new video into fox news of that ship now docked off of port in libya. the raid went down off the coast of cyprus. the seals acting under a direct order from president obama. those seals launching the raid from the uss roosevelt. the hijacked ship was loaded with 200,000-barrels of oil. >>> and you heard bret talking about this. in a few hours, the united states will announce sanctions against russia. this after crimea's election chief announced that 97% of the voters in that region supported leaving ukraine and becoming a russian province. president obama telling russian president putin the u.s. will not recognize the vote, calling it unlawful. >>> and the

let's bring in bret baier, anchor of "special report" from washington.parently is that the democrats have to go out and say, yeah, we brought you obamacare. we accomplished it. we built this thing. we want you to love it and we want you to reelect us because of it. >> yeah. it's a challenge and clearly, some democrats are choosing different ways to deal with that, especially red state democrats, republican leaning states that they're fighting for re-election efforts. some are running way from obamacare in specific ads that they've run. others are saying and using the phrase that it is very popular now on capitol hill. mend it, don't end it. and focussing on the republicans' efforts to repeal it sometimes in the house. real issue is the numbers and if the premiums for everyone go up because of the equation not working out exactly the way the administration wanted it to with young people, the percentage not being as high. if the premiums are recalculated before november, it makes it that much tougher for the democrats running on obamacare. jon: they asked

i'm bret baier. the u.s. and eu are flexing their economic muscles at russia tonight after its military incursion into crimea. vladimir putin at first denies any military action and then says if he did make such an order, it would be legitimate, and then warns any financial sanctions from the west could backfire because he will do whatever it takes protect his interests. back here at home, defense officials confirm russia tested an intercontinental ballistic missile today, but they insisted the event was not unexpected and russia did notify the u.s. and in kiev, secretary of state john kerry talked more about dollars than weapons. chief washington correspondent james rosen is traveling with the secretary tonight. >> mobbed by ordinary ukrainians in kiev's midawn square, where 67 protesters died in the clashes that toppled the country's pro-russian president from power last month and where the air is still thick with the smell of smoke, burning rubber, and heartbreak. secretary of state john kerry promised tha

joining me now bret baier, anchor of special reports. how much really is this change of tone? how severe is it? >> hard to judge from that quote, jenna. clearly hillary clinton is making a statement what putin did in crimea is against international law. when she says you have to do a better job supporting kiev, that's an interesting comment. both in money and possibly weapons to the new government in ukraine as a possible holding on of putin. she went on to say if he -- putin -- allowed to get away with that, a lot of countries facing russian impression, so they are transformed, not into sovereign democracies. that's significant, something secretary of state john kerry was touching on when he talked about war ii nationalistic type language today. >> there's been a lot of criticism of the administration and their handling of the ukraine. has anyone come out, republican or democrat, and really mapped out a stark, different way to deal with this crisis than the way we've seen so far? >> there have been suggestion from republicans saying things can be done, namely increasing more

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i'm bret baier. we begin with an international mystery. how did a giant reliable airplane vanish out of thin air without so much as a trace? nearly three days after the boeing 777 with 239 people onboard disappeared, there is still no sign of debris. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has our lead story tonight. >> as two u.s. destroyers and surveillance aircraft join the search in the south china sea for wreckage, authorities are learning more about the passengers who used stolen passports to board flight 370 at koa kuala lumpur international airport. >> we have information, both biometrics and background information and visuals that have been recorded. >> investigators are taking the images and using them to identify the suspect passengers. one is described as african in appearance. with the help of forge intelligence agencies u.s. officials say a positive id is close on one of the men. reports that the tickets were sold from an iranian intermediary were being run to ground, but in washington, no details were public. >>

good evening, i'm bret baier. tonight, fox news reporting, surrendering america, we start with the internet. some say it is the most valuable real estate ever. is the obama administration planning to give up our secret password? james rosen investigates. >> what you give away with the stroke of a pen you only get back by the barrel of a gun. >> that is bradley blakeman, former senior adviser to president george w. bush, and he is referring to the administration's intention to give over the corporation that gives out ip addresses, in essence, blakeman contends the u.s. will be giving up control of the internet. >> in essence, you say this is part of the president's strategy, and i'm quoting, appeasement and pandering. what do you mean by that? >> what i believe is that the united states thinks we have to apologize for our power. the fact is that america is the most free and open country, has made the internet available not just to americans but the world. >> the commerce department's long-standing contract with ica

i urge you to watch it, my friend bret baier hosting it. wake up, step out of it! fox news alert. we're awaiting a new update on the deadly mudslide in washington. we'll bring that to you as soon as it begins. should corporations have the same religious rights as people? the supreme court will decide that after hearing arguments from both family-owned business said and the government yesterday. they must cover contraception for employees even if it violates their religious principleses. here's a lawyer for one of those. >> tens of millions of people aren't in inshurnls plans covered by the mandate with no reason for the government to

." >>> i'm bret baier and this is a fox news alert. senior u.s. intelligence officials say there's a high probability that flight 370 crashed into the indian ocean. but that is still not definitive. the worldwide hunt for the malaysian airlines flight lost a week ago has reached a desperate point. investigators are pulling out all the stops. making use of technology in unprecedented ways. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has the breaking details. >> this is such an extraordinary case that tonight a u.s. official says investigators are using a new technology that was never designed for this purpose to help locate flight 370. while two communications systems including the transponder went dark at roughly the same time, 370's satellite communication link was still active and searching for transmission points. >> we are now looking very closely with our team from the u.s. to get whatever information off the satellite in the u.s., and we're working that to determine whereabouts. we cannot reveal the information right now because it's

"special report," bret baier on deck. see you in a bit. >> this is a fox news alert. president obama has taken a new hit in his public approval. our just released approval rating to a record low, 38% from 42% last month. 54% of those polled disapprove. this comes on a day when president obama could not even s of his own party to do what he wants in the u.s. senate. the president calling on the senate, the senate's failure today to move ahead, his choice to run the justice department's civil rights division, calling that a travesty. shannon bream is here with the latest on the fight over debo adegbile. >> even though his nomination failed to get past a key procedural vote today, the fight may not be over. by a vote of 52-47, senators voted not to advance adegbile's nomination. critics point to his legal work for convicted cop killer mumia abu-jamal decades after jamal was convicted and sentenced to death, adegbile headed up a legal team that successfully got his death sentence tossed. his supporters say he was doing his job as a legal advocate, but critics say he didn'

. >> you remember the other day when i talked about children's national, a hospital that bret baier and son paul are doing a big charity thing for. there's a celebrity auction. and it was a silent auction. you go online and do it. there was a lunch with the "special report" panel. that includes charles krauthammer, juan williams, kirsten powers. it was for $3400. 24 hours later, it closed at $26,000. >> that's awesome. >> to show you how popular it is compared to other programs, morning joe's $2,000, cbs behind the nation, $1,500. >> who overpaid for morning joe? that's ridiculous. >> greg, what have you got? >> they thought it was something else. $1,000 for the morning show. oh, that's a talk show? i thought it was a massage. oh, tonight, i'm on greta between 7:00 and 8:00, then fox and friends tomorrow, pretty early, around the 7:00 a.m., 6:40 a.m. and then i'm on howard kurtz's show, media was, sunday at 11:00, so i'm a busy beaver. >> in this day, march 21, 1965, dr. martin luther king led the march from selma to birmingham, which was the largest and most violent march to get civil

. >>> i'm bret baier and this is a fox news alert. it's the mystery everyone has been talking about. tonight, there may finally be a breakthrough. new satellite images released by the chinese government may show the debris of the missing malaysia airlines boeing 777. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live here with the latest. >> thank you, bret. this is a very fluid situation. the information we have is that the single report was published on a chinese government technology website, showing 6áred by ects all s satellite. the approximate location seems to dove tail with the last known contact between the crew and air traffic controllers. it's clear from my conversation this evening but some but not all of the relevant u.s. agencies with an investigative stake in the missing jet are aware of the images and working to independently verify the reporting. it's also seen that they're learning about the wreckage at the same time as reporters. this striking development comes as u.s. investigators become more deeply invol

i'm bret baier. tonight, it's all about the data. deleted files on a pilot's flight simulator. files on computer hard drives, and previously withheld radar information. all that as the u.s. takes a larger role in the 12-day-old investigation. the hunt for flight 370. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has our lead story tonight. >> in a local tv interview, the president re-enforced the administration's supporting role in the search for flight 370. >> we have put every resource we have available at the disposal of the search process. there's been close cooperation with the malaysian government. and so not just ntsb but fbi, you know, anybody who typically deals with anything related to our aviation system is available. >> earlier today, as the regular media briefing in kuala lumpur began, angry and distraught family members burst into the auditorium as 12 agonizing days of wait came to a head. one chinese woman apparently the helative of a passenger, was forcibly dragged from the screen, where critics say the regular briefings routinely provide conflicting accou

i'm bret baier.f presidential hopefuls addressed a conservative crowd, outlining various strategies toward the same goal, regaining the white house in 2016. could one of them be the gop nominee? chief political correspondent carl cameron is in national harbor, narland, for cpac again tonight. >> kentucky senator and tea party darling rand paul hit the

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i'm bret baier.search involving 26 countries, thousands of miles of land and sea, and global intrigue, the answer to what happened to flight 370 may reside with the deliberate action of just one person. the worldwide hunt continues tonight. chief intelligence correspondent katheri catherine herridge has our lead story.

i'm bret baier. a geo political chess game where the tension increases by the hour.r, the situation in ukraine has not exploded into massive bloodshed, the potential is there. russia and ukraine have a complicated intertwined history. and share a 1400 mile border with the occupied crimean peninsula smack in the middle. with ukraine outmatched militarily by every measure, the

i'm john roberts in for bret baier tonight. crew went down in the southern part of the indian ocean. that is the word today from the malaysian government. but where exactly the plane is, how it got there, and why are questions left unanswered. at least for now. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the latest for us. >> it

. >>> i'm bret baier and this is a fox news alert.ery everyone has been talking about. tonight, there may finally be a breakthrough. new satellite images released by the chinese government may show the debris of the missing malaysia airlines boeing 777. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live here with the latest. >> thank you, bret. this is a very fluid situation. the information we have is that the single report was published on a chinese government technology website, showing 6áred by ects all s satellite. the approximate location seems to dove tail with the last known contact between the crew and a