gregg: nice to be here. i'm gregg jarrett in for bill. as our nations continues to rack up mountains of evening, senate budget chairman, kent conrad effectively kicking the can down the road saying the country will have to wait for a vote on the budget. >> i said i don't think it's wise to vote when they did, right before an election, people are probably not going to be ready to get out of their trenches. martha: well, it has been three years now, folks. it is a high-stakes showdown in our nation's capital. you have the debt crisis hanging in the balance. fox business statute varney joins me. stuart, i don't think anybody would stretch calling this pathetic. there has been no budget out of the senate for three years which is the responsibility of this committee. it is in their mandate. you say this is just really have to look at the whole picture here what a crisis this is. >> look at, expand the big picture for a second here because you could almost guaranty financial chaos for america's finances in the immediate month and indeed the nex

. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. a van plummeting 50 feet off an overpass landing near the bronx zoo killing everybody including three children. and bear with us, we have a few signals problem because of the high winds, anna, give us the latest what you have learned. >> reporter: this is terrible situation out here. we are just outside the bronx zoo. we're told the van carrying all seven people that died plunged over the overpass of the bronx parkway and landed on the property. that is why we're here. we have confirmed with the nypd that the van was carrying four adults and three children. none of them survived. we are also learning that the driver was a female. the officers say about 12:30 this afternoon the driver lost control and hit the median and crossing four lanes of traffic smashing in the guardrail and plunging into a ravine. the van landed in a train yard that have monorails when they are not in use. when our crew got to the scene it appeared to have been cut open on the side by the jaws life. there is a la

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gregg? gregg: well, i understand, doug, at least one of the secret service agents undergoing questioning has been identified? >> reporter: that's right. he is the brother of maryland u.s. senate candidate, republican senate candidate, excuse me, dan bongino. he told nbc news last night and i'm quoting. i know everyone in the case and i'm not apologizing for anyone's behavior. the ones i talk to their families are just beaten up by this he said. then he later admitted that his brother joe was on the team that quote, made bad decisions but he was not implicated in the prostitution. gregg? gregg: doug mckelway live at white house. thanks very much. martha: those are a few of the stories we're getting started with this morning in "america's newsroom." this one, folks, harry reid has a message for the republican who dared look into the gsa spending scandal. he told florida republican congressman, that he quote, needs to get a life. we'll get his response. you see him shaking his head. gregg: i th

>> heather: all right, gregg.head outside, it's a beautiful day here in new york city. temperatures are climbing. and why that may be bad news for people taking part in one of the country's biggest marathons and the warning going out to all of those runners, stick around with us. [ tom ] we invented the turbine business right here in schenectady. without the stuff that we make here, you wouldn't be able to walk in your house and flip on your lights. they go into power plants which take some form of energy, harness it, and turn it into more efficient electricity. [ ron ] when i was a kid i wanted to work with my hands, that was my thing. i really enjoy building turbines. it's nice to know that what you're building is gonna do something for the world. when people think of ge, they typically don't think about beer. a lot of people may not realize that the power needed to keep their budweiser cold and even to make their beer comes from turbines made right here. wait, so you guys make the beer? no, we make the power th

gregg?> gregg: a desperate search for a missing soldier in north carolina taking a new turn now. the last person seen with kelly bordeaux arrested for violation his sex offender status. a heart breaking plea from her family. >> please, just return my sister. she's -- i have a three-year-old son that she hung the moon to him. >> gregg: now the very latest on this story. >> nick class localbert, the 25-year-old he registered sex offender was the last person to see kelly bordeaux saturday morning. he just turned himself in to authorities last night for failing to register as a sex offender inside the county. completely unrelated charge. but what we do now from a spokesperson is that he's being held on a $100,000 bond. he did speak with local media, saying he's been questioned by police twice. he said he told them he did give bordeaux a ride home early saturday morning, but says he has nothing to do with her disappearance. this while her family is pleading for the public to keep her name in the

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer.erview with diane sawyer airing tonight on abc's world news, romney was asked what he would like to tell president obama. he responded with this. >> start packing [laughing] that is what i would like to say. obviously we have a very different view. the president, i'm sure, wants another four years. but the first years didn't go so well. gregg: well that very confident tone coming just as gallup daily tracking polls pulling slightly ahead of the president although still in a statistical dead heat, 47% to the president's 45. martha: mary katharine ham, columnist for "the daily caller" and fox news contributor. good morning. nice to see you this morning. >> good morning. martha: what do you make of the start packing comment? >> he is trying to take on a little bit more of a tough guy confident edge to him. sometimes he is not great at that. i think this was fine. it was a good-natured comment. i don't think it was rude or anything. there are some good signs for romney. he does need to be

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gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer. this agency saying one supervisor was allowed to retire. another faces termination and a third agent has resigned. speaker of the house john boehner is urging folks to wait until all the facts are known before passing judgment. >> we need to get to the bottom of it. >> from all the press reports i read, sunday like behavior that was inappropriate and, i again, let's, deal with what the facts are. gregg: new york congressman peter king whose committee oversees the secret service this is all far from over. more heads will roll at the secret service of the he will join us live in just a couple minutes with more. martha: and the other big scandal out there, there are new calls for the gsa to, quote, clean house, at the upper levels of that organization a whistle-blower hotline has now been put in place. that is triggering a whole new set of investigations into this agency. you have more employees calling in to report other instances of taxpayer abuse beyond the federal agencies known vega

gregg: martha?tha: coming up why really cool new technology could help make your next plane ride a little faster on the way to the ground. gregg: plus more than 100 twisters ripping through america's heartland. we're live in the town that took a direct hit. are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. gregg: welcome back. how much money would you pay to spend the day with tim tebow? one florida couple tossed down 100,000 bucks to meet the new york jets quarterback. the winning bid placed during a fund-raising event for the tim tebow foundation. here is tebow after hearing about the incredible bid. >> well, it was very humbling and, you don't necessarily feel worthy, you know? so, that day i feel like i got to do a few extra things sp

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett, filling in for jon scott.mney still has to get delegates to win the nomination for president but a lot of folks seem to think hey, he's got it all sewn up. take a look at this, a poll from the pew research center finding a vast majority of republicans, 74 percent, do believe that romney will be the nominee but 21 percent think there's a chance for somebody else. joining us from cq weekly magazine where the cover story looks at republican support for romney, this is the managing editor fred barbash. thank you very much for being with us. in terms of endorsements in the last ten days or so, it's been a great week for mitt romney. let's put it up. these are all the big name endorsements on capitol hill. >> right. gregg you got paul ryan, eric cantor, marco rubio, tom coburn, ron johnson and tea party favorite jim demint saying i don't question his conservative credentials, meaning romney. >> right. gregg: but you write there's a lack of enthusiasm and excitement. why? >> well, he doesn't connect with them any mor

gregg: yeah. cory decides she is going to oppose this, doesn't she have to provide the judge more of her evidence in the case than is contained in this one-page, what has been described as a very bare bones, thin, probable cause affidavit? >> you are absolutely right and that is why we're all kind of waiting. mark o'mara at this point frankly does not know what the state of florida plans to do but he does know, as you've said, they're not going to get a in jail, no bond status with just that probable cause affidavit which means there is either officers outside ready to testify or not. but you're totally right, they would need a lot more. gregg: should zimmerman be allowed to leave the county? can't they monitor him with an ankle bracelet, cure few? he can check in regularly with authorities there? i mean given the noteriety of this case, given the multiple death threats, you think the judge will allow it? >> yeah. i mean it is a really good point. we have a lot of people who visit florida end up c

>> gregg: hello, i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> heather: i'm heather childers. u.s. and afghanistan striking a new security deal as american troops fight the more decade long war. will it impact the u.s. plans to pull out in 2014. >> gregg: plus we are learning brand-new details just what happened with secret service agents and prostitutes in colombia. why one lawmaker today says the president's security was more compromised than we horjly shot. >> heather: possible new clue in the search for remains of etan patz, is once again capturing headlines today. a live report at the scene of the investigation. >> gregg: we began with breaking news out of iran making a bold announcement today claiming it has cracked the codes of our spy drone that they captured last year. they claim they have begun building an exact copy of the american drone. sophisticated aircraft is called the rq-170 sentinel. american officials say the aircraft malfunctioned and landed automatically. con

. >> gregg: thank you very much.renda, good to see you. you can catch brenda every saturday morning, 10:00 a.m. eastern. check it right here on the fox news channel. >> heather: coming up, breaking developments to take you about a case that has haunted new york city cops for three decades. etan patz he was on his way to school back in 1979. investigators think they may have a new lead. the nation's high court prepares to confront illegal immigration, where do state rights end and federal powers begin? our legal panel weighs in up next. [ male announcer ] this is lois. the day starts with arthritis pain... a load of new listings... and two pills. after a morning of walk-ups, it's back to more pain, back to more pills. the evening showings bring more pain and more pills. sealing the deal... when, hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. it can relieve pain all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lois... who chose two aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. [ female announcer ] try aleve d for strong all da

. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news this hour, night gingrich speaks out to fox news, could this be the end of his run for the presidency. we'll have to see what he has to say. >> caught, two men accused of deadly shooting rampage in tulsa oklahoma. >> we have a live report were able to track them down. >> heather: millions of christians around the world celebrate christ's resurrection and why his message is so relevant to the volatile middle east. >> gregg: we begin with the passing of giant of television journalism. long time news correspondent mike wallace has died. he was 93 years old. he died at a care facility with his family by his side. he was known for his very tough interviews taking on corrupt politicians, scam artists in a career spanning six decades. steve has a look back at the life of the career of this tv news legend. >> he always probing with his questioning made a huge mark on broadcast journalism. he was respected by most people who sat down with interviews from interviews with mike w

. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. topping the news this hour, bold predictions from republican presidential candidate mitt romney with another set of primaries just days away. a live report straight ahead. >> heather: controversial remarks from the former head of the democratic party, what howard dean is saying about the president's health care law. >> gregg: christians worldwide holding palm sunday ceremonies. a full report from outside the vatican. >> heather: we begin on the campaign trail with republican presidential candidate mitt romney and new found confidence telling supporters he is well on the way to secure the g.o.p. nomination. it brings three key primaries, wisconsin, illinois an d.c. he is leading endorsements like baseball cards, rick santorum and gingrich and ron paul they are still in the hunt. peter doocy is live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: hi, heather. you hear senator santorum complaining how he is being outspent and the g.o.p. establishment wants romney as the nominee. during a pan

>> gregg: this is a fox news alert. we are awaiting a white house briefing from colombia over a growing controversy that is rocking the secret service. white house may address that issue, involving 12 that's removed back from the field and sent back to the u.s. for questioning. one agent facing allegations misconduct involving a prostitute. welcome to a brand-new hour. i'm gregg jarrett. >> heather: i'm heather childers. embarrassing headline coming as president obama attends the summit of americas in colombia. doug is following it live with more. >> reporter: good afternoon. the things that happened before the president arrived in colombia. fox news has learned from senior law enforcement officials this all begin with a staffer at the hotel where secret service were staying. con sfrontd the secret service that he pay extra money for having an overnight guest in his room. agent balked a and that and then it forced diplomatic intervention. it's unclear whether more prostitutes were involved. 12 agents were sent home and

>> gregg: fox news alert. tulsa, oklahoma, an intense manhunt underway for the suspect or suspects responsible for a string of shootings that havpat the entire city on edge. three people are dead. two others critically wounded and all the incidenrt. happening within a tpecee-mile area at about the same time. this has police and the it somunity concet'ed. >> in tulsa we don't have three dead bodies in one day spread out, one geographical area but far enough apart where somebody is mobile. >> no problems. we have a minister on one end. good hard people. >> so randomly running around because they could do it at any t tie. news conference is under way with police. we'll bring you any new adevelopments as soon as we g dr them. >> heather: to another alert, brand-new video showing the adevas3 jet fighter crash into an apartment complex in virginia. this as we len new de3 the life and death choices that the pilot faced the moments pefore the horrific accident. hello, welcome to a brand-new busy hour of america's head

he is charged with 11 counts, gregg, including conspiracy to use weapons of mass destructions. what is especially significant, expected next day, possibly as soon as this morning. some of the other alleged and convicted terrorists in this case including najibullah zazi, are going to testify, gregg. gregg: how was he caught in the end, david? >> reporter: it was under very bizarre circumstances. he had been under fbi surveillance the fbi went to

i've enjoyed busting on gregg all day.angie and her fiance, ben, are in town for the week and keeping me company for a while. bob, wrap us up. >> so many of you have contacted us, thousands and thousands of people, saying nice things about the five and we appreciate it but i want to say it takes a team. so to everybody who works upstairs, producers, directors, people who run the cameras and sound, the floor directors, it's a big family, makeup and hair because particularly for me. at least presentable to walk out here. it does take a team effort and i thought we should take a moment to thank all of them on behalf of all of us for making us look good. >> takes a village. >> bob, what did you do? what did you do? >> what did you do wrong? >> i already got in trouble once today. >> this is you did something horribly wrong. >> i didn't. >> you even used one as a emergency contact. >> maybe he did and he hasn't gotten caught. >> i do want you, even liberals, because it's a good show, but watch this special, eric's ia

gregg greenberg is a reporter at thestreet.com. so gregg wrkts market in post recession highs is contrary simply an investment, something that just hasn't rallied? >> well, to a certain extent, as we all know on wall street, eventually the last becomes first. that is a great way to make money. everyone says you want to buy when there is flood in the street so it is the best way to make money otherwise you might as well just stick with the index. >> its he easy to say buy low t a tough one to actually do it one of the stocks, the fund managers told you they are looking at, afl is aflac-- aflac, a a big presence in japan. it has been trending lower over the past 12 months what could fuel it higher? >> well, aflac was up about six percent in the first quarter. that compares to about 13% for the s&p. and you look at the other insurers like metlife, aetna, aig, they were up about 20% so it certainly lagged the sector. now aflac is to a certain extent gotten over its troubles. it had a bad yush mean bond portfolio. a lot of people say th

and gregg williams has been banned indefinitely.nd trace is in the west coast news hundred and this could be damning evidence. >>trace: it was bone chilling about "kill the head and the body will die we have do do everything in the world to make sure we kill frank's head we want him running side ways, we want his head side ways." and about a receiver who was recovering from a knee energy he says "we need to decide whether he wants to be a fake [blank] or a tough guy he becomes human when we take out that outside acl." and about a quarterback, "we [blank] him right there, remember me i have the first one, i've got the first one," and there the film gregg williams was doing this, kind of rubbing his hands together saying it's all about money, you do it i will pay you. >>shepard: what effect on sean payton and others? >>trace: well this may or may not help. look, the lawyers for the assistant coaches who were appealing are bringing this up saying that gregg williams is a rogue coach and pointing out that, in fact, he says on the tape t

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(narrator) with "the living end," a movie about two men with hiv, gregg araki added another voice toal? (rock 'n roll music playing) the world is ours. so, like, figure this: there's thousands and maybe millions of us walking around with this inside of us, this time bomb ticking, making our futures finite. suddenly i realized we got nothing to lose. you know, i went to the usc film school. and being in a really industry-oriented school really pushed me more towards an independent underground edge in that i knew my films were, in terms of content and form, a little too weird or esoteric or artsy for mainstream tastes. (woman) now, don't kill him until i get back. and no more flirting. you know, she shouldn't go out there alone, there are snakes in those bushes. fran can take care of herself, you better believe it. (prolonged scream) snakes. (gregg araki) i really wanted the film to be as weird and as radical and as bold and out there as i possibly could. and i think that the difference in, say, a hollywood film, they very much want to do the opposite and to rein you in. and "don't mak

tavis: up next, the adventures actor clark gregg. tavis: clark gregg is a talented actor and writer and director. he is back as secret agent phil colston for the latest installment of the margarine -- the marble franchise "the avengers." it includes an all-star cast. here's a scene from "the avengers." >> it is an honor to me you officially. i sort of met you. i mean, i watched you while you were sleeping. i mean, i was present while you were unconscious on the ice. you know, it is just a huge honor to have you on board. >> i know i'm the man for the job. >> oh, you are, absolutely. we've made some modifications to the uniform. i had a little design input. >> uniform question -- uniform? are the stars and stripes of old-fashioned? >> with everything that's about to come to light, but people might just need a little old- fashioned. tavis: good to have you on the program. what do you think is about this marvel series? almost 50 years since we were introduced to these characters at hollywood still love this stuff. >> i know, it just kee