>>dave: impressive. five fundraisers alone on friday, one with oprah, and perhaps he should be in private equity when done with the white house. some are criticizing the president saying he is spending far too much time campaigning and focusing on re-election and not enough time governing. the white house spokesman reacted to the criticism. >> i maintain that the president is spending the vast preponderance of his time on his official duties. as is everyone who works here. >> every president goes through this when you are on the campaign trail. >>dave: but known has had the amount fund raiseers of the president. >> a money machine. >>dave: twice as many fundraisers as george bush and three times as many as clinton. >> and all the presidential duties, can you do them on the campaign trail? >>alisyn: hard to say. >> do you have to be in the white house to get the job done? >>alisyn: not that you have to be geographically in one place but are did you know cussed on the problems of the country or focused on

>>dave: math or politics? >>clayton: katy perry's latest video slammed by the left and praised by the right. what what is wrong with saluting the troops? "fox & friends" starts right now. >>alisyn: we are all here. so, we did not win the lottery. >>dave: but we played the game. >>clayton: you will enjoy this, i was texted on photo of a lottery ticket and i thought he bought them for us, and he said here is what you do, and i couldn't wrap my head around it, he said pick five numbers and i said why aren't there 35 numbers. >>dave: i would have had an easier time explaining it to my children. >>alisyn: i said dave and i will be tooling around in our yachts and you are will be on the couch. >>clayton: you are $10 poorer. >>dave: someone in maryland, 40 -- $640 million. the number "23" was in there twice. if you are the person give us a call at "fox & friends" we would love to have you on the phone. >>alisyn: i didn't get one number on any of my choices. >>clayton: two different cashiers in two different aisles go

>>dave: thank you, john., high unemployment and high gasoline prices but my ghost those there is a brighter future ahead. >>dave: safety in the sky going to the birds with the government cutting cash and disarming pilots. is this a good idea? or plain foolish? excuse me,ir. i'm commandeering this booth. the people need to save. ah. hidey-ho, neighbor. tell you what. with all the money i saved at progressive, i'm just saving it forward. this parking's on me. appreciate it. thanks again. progressive, the messenger. how are you? you guessed it. you don't have to pay. awesome. you bet. so i pay you now or later? never. thanks a lot, progressive. boom. save. and also to build my career. so i'm not about to always let my frequent bladder urges, or the worry my pipes might leak get in the way of my busy lifestyle. that's why i take care, with vesicare. once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle and is proven to treat overactive bladder with sympts of frequent urges and leaks day and night. if you have

our very own dave briggs. >> alisyn: dave briggs, where are you?h the tattoo. >> and beard. dave briggs, oh, my gosh, look at you, dave. >> in the pen win plunge, how cold. >> 43 degrees. >> it was the long island sound and i just now am recovering to normal. but it was very exhilarating. i should use that to wake up every day, how wide awake i felt for the next hour, it was tremendous. >> and people say take cold showers. >> and then the hypothermia set in. i was cold under blankets. and rick reichmuth. >> alisyn: i hope you feel chagrinned right now. >> he's about to run in right now, and go! >> no, not going to happen. (laughter) >> after did you it it, are you addicted and going to do it. >> dave: because it's for the special olympics of connecticut. i'll do it every year, raised over $100,000, over 300 jumpers. i'll do it every year. >> clayton: and a swim in the hudson to wake up in the morning. >> alisyn: exactly like that. >> dave: you and i are going to maine on new years day, one of the viewers invited us. >> all right. next year, i'm wit

and now over to dave. >>dave: more help for struggling homeowners.is set to roll identity tarp 2.0 the revamped housing program to assist americans underwater. but is the program a foreclosure fix? we have a real estate expert, managing breaker of a group. good morning to you. >>guest: good morning! >>dave: explain what this is, and what it is designed to do. >>guest: it stands for home affordable refinance program, essentially what it is, a liberalized revision of the original program that was rolled out a couple of years ago, and it was touted to help no one million homeowners who were underwater on their mortgages and help them refinance, but they did not take into account that most of the homeowners impacted were severely underfunded. the new program allows those with mortgages owned or guarantee by fannie mae or freddie mac who have a loan to value ratio higher than 80 percent to be able to reopinions and eliminated the cap on the ltv so now you have 1.6 million homeowners who can now potentially refinance regardless of how much they owe. >>dave

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dave. the next time you want to fly you may want to listen to your flight attendant and turn off your cell phone. how a passenger's blackberry causes chaos in the sky. are you paying attention? ♪ >> good morning, everybody, thanks for waking up early with us, we know you want to know what happened through the midwest and the south. we begin with a fox news weather alert, the death toll from the twister outbreak is up to 38 people, and towns have been leveled and people's lives were destroyed in a blink of an eye. >> we looked through the back window in the basement and see the debris flying by and when it was done i, walked in the front porch and told the neighbor he'd lost his building. >> that man describing what he went through in piner, kentucky and we're hearing similar stories from all over the south and the midwest. rescue crews still searching for possible survivors as we speak. >> clayton: right now we want to take you to henriville, indiana one of the hardest areas. and that's whe

>> it's tied together, dave.rtion prul mandate written in the law itself. this isn't a regulation that kathleen sebelius just came up with. it's there in the legislation. here is what it says. if you belong to exchange that covers aportion and most americans will be part of that exchange, every man, woman and child will have to pay $1 a month into what's essentially an abortion kitty, trust fund, anyone in your exchange that wants an abortion can go there to fund it. people don't realize that this is in the law and they have no right to exempt themselves from it under the law. things we all have to take part in. this is certainly, i think, weigh on the justices, it won't be central to the argument, but it does play into the constitutionality of this mandate and whether it stands up to muster, we'll see. >> dave: a massive case and it could all come down to one candidate and how that decision goes. and former vice-president dick cheney recovering this morning after a new heart. the latest how he's doing ahead. the

colonel ollie north. >> good morning, dave, no doubt about it.ant us to either. and the last years, the only strategy has been an exit strategy. what would you do if you were karzai knowing the americans were going to go home. unprecedented as commander-in-chief, the one that we hired three and a half years ago, would set an end date for a war before you won it. and talk about ending the war responsibly, dave, the only way to end the war responsibly is to win it and never mention the campaign dates. >> dave: in the wake of sergeant bales shooting 16 afghanis, how has it changed? is it still winnable? >> yes, it's winnable and the question is whether this administration is able to make the kind of commitment necessary. that's the role of a leader. they're supposed to develop a strategy and the troops carry it out. and there is no strategy except a quote, strategy of withdrawal. that's the problem. once you told pt troops you could be the last guy to die here, it's hard to maintain morale even with the event like a week ago today. >> dave: and one

please welcome dave barry and alan zweibel. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you for the fairly lengthy introduction. those are going to go first. i am dave. first of all, we're thrilled to be here at the commonwealth club. i want to tell you a little bit about myself. i live in miami. i moved there in 1986 from the united states. [laughter] one of the things i always feel like i should do is to defend my city because it had a bad reputation, a bad image. the zogby does this organization -- and does this poll were they asked people about different cities. many respondents thought miami was a dangerous and violent place. that hurts. when we see that, we want to attract those people down and kill them. [laughter] it is a wonderful city, it really is. it is a question of learning to adapt to the local culture. for example, you would never say out loud in miami, i do not know, i think you have to admit that castro has done some good for cuba. [laughter] anyway, what ever you have heard, disregard. it is a great town. we have a new

dave flips over and smashes into the water. redesigning the driver's capsule pays off. it stayst2t in one piece and he waits in safety for help to arrive. >> the only injury i got was a finger injury, where it broke a knuckle in the finger. so as boat accidents go, i'll take that. that was a good one. >> after decades of speeding, crashes, and tumbling through the air, dave says driving a hydroplane is a thrill only few can experience. but many more can enjoy watching safely from the shore. >> there's such an unexpected and unanticipated and unpredictable force. i think people watch, because they know when something happens, it's going to be big. >>> coming up -- wipeout. >> my god. >> oh, he's down. >> that guy's going to die. >> a surfer is trapped under water, pounded by giant waves. >> you could tell even if he gets a breath after this one, it's going to be horrible. >> when "caught on camera: full throttle" continuing. [ laughing ] ahh, cloudy glasses. you didn't have to come over! easy. hi. cascade kitchen counselor. look

dave feldman has more. more. >> reporter: at first glance it might look like any ordinary softball practice anywhere usa and it is save for this important distinction. the members of this team are all veterans of the wars in afghanistan and iraq and all are amputees. >> they went over to iraq or afghanistan and suffered a severe injury and that injury resulted in an amputation. they didn't know if they were going to live, walk or more or less play asport, but now that they've gone through extension -- a sport, but now that they've gone through extensive rehabilitation, they want more and more. you can see the reputations they're taking out there. that's not enough. they want even more of. >> reporter: the team is comprised of 15 vets most of whom played softball or basketball at a high level before being wounded. they travel to different cities, play two to three games, pack it up and do it somewhere else. last september they played at nationals park and will play there again april 3rd. their opponents, alw

dave feldman has more from columbus. >> reporter: another march, another disain'ting on hoya loss in the post season, but this year it's -- disappointing hoya loss in the postseason, but this year it's not that simple. this year exceeded all expectations and made what happened today even more difficult to swallow. after the game the georgetown faces said it all, sadness, shock and most of all disappointment. >> it's definitely a huge disappointment, but, you know, it's something that's going to hurt for a while and hopefully it will give us something going into next year. >> reporter: a tough one, jason. i know you didn't want it to end this way. >> definitely not. it's tough to go out knowing you won't ever get to suit up in this jersey again. >> reporter: how long will it take to get over this feeling? >> i mean obviously as a group it's tough for us because we've been through so much this year. we've been battle tested throughout the year. it hurts. it hurts, you know. i don't think for our returning guys this feeling won't go away for a long time. >> reporter: senior henry sims p

we have dave barry and alan zweibel peter i am along for the ride. you answered about 10 questions that people have submitted. about the movie, i picture steve carrell as one of the characters. reading it, i was alternating for that character. any idea who willpeckerman? who would you like to? >> brad pitt. >> i knew that was your answer. [laughter] >> thank god it is radio. >> alan is the film guy. >> i just hope this does better than the last time i had a book that was going to be a movie. i am not sure i want to be connected with it an alan zweibel film. a number of years ago, our son adam was about seven years old. he was at that age where at the dinner table, he would look across at me and my wife, and just an expression on his face, you could tell what he was thinking. like, i could do better than these two, you know? so i wrote this little novella, a fable about a 9-year-old boy who declared himself a free agent from his parents. he went all over the world offering his services as a son to the highest bidding mothers and fathers. it did ok. i

from columbus, dave owens, 9 sports now. >> thank you, dave. >>> and so the question tonight, who brought cinderella to the big dance this year. it turns out it was the same date from last year. bcu busting up some brackets with the upset win over wichita state. the rams took the lead late and then they survived a late run holding on to win by three. this is the 35th time since the field expanded to 64 teams that a 12th seed as upset a number 5 seed. that is my pick for the game of the night. if only bcu had been on my bracket because we started a friendly bracket. i'm up against dave owens, kristen berset, lurch from the sports junkies on wajk and all news new as well. do you want to know more about it, go over to wusa9.com. click the tv anchor challenge. see how you're matching up. >>> new at 11:00, right now police need your help to find a 9-year-old boy. prince county police issued an amber alert for wuilbert garcia. his mom picked him up and she does not have custody. she had maryland license plate number 8 ag-0407. if you have any information, the police want to hear from you. >>> t

we're going to start with dave of st. louis. you're a small business owner, dave. every day you struggle with the way to keep your current employees hired, as well as the thought of adding new people. we've had a good discussion with all these candidates. but i want to ask you, as you listen tonight, tell me what your reactions were to the answers that you got to your questions and are you optimistic? >> i am, yes. there wasn't a -- it wasn't a bad candidate here tonight. i think as the american public, we have to address our personal issues and the way we looked at them. my business, my family. that's it. that's the american public today. i think if these candidates watch this, i think the thing they should learn from this is this is what the american public wants to see. we don't need more of the sitting o the stage shooting each other. we need to beat the obama administration. we need to change in this country. we have to move forward. >> huckabee: we didn't let them attack each other. i realize it may not be as entertaining, but what we hope for was substantive

we're going to start with dave of st. louis. you're a small business owner, dave. every day you struggle with the way to keep your current employees hired, as well as the thought of adding new people. we've had a good discussion with all these candidates. but i want to ask you, as you listen tonight, tell me what your reactions were to the answers that you got to your questions and are you optimistic? >> i am, yes. there wasn't a -- it wasn't a bad candidate here tonight. i think as the american public, we have to address our personal issues and the way we looked at them. my business, my family. that's it. that's the american public today. i think if these candidates watch this, i think the thing they should learn from this is this is what the american public wants to see. we don't need more of the sitting o the stage shooting each other. we need to beat the obama administration. we need to change in this country. we have to move forward. >> huckabee: we didn't let them attack each other. i realize it may not be as entertaining, but what we hope for was substantive

we're going to start with dave of st. louis. you're a small business owner, dave.very day you struggle with the way to keep your current employees hired, as well as the thought of adding new people. we've had a good discussion with all these candidates. but i want to ask you, as you listen tonight, tell me what your reactions were to the answers that you got to your questions and are you optimistic? >> i am, yes. there wasn't a -- it wasn't a bad candidate here tonight. i think as the american public, we have to address our personal issues and the way we looked at them. my business, my family. that's it. that's the american public today. i think if these candidates watch this, i think the thing they should learn from this is this is what the american public wants to see. we don't need more of the sitting o the stage shooting each other. we need to beat the obama administration. we need to change in this country. we have to move forward. >> huckabee: we didn't let them attack each other. i realize it may not be as entertaining, but what we hope for was substantive a

well, this is pastor dave. and pastor dave put out a challenge to his entire congregation to raise money for the beyond the tree christmas giving challenge. and if they met the goal that he set, he would jump in the lake in his skivvies. >> they say i have to jump in this lake. >> in the middle of winter, though. >> where is he in the middle of winter? >> snoqualmie, washington. >> good for him. be a man of your word. >> hopefully i've been a good husband and sfather for you. >> saying his goodbyes just in case. >> he gets in if the lake when it's ankle deep. so he has to trudge through the water. >> you want deep enough water to just dive right in and get it over with. >> pastor dave made good. >> i bet this year, the wager is a little different and doesn't include jumping into ice cold watter. >> let's find out how that deep felt and what the new wager is. pastor dave, tell me how that felt? >> it was cold. it was really cold. we were trying to find a lake that wasn't frozen over. that shows you how cold it w

in iraq four years ago. >> everybody loved dave. he was one of the most charismatic guys you would hope to meet, had a smile that melted my heart. >> reporter: vicki and dave sharrett and their two younger sons met with president bush shortly before he left office. they had already been told their son was killed by friendly fire. >> we didn't know that the mention of how heinous this whole thing was. >> reporter: it was not until a year later after a memorial service at ft. campbell, kentucky. >> back at the hotel the night after the service two enlisted guys showed up and basically -- not basically, started going cover up and they had videos. >> reporter: it was 4 a.m. on january 16th, 2008, operation hood harvest, a hunt for six terrorists spotted on the run in the desert. >> they got them surrounded. >> reporter: dave's unit had them surrounded but within seconds their world turned upside down. >> that guy running? >> fire, gunfire. >> fire. >> reporter: the scene videotaped from hovering aircraft. dave would survive the first vo

we're going to start with dave of st. louis. you're a small business owner, dave.ry day you struggle with the way to keep your current employees hired, as well as the thought of adding new people. we've had a good discussion with all these candidates. but i want to ask you, as you listen tonight, tell me what your reactions were to the answers that you got to your questions and are you optimistic? >> i am, yes. there wasn't a -- it wasn't a bad candidate here tonight. i think as the american public, we have to address our personal issues and the way we looked at them. my business, my family. that's it. that's the american public today. i think if these candidates watch this, i think the thing they should learn from this is this is what the american public wants to see. we don't need more of the sitting o the stage shooting each other. we need to beat the obama administration. we need to change in this country. we have to move forward. >> huckabee: we didn't let them attack each other. i realize it may not be as entertaining, but what we hope for was substantive ans

sunday cooler clearing next rain tuesday and wednesday, pam, dave? >>> disappointing reports on home prices in the uc and retail sales in europe, overnight asian markets closed lower as well. they are worried about growth. they lost more than 2%, shanghai index fell nearly 1.5%, hong kong and korea lost ground as well. checking in on the u.s., futures indicate a lower opening here for us as well. not a huge drop but right now the futures do indicate a lower opening that follows losses and you can see it on the screen there yesterday. >>> something new for the san francisco giants, why it only catches foul, not foul balls. >>> director spike lee is apologizing, his tweet that forced a florida couple to leave their home fearing for their lives, stay tuned for more. . >>> george zimmerman is the neighborhood watch captain who shot and killed trayvon martin, instead the address belonged to david mcclain. they said the first indication was wrong, a reporter knocked on their door asking for george. >> the next day on monday we got some hate mail and on tue

. >> everybody loved dave.was one of the most charismatic guys that you would ever hope to meet. had a smile that just melted my heart. >> vicki and dave and their two younger sons met with president bush shortly before he left office. they had already been told their son was killed by friendly fire. >> we didn't know the dimension of how heinous this whole thing was. >> it was not until a year later after a memorial service at fort campbell, kentucky. >> back at the hotel, two guys showed up. not basically, started going -- and they had videos. >> it was 4:00 a.m. on january 16, 2008, operation hood harvest. a hunt for six terrorists spotted on the run in the desert. >> they got them surrounded. >> dave's unit had them surrounded, but within seconds, their world turned upside down. >> they got a run in. >> taking fire. >> scene video taped from hovering aircraft. dave would survive the first gunfire, but the shot a short time later. an incident investigated by the army, part of a new documentary. >> the report

you cannot teach that. >> actually, dave, i want to thank you. when i was in high school, my cousin gave me one of your books

. >>> in columbus, ohio, dave feldman. >> if you, feldie. see you tomorrow. >>> the number 1 seed in the east, syracuse taking vice- president bide en watching. jardine going head over heels. but he will be okay. elmore than okay. the pullup for three of his 16 points. he was unstoppable. and finally, the high floater. did he it all. syracuse moves on to the sweet 16 with the 75-59 win. >>> the sevenseeded maryland women had a terrific season. their owe bone meant today's first rowan was navy who was making its second ever trip. >> the mid-ship men had never defeated a ranked team or an a.c.c. foe. after today, they still have not. terps took control. two of the game high 17 point. later, off of a navy turn over, thomas again. the a.c.c. player of the year with a pretty move in the lane. the terps win easily, 59-44. maryland will play monday night against the number 7 seed louisville. >>> off the wall coming up next. you know the redskins are making moves but they always do in the free season. >> it's the free agency period. did you like the

. >>> the skins proposed deal with the rams, and hours ago, dave feldman caught up with bruce allen at an emproperty use news conference downtown and the man who helped pull the trigger wanted to clarify some things about the move. >> i want to remind everyone we have the second pick of the draft, and clearly, we fell in love with two players and we believe that one of those players will be a great redskin. when we understand it's a hefty price, but you want your home once you live in it and we're comfortable. >> going to be rg3. >> and we traded for the second pick of the draft and have done our homework and knew who we might be getting at number 6 and we feel comfortable we're going to get an excellent football player for the redskins. to guess? ou know who it is at >> i think you would need to check with the team who has number one. >> i think they're going to look. >> i haven't heard that. >> and feldy was trying. that is the play all along and one a shock if they didn't select him. the redskins finished last in the nfc east for in our years now and starts with paying for rg3. no o

>>dave: it is a big problem for all of the economy.nment goes in debt it drains the economy. when the consumer is deeply in debt it drains the economy because it delays them making other economic decisions. they have this big millstone hanging around their neck to deal with and whether it is credit card debt or student loan debt or whatever it will delay them making the decision to buy the first home because they're broke. and broke people should not buy houses because it crashes the economy. >>neil: isn't in inflation adjusted terms hear economists say the burden of educational loan debt is not that worrisome and that loan compared to to they have jobs, is not as onerous as it appears. you say what? >>guest: that is a case where an economist is academic rather than sitting down with joe and susie at the table and feeling their burden. when i talk to a couple doing financial counseling, it is not economic theory. there is a reality they owe $80 or $90,000 in student loans and they have credit card debt. >>neil: you cannot runaway from

. >> and small business owner dave macarthur who owns and operates macarthur's bakery in st. louis, missouri. let's get started. before we bring the candidates out, charlie, you are going to be looking for some specific things from these candidates tonight. tell me what you're hoping to hear them say. >> well, basically i want them to go beyond the numbers, gosh. i'm a person that deals with numbers every day and i know these guys love to talk about numbers when they're talking about the economy i want to talk more than i'm taking the corporate tax rate down to 20% to get the jobs going. i want to see meet on the bones. >> secretary chao. you've had a long history of labor in this country, finding a way to create jobs. specifically, are there things you're going to be listening for? >> when i was secretary of labors, one of my prime concerns was rate of job creation in ow country. national unemployment rate is alarmingly high 8.3%, we have over 12 million americans out of work. i hope tonight's questions and answers and how to stimulate job creation will be helpful to voters,

also march 9th i'm dave clark. >> we like to sleep in. i'm pam cook. let's start with steve paulson. the friday forecast seems about the same as yesterday? >> a little change. we're all sunny. nice if you enjoyed the last couple of days you will like today. unless you're by the beaches where there is an increase in some of that coastal fog. everall it will hang out there. it will start to increase tonight. a little cooler over by it with 50s and low 60s. >>> right now traffic looks pretty good if you're driving on southbound 101. in marin county there is no problems here. also the morning commute looks good if you're on 680 southbound heading downs hill. now let's go back to the desk. >>> overnight news shots rang out near a fairfield condo complex where two men were gunned down. tara moriarty joins us now with what police are saying. >> reporter: we spoke to police this morning and they did confirm that gunfire erupted here last night inside the parkway gardens. it's the second time it has happened in two days. last night again we noticed that some po

we get the story straight from captain dave. >> we were ecstatic. it was incredible. >> it sounds like a great idea. host an epic keger for hundreds of people who start dancing on a flimsy rooftop. >> i think you may be able to predict what happened next. >> see why even with a cave-in the party must go on. >>> a dude throws down a dare for grandma. >> i'll give you 50 bucks if you can do the cinnamon challenge. >> see what happens when granny finally blows a gasket. >>> and it's not every day you find an eagle, a fox and a cat on your deck. >> what a weird group. >>> this video is nothing short of miraculous. we got this from dolphin safari.com. some whale watchers saw a whale, who was kind of tangled in some fishing net. >> in the line. >> so they contacted somebody known as captain dave. he's well known in the dana point, california area. that's where this whale was spotted. so captain dave hopped out one of his boats with his volunteers, they went out to find and rescue this gray whale. >> this entire rescue took 24 hours. >> geez. >> and then t