facing volatile foreign policy situations in ukraine, brand new gallup poll is raising serious concerns about president obama's standing on the world stage. according to gallup, for the first time ever, a majority of americans say president obama is not respected by other world leaders. >> stephen: even worse air, majority of americans felt the "the bachelor" wouldn't give president obama a rose, even if it was just down to him and that bitch, 96y. folks, this poll-- if th poll has no alarmed me that i am conducting by own poll so i can become more alarmed. go to colbertnation.com and let your click be heard. answer the question, "what do you think about what americans think world leaders think about president obama?" simply check, "yes, no, or vegetarian option." we'll have the results of that poll later in your lifetime. we'll be right back. [ coughing ] ♪ she singeth as she flies [ inhales sharply ] [ bird sings ] caw-caw! [ female announcer ] cooling and soothing halls air. what are you breathing? the folks at wonderful pistachios have asked me to help sell their product. but, come

according to gallup, the president's approval rating is down for 40%. disapproval at 54%. and that has been on the rise. today on the sun taday talk sho the question was side stepped. >> the president will raise money. we want to help them in every way we can. the president will be an assess in every way possible and help these candidates. >> byron, how are you doing? >> doing well. >> if you were a candidate looking at the midterms, would you you be able to make a decision right now whether you you wanted the president with you? >> well, i think most democrats would probably rather have the president stay away, they wouldn't find if he'd send some money, but they probably want him to stay away. in the last you few days, there has been a democratic freak out about their chances in november. in part due to the polling you just talked about. lowest it's ever been for him. and they know that presidential approval ratings have a big affect on midterm elections. the other part of the freakout is the reaction to the special election down in florida for the house seat from the 13

a gallup poll found 11% of business leaders think the schools are giving them adequate skills they needworkplace. just before that, another gallup poll found 96% of chief academic officers believe by and large they're doing a good job. this is a big disconnects. >> essentially when you need jobs. >> yeah, it seems like a wake-up call for colleges and universities. >> remember if you have your own hit or miss. send it to us at je jer @foxnews.com. thanks to the panel and all of you for watching, i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >>> ukraine is mobilizing its army as the white house warns russia there will be repercussion. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm greg jarrett. uche yan is now calling a military reservist. they are on the brink of quote/unquote disaster. meanwhile, hundreds of russian soldiers form an ukrainian military base in crimea. secretary of state john kerry flat out calling it an invasion. >> russia chose a brazen action and moved in on its forces with a completely trumped up set of

first of all the study shows 82% based on the gallup survey were failing at that. that actually really hurts productivity. if you think about it, when you're having to hire somebody then fire that person or relocate them within the company, that's nonrevenue producing. your spending a lot of time trying to find a new home for that person. not getting down to the business your shareholder or investors want you to be doing. it slows you down. it does cost a lot of money. corporations are falling behind if they don't do a good job with it. >> i was surprised to learn this. to see it was so high at 82%. so many companies vet their employees and particularly managers, they go through a vetting process. is this a case of these managers being hired because of political aspirations or politics in the work place or because of productivity? >> i think this has a lot to do with likability. i had many managers throughout my career. the ones that motivated me the most, like head football coaches or managers of a baseball team. they need to be great motivators. those people who

unlike gallup does up president's day poll, reagan placed first among the american public who's your favorite president? reagan got it 2001, 2005, 2011, 2012. greg unusually finishes in the top three. typically beat lincoln. imagines that. in new june of 2005 there was a poll done by a o l and time warner. a o l online which surveyed americans and didn't give them a choice, put in whatever name they wanted. who is the greatest american of all time. not the greatest president, who is the greatest american of all time. 2.4 million people responded with any status far and away representative sample. maybe 500 people to do this polling and reagan won greatest american of all time. what republican wouldn't want to be like reagan? who would aspire to that success? you now have republican groups all over the county, state groups, they have been holding these annual lincoln day dinners for years, changing the names of many of those to reagan day dinners because the lincoln day dinners were in february which is the month of president's day and lincoln's breast and also the month of ronald rea

unlike the gallup, gallup does a presidents day poll every presidents day, annual presidents day poll. they've been doing this 13 times since 2001. reagan placed first among the american public as far as question who's your all-time favorite president. reagan got it in 2001, 2005, 2011, 2012. and reagan usually finishes in the top three. typically beats lincoln. [laughter] imagine that. imagine that. there was in june 2005 a poll done by aol and time warner, aol online which surveyed americans, ask they didn't give them a choice. they asked them to put in whatever name they wanted. who is the greatest american of all time? not who's the greatest president, who is the greatest american. 2.4 million people responded which any statistician will tell you is far away a representative stamp l. you really only need 500 people to do some of this polling. and reagan won. greatest american of all time. so what republican wouldn't want to be like reagan, right? who wouldn't aspire to to that success? you now have republican groups all over the country -- county, state groups -- they've been hold

gallup at with a new poll, gallup showing the number of uninsured americans dropping to 15.9%. the is the lowest level since president obama took office. of course, we have spent tens and tens of billions of dollars to get here. states also not very better with obamacare. the federal health department 's director general has launched an investigation into maryland's trouble healthcare exchange and just last week the government accountable the office announced if we can into state of changes nationwide including organ. has an been able to enroll a single person online. the investigation seems to be appropriate, doesn't? here now to assess the president's signature law and the consequences at least today, the president of the galen institute, grace marie turner, great to have you with us. let's start with i guess the first thing comic unions turning on obama. i took a look at the number of companies and unions that have been given exemptions from obamacare versus the number that have actually enrolled people and it looks like we are talking about 3% of the population on the one h

new gallup poll measured the economic confidence of the 50 most important cities.ur own sandra smith has the highlights and low lights from across the country. sandra: that's right, adam. topping the list, washington, d.c. that's right. it share the top spots with san jose. each spot averaging plus four on the economic confidence index over the last two years. san francisco hold the number three spot. while silicon valley, d.c. and san fran are feeling good, the rest of the country is worried, very worried. jacksonville, florida, had the lowest confidence reading with a negative 25. pittsburgh and oklahoma city also at the bottom of the list. even energy rich texas is concerned. texas governor rick perry joined maria bartiromo on "the opening bell" this morning talking economy in his state. maria: it seems job creation has not been a priority here. if there was one policy decision that can be made on the federal government's level, what would it be? >> open up the xl pipeline. that is a quickest in the president can do to put people to work and impact the economy.

the gallup proves once again the economy is the big dog. economy is getting weaker because we are not able to generate enough good jobs in the private sector so that workers can move up. a stagnant society is a weak society. as talking points has mentioned, the next election this coming november is big. the main issue, whether the country wants to return to a robust private business climate or wants to stay with the big government nanny state philosophy. that's what's at stake in november. and that's the memo. now, for the top story tonight. reaction joining us from washington, kate obenshain a republican and democrat kirsten powers. powers, are you surprised that climate change is not a colonel of most americans? >> no. because it typically it hasn't shown up in polls as being a top concern and, in fact, in recent polls, it's sort of decreased in terms of support. >> why do you think that is? >> i think it's two things. i think first of all people tend to be more with the immediate. the things that you listed at the top of the poll, the ec

. >> they're voting on gallup poll a few weeks ago demonstrates this again jobs in the economy.ng to talk about this next segment. the more republicans kind of latch on to the foreign policy question and make this about putin or ukraine or egypt or libya, i say it's a real risk that we go back to what mccain tried to do in 2008 which was a collosal flop or to what some extent romney tried to do in the last election rather than focus on jobs, economy, obama care, a new growth agenda for america and that middle class that you talked about so powerfully in your first presidential run. bringing that middle class back versus more of the foreign policy focus. >> if we can communicate to the working class people. go home from work and lifted heavy things. their muscles are tired and they have sweated through their clothes. when we can explain how a republican-led true conservative leadership gives them power to do for their families. -- we are going to win the election. if we can't communicate that then i agree with you things like benghazi don't matter. you go to the restaurant, open

it's not every day an obama person cites gallup. yesterday, sebelius was quizzed by republicans and said the administration would not push the october 31st deadline or the penalty if folks don't sign up. >> are you going to delay the mandate that individuals have to buy government-approved health care or pay a tax? >> no, sir. >> are you going to delay the open enrollment beyond march 31st. >> no, sir. >> is it correct you don't have the authority to extend that deadline? >> there is no delay beyond march 31st. >> so no extension of the enr l enrollment period, but quietly the administration has already issued a rule providing a hardship exemption for those with cancelled plans who prove they cannot find affordable coverage. it's pretty easy to avoid the penalty. what does success look like now for the administration on march 31st on that front, sebelius would not commit to a number. >> can i get to you answer that question on what is now success? because i only have three minutes. >> well, success looks like millions of people with

a gallup poll found only 11% are are giving students adequate skills they need for the work place. another poll found 96% of chief academic officers think by and large they are doing a pretty good job. this is a big disconnect. >> especially when you need jobs. >> exactly. it sounds like a big make-up call for the universities. the old college try and modern work place isn't good enough. >>> remember, if you have your own hit or miss send it to us at jer @foxnews.com. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and all of you. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you here next week. >>> a fox news alert. russia stirring up even more tensions in ukraine. a short time ago the russian parliament approving a measure to deploy troops to ukraine's strategic crimea peninsula sparking fears of an all-out war between these two countries. i'm gregg jarrett and welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. ukraine's acting president saying their country's forces are on high alert but are seeking a political solution by russia. the latest move by moscow is being met with anger

>> those gallup polls, economy was first. next to, near the bottom was climate change and the environment because jobs are more important. but, instead, you side, if you are the obama administration with the green movement. with the environmentalists. you don't pass the keystone pipeline. even though the unions are for it. >> take texas. it registered with the dates, whatever. >> i think it's a lease. >> democratic faith love this. there, obviously, is some climate change going only. we don't foe what is causing it. >> you work all night. >> i agree. >> senator martin, he's a congressman, is an incredible liberal man. >> he's terribly brilliant. >> he's terribly liberal and fatuous. with herbal life. you know why he would sit there and blow smoke on the taxpayer's time. >> it's not an awful thing. is it a distraction to ben's point and does this show where the mindset, certainly, in washington will be the next couple of years. nothing will get done. we will do this side show stuff. other side show stuff. we will doth not do t

gallup poll of americans put president obama's approval rating 40% last week.t's not the lowest of any second-term u.s. president, but it isn't far off. a poll shows british prime minister david cameron's approval rating at home, hovering around 39%, also down from previous weeks. and the french president's approval rating is the lowest of the three western leaders. a poll puts it at only 17%. so while putin is facing international criticism over crimea, at home, his popularity is indisputablindisputable. >>> there are many in crimea who do not support the move to become part of russia. chief among them are the ethnic tartars, long persecuted by soviet leaders in moscow. >> reporter: vladimir putin said he annexed crimea without a drop of blood. well, that may not be entirely true here at the funeral for tartar activist. abducted two weeks ago, his corpse was found the day crimeans voted for the referendum. the they boycotted the vote and pleaded with here to remain calm. but they are cornered. a deeply nervous community here. this funeral beginning as moscow d

that is according to a gallup survey that asked people their height and weight. eighth=skinniest, four points higher than montana and about 12 points below mississippi. >>more than one out of three mississippi residents is obese. west virginia, delaware, louisiana and arkansas round out the heavyweight states. montana, colorado, nevada, minnesota and massachusetts have the lowest obesity rates. gallup says the national obesity rate has been climbing steadily since it first began its monitoriing six years ago. >> catherine: a new study by the world health organization says only five percent of your daily calorie intake should be from sugar. that is half of what the agency previously recommended. an expert panel says dropping sugar to five- percent will fight obesity and cavities. the sugar total includes sugars added to foods, syrups and fruit juices -- but not sugar that occur naturally in fruits. >> jacqueline: the peninsula is seen in a little bit of light rain. hayward in union city light showers as well. the rain will increase into the evening reddick picture

. >>> high on the skinny scale, a gallup survey, mississippi was the fastest state with more than 35% of its citizens considered obese. montana had the lowest rate of obesity making it the slimmest state. >>> also the lowest rate of people. it's a small sample in montana. >> yeah. >>> it's 4:57. next at 5:00 a.m., more on the breaking news in the east bay. b.a.r.t. riders might want to find know way to get where they need to go this morning after a fatal incident overnight closes a station. live with the latest. >>> plus thousands of l.e.d. lights turn the bay bridge into a shimmering display every night. the plan that will keep those light shows coming for years to come. >>> and congress takes action to save hundreds of thousands of homeowners from huge increases in flood insurance premiums. >> announcer: abc 7 news starts right now with live, breaking news. >>> good morning it's 5:00. that breaking news is of course on b.a.r.t. this morning. b.a.r.t. service shut down on one east bay route after a deadly accident on the tracks overnight. >> the ripple effect is very wide this mornin

the gallup heathways study looked at the rollout of the affordable care act. nearly 16% of american adults are uninsured. that is down from 17.1% for the last three months of last year. it means between 3 million and 4 million people have gotten coverage. >>> and the rough winter has taken a toll on airline revenue. this has been the worst year for flight cancellations in more than 25 years. the past four, american, united, delta and southwest cancelled nearly 75,000 flights this year. but sour profits are predicted for the first quarter. industry analysts say strong spring bookings and higher prices will lead to an industry-wide rebound. >>> it turns out marijuana is good for business in colorado. the state made roughly $2 million in taxes on recreational pot in january. colorado legalized recreational marijuana in 2012. but commercial sales didn't begin until january. pot taxes come from nearly a 13% sales tax and 15% excise tax. >>> and anne-marie, the famous park here in new york is getting a new roller coast. ground was broken for a new coaster called the

i hate it when that happens but somebody, oh, barack obama all-time high since last summer on gallupmething like that. every story i'm reading in here -- >> in florida? >> no, just across the country. >> all-time high? >> yeah. everything i'm seeing here says obama job approval rating hits record low. this is the des moines register. >> the thing about his approval rating, it doesn't move much. >> everybody was exploding this weekend like, you know, he was ike or something like that. he is, what? between 42, 43, 45. >> exactly. you'll see maybe 39 but basically the president has a floor under him 'cha is a huge political and never almost ever drops below 41. >> i think the president's best chance right now is for republicans to overreact as a couple of them did on the ukraine crisis. that will draw a country behind the commander in chief. i haven't seen that, though, yet, because i think other than a few republicans, the party has been little restrained. >> they have come back a bit, though. in terms of backing the president. >> that's what they have to do! >> and boehner and mcconne

in a joint survey conducted by gallup korea and the trees on the board news paper pop was the head of tong by only zero point four percentage points well within the margin of error which forty two point five percent. intel's pound thirty four point three percent to forty seven percent sixty six year old kid who served as prime minister under former president young but as adults makes holy vibrant city. he snubbed at the recent merger of the main opposition democratic party and independent lawmaker and tours whose political group it's going to turn you into its has been solely for the main opposition bloc which there is a great tool for political practices. i think it's better to use the term upstanding collects them. former two term lawmaker eat the head would also laid out provision for school two sentence once all to become economically vibrant city again. i will do that i'm making the capital and financial medical and towards the top can also create more jobs to stay blind to release the market it's widely thought to any three of this committee candidates would they wanna use the f

gallup poll says 58% in click a was a and is a good idea. libertarians say this is personal responsibility and personal freedom, why should we restrict access to it? a huge conversation of the country is just now starting to have. colorado is the place where if you want to look and see what is going on, that is the place to look and see it. runningrry smith together a special for cnbc. last night it aired. it will re-air again tonight at 8:00 eastern time. erewhon and america. issue.ighs in on the a social cost? no more stop in cops in neighborhoods. guest: it is very interesting. a lot of the people we talked to said decriminalization is a very good idea. people say shouldn't be decriminalized? probably yeah. i think maybe the best idea is to take baby steps. that is just my experience from being involved in this in the past month or so. host: what is happening in colorado on the issue of criminal and legal issues? have a face more problems because of it? we talk to the district attorney in boulder am a for instance, and people say that is

that's according to a new gallup poll. not much to cheer about in my vantage point.ost of these enrollees aren't actually enrolled. they haven't paid yet. there's still not enough young people to actually make obama care work. republicans won't be afraid to hammer the president over his signature legislation. >> when obama care was debated in congress we screamed from the roof tops that it just wouldn't work. >> we now know that this law will discourage millions of people from working. >> if you think that obama care's hurting our economy, it is. >> marc, the more republicans deep laser focused on obama care's failure, the worse it looks for democrats in 2016. >> that would make so much sense if it were december 2013, but right now that's untrue. the number of low income people benefited by this is going up their incomes are going to go up. >> at the expense of 80% of the rest of the country. >> no, a minuscule numbers of a drop in the income for them. most people will do just fine. the other thing is that people are enrolling no they haven't all paid yet but many ha

a gallup survey just released the nation's top 10 best and worst states when it comes to exercising. with states made the list? here are the top five. copper adults living in vermont are the most likely in the u.s. to report exercising three or more days a week for at least 30 minutes. hawaii is in second place while montana and alaska follow closely behind. colorado runs out the top five. residents of delaware, west virginia and alabama over at the bottom of the list. california came in at no. 14 on the list. >>mark: some new video this morning heading into the 7:00 hour. some college students at indiana university of pennsylvania celebrated st. patrick's day over the weekend. and in addition to demonstrating a decided lack of calendar awareness they also demonstrated a lack of judgment. the video posted on you to shows things getting out of hand. university as they please respond to more than 100 calls. the district attorney says he's more than happy to prosecute any of the students who manage to get arrested and the university says the student charged will also face discipline fro

the people at gallup telling us the places that have the greatest sense of well-being. can see the results right now. the stars show you, the east coast to the west coast, the heartland and hawaii. but there's a kind of zone of bliss, those three stars right there. two towns in colorado, boulder and ft. collins, are number two and three. and the number one in the country, provo, utah. by the way, well-being is defined as having a job you like, a safe neighborhood, and feeling healthy both emotionally and physically. >>> and it's the end of an era, tonight, for this. that exhilarating dunking of the football over the goal post after a touchdown. today, it was revealed that the nfl will outlaw the dunk starting next season. a lot of people wondering if the rule change had something to do with this, when jimmy graham of the new orleans saints, bent the goal post after a particularly joyful leap. the good news, there's still a lot of other options for athletes determined to celebrate. >>> and better late than never. look who landed on the cover of "rolling stone," finally.

john kerry's job approval rating in the latest gallup, at a robust 55%. only 4% disapproval. the secretary of state used strong words following a meeting with russia's foreign minister, while president obama went back to campaign trail, pushing his nationwide min mainimum wage hike. here's secretary of state kerry. >>> -- we cannot and will not allow the integrity of the sovereignty of the country of ukraine to be violated and for those violations to go unanswered. >> joining us now to answer as many questions as possible, foreign pentagon correspondent, k.t. mcfarland. doug schone. >>> thank you all for being with us. these numbers for the president don't bolster in any way his standing in the international community, at the same time, his secretary of state seems to be standing tall, to forgive the expression, and seemingly advancing u.s. interest successfully, your thoughts? >> i wouldn't say successfully. compared to what? the president looks like he's sort of flailing around. the red line over iran. the red line over syria, well, we know what happened there. the red line

well, this is a gallup poll that is a current one right now. according to the gallup poll, climate change is the least important environmental issue among all -- among the voters. in march of 2010, the same thing, gallup poll, americans ranked global warming dead last, that's 8-8, environmental issues. march 2010, rasmussen, 72% of american voters don't believe global warming is a very serious problem. the global warmist robert sokolo -- quote -- "we're losing the argument with the public big time. i think the climate change activists, myself included, have lost the american mettle." so there is definitely some things going on here that are not -- not in their favor. i would like to mention this, though. i think a lot of people have talked about the -- the various scientists. on my web site, you can look up several thousand -- this was a long time ago. back, i think we passed through a thousand qualified scientists way back in 2006 and it's gone up since that time to many, many. so it's something where there are a lot of scientists that a are -

you are not alone in california a gallup poll reports that most people reporting having the flu in to 13 live in california, nevada and new york. california is the only state to be one of the top-10 states with the highest daily flu rates every year since the poll started in 2008. the poll found people in environment, north dakota had the lowest flu rates. in the bay area new new flu deaths reported this week. santa clara leads bay area with the most death. a 15th victim was reported earlier this week. >>> new troubles for sears, the retailer is investigating a possible security breach. officials with sears say they are actively reviewing their systems, but so far have found no information indicating a breach. it's not clear what prompted the security investigation. according to bloomberg news the security review is still at an early stage and pinpointing a cyber attack can take weeks of the sears is already coping with years' of declining sale and looking to reenergy sales with a focus on echief meteorologist. >>> it appears that a reaction to spike lee harsh word of gentrification c

this means the total number of unassureuninsured americans, is reflected in apology by gallup. at the end of 2013, the amount of uninsured americans had risen from 18%. caring for unassured through hospital or emergency visits somebody has to pay for those costs and that pushes up costs for everybody else. the breakdown of how they did it is revealing. going into the weekend about 6 million americans had signed up at the marketplace exchanges. about 2 million had had absolutely no insurance whatsoever. 4.5 million previously unassured duels to do it. -k a rand survey found this figure is less than 1 million. most americans who lost their old policies were given new ones by their insurance companies or these found competitively priced alternatives on the exchanges. this is working as far as petting people coverage -- getting people coverage. but insurance companies need a certain ratio of healthy people buying in along with older individuals who are participating. going into this weekend, the ratio was 26%. that's why the push here at the end has been aimed at younger people. th

that sentiment confirmed in a new gallup poll in which americans are asked to spell out their biggestcerns. climate change writing 14th on the list behind the economy, federal spending, health care, unemployment and whether or not to pay. here in the flesh, no less. she is not surprised. all night for this climate change charade an we have all te other crisis. >> look at this, the bottom of the list is the other talking points. at the top of the list or issues the people talk about and democrats don't want you to ask about. afford ability of health care, unemployment. neil: a check that off with the health care law. >> so they say. neil: republicans have done this in the past too. they get sidetracked and issues that don't matter. most are worried about the economic security, worried about their future. worried about this that and it pops up in surveys like this all the time. it doesn't matter who is in charge. those are not the ones that are addressed. we get on the other ballot, that has nothing to do with what we are concerned about. >> this is where republicans have to consider wh

. >> gallup survey in september of all americans, 90% are mothers or want to be mothers. 50% are. 40%mall minority, 6%, are child free by choice. i defend that choice. but there is a silent majority of women who by circumstance are -- >> what is the percentage of that group? >> 40%. >> 40% of all women are in child bearing years but don't have kids. talk to me about who these women are. >> we look at women who are generation x and in their 30s and 40s who expected to have the social economic and political equality our mothers didn't have, but naturally we get married, have the husband and kids they did, these women got a college degree, they are financially independent, and yet as their fertile years wain, they remain single and childless and these are women who won't settle for a lesser -- >> there is a stigma attached to this. people feel comfortable. i know this personally, what is going on, what's the story, they feel comfortable asking. >> there is a stigma. having it all doesn't just mean you're a working woman that is a mom. the majority of women who are single and childless or

numbers. 42% approval rating, that is higher than president obama, who has a 40% approval rating in the gallupl. joining me now is the president of citizens united, one of the country's leading and conservative activist. i think i could put it that way. also, just does about everything. great to have you with us, david. >> it is good to know rob ford polling numbers is better than barack obama. lou: just 2%. he is being graded by canadians, not the less generous americans. we don't often get to say this, congratulations on the win last week. is this a mark of things to come? >> i'm hoping it is the beginning of a trend. republicans have an opportunity this election cycle to define barack obama with every single candidate out there. statewide, north carolina, iowa, arkansas, where districts like virginia, anywhere around the country with marginal districts, this is going to be a potential wave election, this florida election really shows some very interesting numbers. lou: robert gibbs is in the talkshow circuit saying president obama has to start raising a little money. yet, the democrats may

host: there is an new poll from the gallup organization available online.t shows many americans show russia as unfriendly. have that8% perspective in the u.s.. front page of "the washington post" has this headline -- by the way, if you are interested the entire speech by the president is available on our website. the question we are asking, should the expect -- should the u.s. expect more from europe? this is the front page of "the -- york times" next up at is this headline as the president renews his commitment to the nato alliance. join in on the conversation, our phone lines -- this is from "the wall street journal closed quote -- -- "the wall street journal" -- our next caller comes to us from southaven, michigan. good morning, you're on the air. everybody is down on obama. i say the president has a great idea. we do not need to send aid to from here to ukraine or russia. we can't beat russia anyway. >> enqueue so much for the call. -- host: thank you for the call. kevin drum has this analysis piece -- is analysis "france has threatened to cancel the sa

polling by gallup, going into march the percentage had dropped to 15.9%. that is the primary goal in all this to decrease the number of americans who do not have coverage. when the uninsured do not have have -- go to the hospital, somebody has to pay. the breakdown on how they did it is revealing. going into the weekend about 6 million americans had signed up on marketplace exchanges, about a third or 2 million had no insurance whatsoever. according to data from rand 4.5 million previously uninsured adults have signed up through medicaid. that has been politically charged and only half the states have agreed to do it. because of americans who lost coverage because their previous plans were cancelled because of not meeting standards, that is less than 1 million. most of americans that lost their old policies have found other ones or competitive priced alternatives on the obamacare exchanges. so when it comes to people getting coverage, the system appears to be working. however in order to avoid sky skyrocketing premiums, younger must participate compared to

. >> the recent gallup poll thought that most americans think that the world perceives him as weak?do you perceive him as weak? there was a lot of criticism when you and bush were in the white house, you were too aggressive. of course you had to respond to 9/11. do you think he is perceived elsewhere in the world as being weak when it comes to national security? >> yes, i do, i hear from those people, i'm still in touch with a lot of the governments that i dealt with over the years. and i know for a fact they don't believe he will keep his commitments or back up his rhetoric. syria was a classic example that turned a lot of people off. >> all right, mr. vice president, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. we'll have more on the malaysian air disaster coming up in the show. but first, he won the straw poll this weekend. i'll talk to senator rand paul about that this weekend. and also the comments that senator ted cruz made about foreign policy and his positions coming up later. coming up, james carville and i go one-on-one on the possible contenders for 2016. i had to do somet

unlike the gallup to my god does the president's state poll. every president stake emanuel presence staple. there have been doing this 13 times since 2001. reagan placed first among the american public as far as the question, who is your all-time favorite president. reagan and in 2001, 2005, 2011, 2012. usually finishing in the top three, typically beating lincoln imagine that. there was buy a yellow which surveyed americans. they did not give them a choice. asked to put in whatever name they wanted. is the greatest american of all time? who is the greatest american of all time? almost two and a half million people respond it which any statistician will tell you this far and away. nearly may be fun and the people and reagan won. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> catherine kneele is next on book tv to talk about the rise and fall of tyco dennis kozlowski. professor kneele had access to him in the district attorney who prosecuted him, arguing that all the people directly involved in the case in the media have repor