on fox. in fact, it is a testament to his talent that he curates the people who appear on this network so there is a mix of voices so you have liberals red meat to conservatives. it's never a fair fight. anyone who watched hannity and combs would never consider skandia column cynical exchange of left and right ideas. in the book i describe how candidates producers created this elaborate ruse to keep columns on board and make alan combs feel like an equal partner in the show when in fact sean hannity was the coexecutive producer of the show. sean hannity would take the talking points and topics and producers would go to alan thompson say what is your feedback? the whole structure of the shows stick data by sean hannity. it also sort of stacked the deck so conservatives always win while allowing himself to have some liberals on there to give him the talking point to say listen we get both sides. >> host: what do you make of the fact that people say they have good journalist in the washington bu

fast-forward in time to "fox news". you have roger ailes who wants to communicate a republican message to advance his party's interests. he knows that you just feed right-wing talking points to the audience it's not going to be authentic so if he applied the same techniques that the nixon campaign did by hand picking the audience, having people that confer credibility that are hostile potentially to his message and that exchange of ideas confers a level of credibility on fox the same way nixon was able to confer credibility a on his campaign by picking, by having panels that would ask tough questions. ailes in the 1968 campaign thought the best panel come the best town hall nixon to did was worried worry it is wet and face tough questions because the audience wanted to see him fight ailes knows the audience wants to see republicans have to fight for their side and ultimately when they win it that much more effective. >> host: you know it's interesting because they have hit back pretty hard in public relations politicall

they put american flags all over the screen, hired radio host and tried to al fox fox. what i think is interesting is for one thing it didn't work because no one can match roger ailes talent to reach conservatives, but number two, after that failed, msnbc found success with keith olbermann during the second term of bush's presidency, then he decided to go all see in and grounded themselves as a liberal progressive news network, and so you see how ailes was so successful that he forced other networks to literally change their programming strategy, and that has been his legacy he not only changed through fox and he's changed the media through the other channel in every media now is forced to sort of explain to the viewers are we conservative, are we liberal, are we down the middle, but the fact that we are having this conversation to argue whether "the new york times" is a centrist or liberal newspaper is a testament to ailes' talent to make others define themselves. >> host: that drumbeat, particularly after 9/11, was particularly effective. i'm not sure if you can contr

we were ahead of fox news for politics. by june, we're hoping to have about 15 hours of live programming. by the end of the summer we're hoping to be up to 18 or 21 hours. >> you told "business week" it will be a kinder, gentler version of fox news. tell me what you mean about that? >> fox is great at what it does and it has a really powerful audience, powerful message and audience. i think when rupert murdoch launched fox news in 1996, he was a genius for realizing that there was a huge market outside of the cnn world that was not being really addressed by the mainstream media. an that market is probably about 100 million conservative leaning americans. and i think fox news is taking in 3 or 4 million of those. there's clearly a lot of room for news max to come in where we're focused not just on politics which fox is focused on, but a lot of lifestyle issues, health, news and fi innings inial. >> that's what you want to do differently, more than politics? >> exactly. we would like to be more informational. >> why do you th

because it would be -- >> by here, you mean on fox? >> yeah. or places where the general tone is akin to the general tone at fox. because there's no payoff in th that. it doesn't feed the narrative. there were two dozen things at least that would have given the lie to that characterization. but that was inconvenient. so here is the thing which we can misrepresent which was said in a mere set up piece. here are all the things he said, his direct questions, sometimes contentious with the president of the ioc or you can say what you want about where david remnic and the lean, read what he's posted on the new yorkers website just this past week. >> after the turning nation of the ukraine? >> absolutely. we laid out the back drop against which these olympics were taking place. and forgive me for taking your time here, but i want to make it clear about my colleagues at nbc sports. they did not run scared from vladimir putin. they said, mark lazarus who runs nbc sports and all my colleagues not only did a beautiful job of presenting the olympics as sp

>> especially on fox. i think day in and day out, the criticism is unyielding. >> brief response from the conservative critic? >> you know why people think they've been lying about it? because in the past they've lied about it. when they say hey, great news, 6 million people have showed up, i think skepticism is warranted. >> before the cable networks broke away to cover chris christie, they covered the vatican, president obama meeting with pope francis. what's your take on how that happened? >> i think it was all a feel good, the pope is meeting with obama, even though the pope's popularity numbers are almost double what obama's are. but they papered over the true controversy which was the supreme court is hearing a case of religious freedom where the obama administration wants the hobby lobby and conestoga wood to be able to carry contraceptions that is against their personal beliefs. and here we have the optics of president obama and the pope -- >> well, first of all, though, haven't many presidents app

i've covered "the new york times," "washington post," msnbc and i wanted to do a book about fox news because the network really revolutionized cable news and it was the most dominant network. the ratings were double. very early into the reporting of the book i realized the way to tell the story is through the life and career of roger because fox is a complete expression of the world view. the network is shaped in his image and without his talent i don't think that fox would be the success that it is so it really developed into a portrait of fox news as the culmination of everything that he had worked towards both in politics and show business and television. >> you said fox news is a political operation that hires journalists. can you tell me what you mean by that? >> of course it goes back to roger ailes, he is a political person. he got his start in television but he really owes his career to his work and the republican political strategist and campaign advisor to republicans like mitch mcconnell, george h. w. bush, ronald reagan and richard nixon who he worked for, and he really t

i think for the fox news viewership, they do sort of -- fox news loves to address this issue of racerica and love to address it toward that older white audience and maybe trump up these causes for concern regarding, you know, the so-called gangster culture. so i think that was sort of in a way to talk about those problems was a strange sort of appeal to that old white audience and sort of a very perverse and troubling way. >> some big media news involving cnn that happened this peerg. piers morgan said he'll be ending his nightly show, "piers morgan live." it will be ending sometime in the coming weeks, no end date yet. something he said to "the new york times," david carr, who broke the news, he said, look, i'm a british guy debating american cultural issues, including guns, which is very polarizing, and there is no doubt there are many in the audience tired of me banging on about it. i asked him to talk about it with us. he said, i'm still negotiating with jeff zucker, the head of cnn, over a new show, one that plays much more to my strengths, big interviews. but it's clear sometim

"fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> a lot of news. you are watching "fox & friends first". am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for starting the end of your workweek with us. brand new information suggesting the missing mal lash gnaw plane was sabotaged. officials say someone on the plane did shut down two separate communication systems one at 1:07 a.m. the other 1:201 a.m. before the jet turned west. >> there's new evidence the plane may have flown fooi hours after disappearing from radar because it pinged on satellite on an hourly basis after losing contact. the u.s. searching the indian ocean which is 2500 miles from the original flight path. that's the search area the size of 6 united states. doug luzader following the breaking developments. when can you tell us? >> let's run through the evidence for this disturbing took place. someone shut off the equipment. there's military radar that indicates the plane may have taken a sharp turn to the left. finally there's the engine data that indicates the plane may have continues to ply for four or more hours

have a great week, and we'll see you next fox news sunday. presen. >>> fox urgent. rescue crews are searching on land for a boeing 777 that went missing over the south china sea. the malaysia airways flight suddenly vanished seven miles in the air, and tonight, brand new video and international coalition of at least 22 aircrafts, 40 ships now actively scouring an enormous search area. vietnamese officials just a few hours ago sent ships to get a closer look at debris near a large amount of oil they suspect could be part of the aircraft missing. crews also are searching the ground along the coastline for any sign of that plane that went missing 48 hours ago now. it had reached 37,000 feet about two hours into the flight from koala lam pure. it was on it way to beijing, china. crews lost contact with the plane. 239 people onboard, including three american citizens we know at this point. two of them children, just 4 and 2 years old. but the word of a u-turn has been making headlines. malaysian officials say the jet may have turned around just minutes before it vanished

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the dog is expected to be okay. >> a fox news alert now with flight 370.atellite images showing 300 floating objects. it is said to be 50 feet. this comes a day after they spotted objects in the area. weather is grounding all planes. new this moechrning experts say even if the black boxes are recovered the pilot lost contact with air traffic control. >> the russian military gained a little something a little odd from the crimea takeover. combat doll finls. the dolphins like the one pictured here were trained by the navy to jump over open waters when russia took over the navy base. they took control of the program. the only other combat dolphin training in the world is run by the navy in san diego. a brand new fox news poll shows what voters think of president obama these days and how he is handling this. president obama hasn't been tough enough and that includes a 60 percent majority of democrats when it comes to the president being a divisive leader only 40 percent believe in his leader ship. that's a record low. if he were to take on vladimir putin in a

first let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> coming up on "fox" we are taking you to a sports clinic helping wounded warriors back into the game and literally back into life. what happens to your luggage when you check it at the airport? we the key to keeping your stuff safe. who is looking at it when it's in there somewhere? geraldo rivera is here. chris wallace. it is friday that means best of "fox & friends" all kicks off 11 minutes from right now on the fox news channel. stay with us. the girls will be right back. it's a growing trend in business: do more with less with less energy. hp is helping ups do just that. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. >>> welcome back to "fox & friends first" . when an elementary school student gets detention what does he or she do with the time? one ma

it is "fox & friends first".t is monday morning. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you so much for starting your day with us. as the administration makes up a final push to try to get people signed up some are calling into question the accuracy of the white house. what's the white house saying wi peter? >> one than two million people reportedly said consumers could not complete on friday. but otherwise no major technological problems with the site. different story at the 800 number. it inspired people leaving a voice mail telling consumers to leave their phone numbers and expect a call back after april 1st. there are a lot of questions about how successful open enrollment has been. >> i think they are cooking the books on this. people want to know the answers to that. they also want to know once all of this is said and done what kind of insurance will those people actually have? will they be able to keep the doctors they want? how much more is it going to cost them? >> the administration s

another fox news alert.eas to deal with russia as the country's prime minister mocks our sanctions calling president obama a prankster . thank you, dmitri. >> forget russia. the president focused on selling health care to

you are watching "fox & friends first". i am patti ann browne in for ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day and your week with us. a brand new lead in the search for missing flight 370 a chinese plane spotted off in the indian ocean in the same area where satellite images showed possible debris. >> this new video shows a chinese ice breaker in hopes of finding the pieces. >> we are seeing a number of items have been spotted, three satellite images and one visual id from a chinese aircraft. a couple of white pieces of large debris. so far they have come up with nothing ships have not been able to locate it. the current in that part of the world is pretty strong. they are in the process of studying to see how fast they move. when they spot something from the air they can figure out where it will be when the ship gets to that location. the complications there are the weather. in fact they say it has been very, very cloudy right down to the surface some of the australian pilots say they have

we are beginning with the fox news alert.from a mud slide is growing with each passing hour. >> torrential rain is expected to flood the area today. 176 remain unaccounted for. at least 14 are dead. rescue crews say conditions are treacherous. the likelihood of finding su survivors growing thin. >> it is muddy. in areas it's like quick sand. sometimes it takes 40 minutes to walk 40, 50 feet to get over these berms. >> the 911 calls. >> the houses are gone. >> are there any injuries? >> yes. there are people

>>> we have a fox news alert. voting is under way in ukraine's crimea, deciding whether to become a part of russia. the referendum sparked deadly violence but it is expected to pass. western nations say it's completely illegitimate. crimea is made up primarily of ethnic russians who are apparently taking orders from moscow. let's go to amy kellogg from the ukrainian capital of kiev. >> reporter: hi, jamie. what is happening in crimea is in many ways, really the tip of the iceberg. the aggression and the propaganda and the intimidation there are stirring and fermting a lot of distrust and anger and possibly even hatred in other parts of ukraine. this as the voting goes on in crimea. with 22,000 russian troops in that relatively small region, there's not much concern that it will be anything but a fairly ordererly vote today and a resounding yes for russia. we may never know how people really feel about this referendum. there would be widespread reports of detentions and harassment of those who oppose e it or speak

we are beginning with the fox news alert. devastating tole from a mud slide is growing with each passing hour. >> torrential rain is expected to flood the area today. 176 remain unaccounted for. at least 14 are dead. rescue crews say conditions are treacherous. the likelihood of finding su survivors growing thin. >> it is muddy. in areas it's like quick sand. sometimes it takes 40 minutes to walk 40, 50 feet to get over these berms. >> the 911 calls. >> the houses are gone. >> are there any injuries? >> yes. there are people yelling for help. >> new images of dramatic rescues a 4-year-old saved the rebel. crews say he was drowning in the mud. >> a baby pulled from debris even after crews were told it was too dangerous. the baby's cries pushing them until they found him. >> from a new rain on the west coast to another easter on the east coast most of the coulden tree -- country facing extreme weather. this storm system is very powerful. at the end of the day all that matters is the exact track. the later computer models the st

thank you. >> fox report now.epublicans say president obama should work with congress to change the immigration system. yesterday the white house said the president would take its own steps to make deportation, quote, more humane, unquote. and an aide to the house speaker john boehner says that could hurt the chances of passing real immigration reform. >> cops found more than 600 explosive devices in a home in a san francisco bay area and arrested two men. police are not sure what the suspect planned to do with the explosives but may have been trying to sell them. >> individuals in idaho say a brewery owner went too far to advertise. he put all billboard in boise that looks like an official highway sign and an arrow and everything the owner says the city gave him the okay but state officials claim it is their call and that the sign has to go. continuing coverage of the missing malaysia airlines jet. we'll explain why some of the top u.s. flight experts are not taking the lead in this investigation. why in the worl

you can see that fox gained a little bit, msnbc lost a little bit. the headline here is that cnn gained a lot. and this has been even more pronounced in the 25 to 54-year-old demographic. that's the one is thaets advertising rates and pays the bills around here. you can see the difference before and since the plane disappeared. cnn's ratings have just about doubled. now, television executives should not be blinded by ratings. but they cannot be blind to them either. that's the reality of the news business. joining me now to discuss this is james fallows, national correspondent for "the atlantic," and andrew beaujon, a media blogger for the pointer institute. thank you for being here. james, you were on in the first couple of hours of coverage on the missing plane on the piers morgan program. i haven't seen you on television since. have you been avoiding the bookers' calls? >> i have indeed. i appreciate the attention especially from cnn bookers, but my position has been i don't particularly know anything more about this story, even though i lived in

fox team coverage on obamacare delays. how the most recent postponements will affect enrollment and we bin chief white house correspondent ed henry on how the administration is trying to sell its latest change of plans. >> reporter: good evening, bret, trying to sell it as simply trying to smooth things out, but tonight even hillary clinton may not be fully on board with that. with weaker than expected hispanic signups for his health care law, president obama had a town hall today with two spanish language networks, but was confronted with another problem, questions about why he delayed a key piece of his own law yet again. >> on a program like this that has so many people involved and millions of people who are trying to find health insurance or get better health insurance, there are always going to be some smoothing out of the process that has to take place. >> reporter: what the president downplayed as smoothing out was quickly derided by speaker john boehner. >> the truth you is can't fix this law. it needs to be torn

don't miss it on fox news.how down looming in washington over our nation's future and the role in managing website access on the internet. law makers are pushing to stop the obama administration's plan to give up control of that part of the web. critics say some countries would have a easier time to block certain websites and in fact they do it to their own people. this is why some people say in a broader criticism facing our nation, the united states is slowly surrender our role as a leader in world science. those critics and what they are saying from dowing doug. >> reporter: harris, there is a battle brewing. growing opposition over the administration's plan to, eliminate u.s. oversight of the internet. we are talking about the naming authority. and how website names are reserved and assigned, the way it works right now, the u.s. commence department overseas a contract with a private entitty and called the internet corporation. and the administration wants to end the u.s. oversight and already a group of rep

our fox news medical aç team dr. the good, the bad and the surprisingly unhealthy products found at your local pharmacy. he joins us live from c.o. bigelow here in new york city. good morning, dr. segal. >> we're at america's oldest apothecary. thomas edison came here to have a sore finger treated. eleanor roosevelt has been here, many famous others including peter johnson jr. come here. the question is do people come here for the right things? i'm concerned at this point in time with everything available over the counter, are doctors involved? do patients just choose what they want. we have stomach medications here like zantac. they may be good initially to get rid of a ache but you can get acid rebound. xithromax, centers for disease control say 23,000 deaths occur from overuse of antibiotics. you have weight loss agents. this stuff can rev you up, some people can't tolerate that. are the right people taking the right medicines? >> what about the good stuff? >> ainsley, i think there is good stuff. i think there's

>>> fox urgent. with a lot of new information coming in on the search of flight 370. it is now a criminal investigation. investigators learning as much as they can about the pilots. maylasian prime minister announced to the world that the missing giant plane was deliberately diverted. there were 239 people on board. men, women and children and families, who did this? and where did they all go? we know one important clue. an orbitting seattle was pinged several times after air track control lost contact with the plane. this is the only other contact as transponders were shut down on proper. the plane stayed in the air another seven hours. that satellite can't tell us where it was going. the aircraft was not equipped with the gps technology. but the satellite only knows how far away it was from when it pinged. it may have either gone over thailand and to ka zak hstan or southwest over the massive indian ocean. the third's largest body of water and all of this means that the search area expanded in a now direction. it is huge. and we are getting word that an advanced u.s

>>> fox urgent news. fox news confirmed a texas company has 20. os on a airplane. it vanished with 239 people on board including americans. we know the identity of the three u.s. citizens on board. the flight with xhilin wood and two children ages 4 and 2. the 20 employees are from china and ma yliowa sa. the flight 3270 took off and going to/beijing. an hour later, the boeing went off of the radar somewhere off of the coast of vietnam, the theories are racking up about what happened to all of those people? you are seeing all of that rapid tweeting going on and breaking news alert and on facebook about two oil slicks near where the plane disa pored. not one trace of that plane has been found. david is in thi lapd now. >> reporter: yes, it is the oil slick. they sea the aircraft saw two oil streaks as much as ten miles long and it may be coming from the foul tanks from -- fuel tanks from the downed plane. >> two names matched pass pord that was stolen in thailand. i want to ask you about the significance of that report? >> it so manies there is a lot of focus on tho

fox reports live from kiev. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >>> more headlines from the fox news desk. north korea fired seven artillery shells into the ocean today. this is the third day of launches in a week. that's akorgd to defense officials in south korea. they called north korea's launches a reckless provocation. >>> back at home, the feds are suing sprint for overcharging on wiretap. they say the company collected an extra $21 million over more than three years. a sprint spokesman said the bills were fair and legal. the suit also reveals the drug enforcement administration spent the most on wiretap and they were followed by the fbi. >>> two stars of "the real housewives" pleaded guilty to fraud. remember these would guys? they previously had denied they lied on mortgage applications and hid their fortune from a bankruptcy filing. we will have much more coming up right after these messages. "shepard smith" reporting from kiev. [ male announce

fox news alert.november. the seven-term law maker talking about his plans in an interview with the detroit radio station this morning. rogers, who also chairs the house intelligence committee, says that he will serve out the end of his term and then he hopes to start a national radio program. >>> at this hour, president obama flying to saudi arabia to meet with king abdullah. the last leg of a week-long trip through europe and the middle east. his last meeting could be tense and may get a little delicate, on the one hand trying to press the saudis on human rights and trying to reassure them on other fronts, especially with nuclear talks with iran. the one question on everyone's mind, will he bow this time? it's hard to forget this infamous moment. this was back in 2009 in london. >>> authorities saying the malaysian plane flew faster and did not make it as far. so search crews are now looking into a new area of the indian ocean. that area, about 700 miles to the northeast. we've also learned the f.b.

. >>> fox news alert. new information on the grim recovery efforts in the mudslide disaster in washington state. welcome to america's news headquarters. 18 people are now declared dead. 30 victims still unaccounted for. today friends and family coming together for memorial services honoring their dead or missing loved ones. dominic is live from arlington, washington, with more. >> reporter: yes, the media is asked to stay away from the church services today but what we're seeing across social networking is that it was very solemn inside three churches that held specific services here in snohomish county. a lot of tears and a lot of very upset people. it's just over a week since this happened and it still feels very fresh to everybody here. despite itself, conditions proving to be very difficult. a lot of rain we've had over the weekend, there has been surface flooding across the debris field and that is taking a lot of time for people to get through. the governor is telling me that it takes five minutes ju

that's ahead from the fox news deck. do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach things dferently if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ ♪ >> officials say 30 people got hurt after a commuter train jumped the tracks and plowed across the platform at chicago's o'hare. investigators say they don't know how many people were on board the thing but that the noise -- to the noise was very loud and none of the injuries is life-threatening. passengers say they didn't know what was happening. >> i was on the shift of the sixth car of the train and i heard a boom, and when i got off the train, the train was all the way up the escalator. >> the train thought it could ride the escalator, apparently. it was wrong

fox news alert for you now.osh hardy fighting for his life, battling a curable virus. but the drug he needed to survive had been him until late last night when the manufacturer under intense pressure from a grassroots and social media campaign announced that josh could finally receive the critical drug he so desperately needs. josh's mom is with us now. amy hardy. it has to be truly a good morning for you. >> indeed it is. it is a glorious morning. we're so grateful that we got the great news last night and we're just looking forward to the great success of the drug and the great success of the company to help other people. just tremendously excited. >> amy, i'm looking at you now and i can see a mom's face who has been through battle for her baby. you truly have. you brought america with you. certainly our family here at fox news. today there is a new hope, i think, in your face. what does it mean to your family that this decision was made to offer josh this treatment? >> it was a tremendous thing. we were very

also with us from our very own fox a-team is dr. marc siegel.

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our fox affiliate, wtxf. the big story here tonight is last night's aircraft emergency in philadelphia. passengers on the us airways flight were forced to evacuate after a major malfunction during takeoff. the pilot reported a blown tire and the front landing gear also collapsed. >>> that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® campbell's healthy request. your hepatitis c.forget it's slow moving, you tell yourself. i have time. after all there may be no symptoms for years. no wonder you try to push it to the back of your mind and forget it. but here's something you shouldn't forget. hepatitis c is a serious disease. if left untreated

"fox news sunday" airs at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.eastern on fox in us channel. >>> the united states of america is a gorgeous mosaic of people from different faiths, nationalities, all coming together as one nation. each ethnic group offering their own unique culture. today we focus on the smithsonian's "beyond bali-wood." >> when people think about india's influence on america they think of bollywood music and films. there is so much more. >> the first documented person of indian origin came here in 179014 years after the founding of this country. >> the curator of the exhibition says many americans are surprised to learn that indian immigrants began coming here more than 160 years ago. the purpose of the exhibition is to look at the cultural, professional, political contributions of indian immigrants and indian americans. it is a story about faith, hope, perseverance and triumph through love for family and country. exhibit looks at the many vocations indian americans occupy. from taxi cab drivers to physicians and doctors, software

fox news anchor. greta van sustren was the one tonight. she makes much of the fact that she was a lawyer, but she obviously has no comprehension of the law in the case that darrell issa is pursuing, which he calls a scandal and fox news calls a scandal. and the only way you can call it a scandal is if you have never read the law on 501c-4 organizations. the investigation that darrell issa says he's pursuing is how the irs has administered the law and regulations on 51c-4 regular plapgs that's what this is all about. that is the subject of darrell issa's investigation. nothing more, nothing less. and you would think that congressman issa would have read at some point the very simple law on 501c-4 organizations. u you would think someone at fox news would have done that. but they haven't. they won't. they never whether. i was the first to make the wording of that law public last year. but fox news and most of the washington media still relentlessly avoid the wording of that law, which is absolutely esse

fox news sunday airs at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news. gregg? to eat right is challenging enough without being overwhelmed by all the so-called healthier choices you see every day in the supermarket. so coming up, the folks at "consumer reports" will be here to tell us what good for you snacks there are that are worth putting in your grocery cart and during the commercial break, i'll eat all these things. >> if you are trying to oat preponderate, the -- trying to eat better the supermarket has healthier versions. the question are they? >> can't believe that. ? eláj4jdtq p'd our friends in reports put the foods to the test and talking about the results, sue perry of consumer reports report shop smart. >> it is the philadelphia cream cheese and has twice the protein of regular chrome cheese. >> should you eat that? >> they also say cent percent less fat and calories than peanut butter. they are comparing themselves to peanut butter and so, let's just say what the captions here, that it all sounds good two times the protein of regular chrome chose.

we begin with a fox news alert. did the malaysian jet appear on purpose and did it land on a secret runway? >> they're everywhere in the world. they are used for training in past wars and that sort of thing. you could land a triple 7 right there. >> breaking developments straight ahead. official sick and tired of hearing this from his boss kathleen sebelius too many times. >> how many of those that have signed on, that have enrolled in obamacare have paid their premium? >> i can't tell you that, sir, because i don't know that. >> and now one official taking his frustrations public and says taxpayers will be offended at what they discover. >> they come to our country illegally but the president wants us to be nicer when turning away illegal aliens. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> it's "fox & friends."ç ♪ ♪ >> brian kilmeade is off today. we don't know exactly where he's at. he's taken an extra day for his three-day weekend. we got clay. >> good morning. >> do we have another fox news alert four regarding the ai

. >>> we begin with a fox extreme weather alert. i'm greg jaret. we are following some fas-moving and dangerous weather in the south. let's go straight to janice dean live in the fox extreme weather center. >> it's been a very active afternoon across sections of central and south florida. tornado watch is expiring at 5:00 p.m. local time, but they just issued the severe thunderstorm watch down towards south florida until 11:00 p.m. local time. we don't have any watches -- sorry, any warnings right now, but we did have earlier tornado warnings around the orlando area. so we will carefully monitor this region, and through the evening and overnight hours, this is the area we're going to be watching for the threat of severe weather. not only tornadoes but large hail and damaging winds. in march, the tornado probability is right here in the sunshine state with the highest probability in central florida, which is where we had the tornado warnings earlier today. we also saw tornadoings early this week in california. and in the mississippi valley, in towar

we'll see you next fox news sunday. >>> fox urgent. new satellite data from france pointing to a fresh spot of possible debris from that missing jetliner. and it's now monday over a section of the indian ocean where the world's greatest search experts are focused still, and a dangerous mission continues to find flight 370. and the 239 people onboard. americans as well, when it vanished. and the situation couldn't be worse for the planes and the ships right now, and as it has been all weekend long, rough weather in some areas, thick cloud cover all the way down to the surface of the ocean so they can't fly very well because it's almost impossible for them to see. it's pretty much the same general area, the france images i was telling you about, or the france data, as the other satellite images we have seen captured recently of a large object, but malaysia's civil air director is stayed tight lipped about this latest discovery. >> what is the object today? >> i think the statement -- >> it doesn't exist if it's not on camera, sir. repeat

we're back next week. >>> we are start with the fox alert.ew reaction to the growing crisis in ukraine. russia continues to deploy thousands of troops and tanks on the ground in the peninsula, and some fear a possible full-scale invasion could potential be next. the ukrainian prime minister, vladimir putin's brazen moves, quote, a declaration of war against his country, this as nate nato secretary-general warns. >>> great to be with you again. thank you for joining us. tensions in eastern europe and here at ho

good night, god bless and stay tuned for justice with judgez z on fox news channel. have a great day. >> bye, everybody. >>> on the buzz beater this sunday, joe biden starts dropping hints about running for president no matter what hillary clinton does and gets a warm welcome from the media. >>> for vice president? say thank you. >> oh, i'd love that. >> but is there enough skepticism about biden? he will be 74 at election time and is it fair for pundit toes point out that hillary will turn 69 just before the election? stephen colbert makes fun of me for daring to raise the question. >> i know it's rude to talk about a woman's age, but that's not what i am doing. i am talking about people talking about other people talking about other people talking about a woman's age. that's called journalism. >> nice try, stephen. i'll respond to the libale by this comedian. >>> did he shoot himself in the foot? >>> plus, the latest on how the military is covering media showdown between russia and the ukraine. i'm howard kurtz, and this is media buzz. we'll get to the tense situat

it is a fox business exclusive. winter blues. the jobless numbers may plunge to the lowest level in three months but tomorrow's monthly jobs report could take a huge hit from the deep freeze. how much has the weather choked of the labour market? what does it mean for the fed and the taper? shaq wants to make a come back not at basketball but a video game. >> snowball. cheryl: it was 20 years ago, may be the nba star could learn a thing or two. crowd funding it. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ cheryl: it is time to look at the video game. i am cheryl casone in for liz claman today. it is the last hour of trading and there are new hints of optimism in these markets. investors embracing the better than expected jobless claims number which fell by 26,000 last week to 323,000. the data coming out 24 hours before the monthly jobs report. we are watching the s&p 500 hitting a new intra-day high today of 1881 if it can beat yesterday's performance. this will be the fifth record close of the year, 50th in the last 12 y

a fox news alert for you now. just a couple minutes away from learning how many americans signed up for obamacare. did they hit the 7 million mark? we'll tell you. >>> plus an internal revenue clears governor chris christie of anything wrongdoing in the george washington bridge lane closu closure. our political panel talks about it. cracking down on what they deem to be troublesome tattoos. what happens if you already have tats. that brinks us to the question of the day, do you love it or do you hate it? i promise not to ask where you have one. tweet me and we'll read comments at the end of the show. before larry instantly transferred money from his bank of america savings account to his merrill edge retirement account. before he opened his first hot chocolate stand calling winter an "underserved season". and before he quit his friend's leaf-raking business for "not offering a 401k." larry knew the importance of preparing for retirement. that's why when the time came he counted on merrill edge to streamline his in

monday on fox business network. adam: break a leg.rancis is here to take us through the next hour of "money." melissa: we can't wait. market is up 73 points and there is. >> fox business's "money" with melissa francis. melissa: that was jon stewart, more on that in a moment. changing the way wall street gets punished and who pace for it. a financial regulator is here with his plans. new rules on activist investors. we've been talking about this all week. the most connected man on earth, literally. this guy is hooked up to 700 censors and he is here. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: wall street better watch out, if one regulator wees his way, a lot of people could be forced to face the music personally for company wrongdoings. in fact one law firm is actually warning clients that financial watchdog, benjamin love ski is getting more aggressive in his crusade to make people

don't forget, start your day with fox and friends.e you hopefully back here tomorrow night. >> this is a fox news alert. thousands and thousands of tons of mud showing absolutely no mercy came roaring down burying everything its way. 8 dead and 108 missing tonight it all happened in rural part of washington state. at this hour frantic search and rescue is still underway. officials admit the death toll is expected to rise. saturday's mudslide destroying dozens of homes. debris blocking miles long of stretches of highway. more danger of flooding and mud slides. >>> more breaking news in the flight of 370 carrying 239 people. chilling words from malaysian's prime