take barack obama and is that right hagen.shington, senator hagan votes with president obama 96% of the time. 96%. they even talk alike. >> if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan. >> if you've got insurance now, you're happy with it, you can keep it. >> now we know the truth. they've told us the biggest lie of the year. more than 473,000 have lost their policies because of obamacare. >> that's pretty sharp-edged stuff. do you think they can get away from that? >> that's an ad for americans for prosperity. they have been pounding the democrats. ms. hagen is on record as 23 or 24 times in various video clips saying if you like your health care plan you can keep it. you can't run away from this stuff. and for the average american out there who has indeed lost their plan and is being confronted with a range of options that have worse care at higher price, this is something that's going to keep coming back into their head regardless of whether the administration now puts forward more of thes

i'm looking at kay hagen has a tough fight -- i love north carolina, went to grad school. right for some reason. mark pryor in arkansas, even though it's clinton country it has moved to the right. mary landrieu is a hell of a good politician. >> she is. >> the south is tough starting in kentucky going all way down. we have two chances, michelle nunn and you've got longer gan grimes in kentucky, they look to be two bright spots right now. >> i think they are. they are both incredibly competitive candidates sean again, those are states where issues for women's health basic rights for women are going to be issues. certainly -- i'm glad you mentioned kay hagen, she's been an incredible champion and great senator for north carolina. these are issues that are going to be important in her race. kentucky for sure and georgia. look, this is -- these are putting races on the map that i think folks thought were probably not going to be competitive. in all of the races again, women voters, when women turn out to vote and they know where the candidates stand, they are determined and pa

does canon's bad behavior impact kay hagen?the mayor, the former mayor, is there a team of his that was moving voters day-to-day or another set of folks. but no doubt if there is a mayor that has a strong power base then that can have a negative impact. who steps up in that vacuum to get people out to vote. >> you are going took hang out with me longer. thank you to our guests for being here. they are going to stick around for the rest of the show. coming up, i want to share with everyone the story of my great great grand father this four wives and what it tells us about a case being argued before the supreme court this week. there is nor at the top of the hour. [ male announcer ] new gain flings! smell so amazing, they're like music to your nose. ♪ your love ♪ ♪ love keeps lifting me ♪ ♪ higher and higher [ male announcer ] lift your love with new gain flings! more gain scent than ever plus oxi boost cleaning power and febreze. it's our best gain ever. ♪ higher and higher ♪ higher and higher [ male announcer ] new gain flings!

. >> reporter: and that's what happened to connie's flight from copen hagen to san francisco this yearshe accepted a voucher for a hotel, but what's important is what she could have gotten from the airlines. $800. >> are you kidding? no way. >> reporter: and just about everyone, given the right circumstances, is entitled to that compensation. if you're flying in and out of europe and delayed for more than three hours or bumped from a flight, you're entitled to $800. if your flight is canceled after you wait up to four hours, that's $400. anymore time for your wait before a cancellation, and that figure doubles to $800. for domestic flights in the u.s., if you're involuntarily bumped off a flight and wait up to two hours, you could get double the price of your one-way fare. more than two hours means the airline owes you four times that ticket price, up to $1300. >> about 26 million passengers, just if you take europe and u.s., are eligible for compensation and less than 1% are claim thing compensation. >> reporter: henrik discovered the rules when he was stuck waiting for a delayed flig

kay hagen wins in north carolina in 2008 because barack obama is on the ballot. they haven't figured out a way how to get those african-americans out to vote and it could be that they need to talk more about obamacare because obama's base is still very excited about the things he wants to do. >> to your point, i mean the democratic spin after this loss, well, this was sort after republican leaning district, majority white district, older district, this isn't our turf. but this is exactly their turf. that's the problem for them. another point here, too, when you talk about mary landrieu and mark pryor, these folks have to answer for their votes for obamacare. she was able to say when i go there i'll try to do my best to fix it. from if we're having this conversation six weeks ago we'd be saying nine or ten democratic senate seats. let me start with this -- anyone here think the house is still in play? okay. let's move on to the senate. i think that's a fair statement. we had nine or ten maybe a month, six weeks ago, democrat-held seats. now we're looking at 12 or

i was down in north carolina and kay hagen is facing an onslaught from these democratic group and all the commercial rdz about her support of obamacare. >> republicans never loved him so much. i will say this about president obama compared to president bush before him. president bush at this point in his presidency had really lost the base. i think the base of the democratic party still generally likes president obama as you saw today. if you go to early states, talk to activists, they still like him but -- >> will they turn out. >> this is a very, very important request. help me with this. ♪ >> that is the vice president and president of these united states running around the white house in their shirts and ties to embrace, i guess in fishl obama says jump, they say how high? is that what thes proving? >> that's right. that's part of let's move. i guess at some point during that clip joe biden says i can't keep up with you, talking about barack obama. yes, michelle obama has this whole "let's move" campaign. it is four years old now. i think she's going to be in miami this week talki

begich, hagen, pryor. let me ask you about this question of having a pr stunt like this where there is no bill to vote on. there is a bill that passed the house, but the senate is languishing so they basically just talked themselves to death for no productive reason. >> i think the reason they're doing this is because the senate lately has seemingly become the epicenter of rallying the base. last week, we talked about the mumia cop killing lawyer who didn't get the appointment. now they're taking about climate change. not issues that matter to real americans but issue to the democratic base. when you start to rally too much, you start to rally the other side and you get the voters you really want, the independents going, why are you talking about this? eastern europe is in trouble. charter schools, you're at war with charter schools, one wing of your party. we're not creating jobs. health care is a mess. so you begin to look increasingly out of touch. i think that's exactly what they're doing. >> the democ

predict what roberts is going to do after the last time, but alito was clear and sotomayor was clear and hagen, so it's going to come down to justice briar, what roberts is going to do. we have to wait until june, right? >> the exemptions, how many were profiting corporations? none. you're lumping a profit-making corporation in with religious groups. >> no, he's saying there are waivers, unions getting waivers, delays. there's states, whole states asking for delays. why shouldn't a company as opposed to a nonprofit, why shouldn't they be afforded the same. >> this is about a law that was passed that was able to protect your religious rights. and no law could infringe upon that. it's infringing upon the owners of the company, and they're saying therefore, all 16,000 of us are infringed upon. >> the justices may have to look at the long run in terms of what slippery slope it could provide in the future, however, hobby lobby does provide for the coverage of 16 different types of contraception. it is 4 out of the 20 that are available that they have an obje objection to, and it was agreed to that

>> it is interesting you would ask, you have kay hagen running for re-election, and the fbi gets smoked. that is not helpful. and in pennsylvania, the embattled republican governor maybe gets a boost if there are corruption allegations on the other side. how about this, if you create a narrative it can be damaging. it is very damaging, because they had a narrative, now you can see the same thing on the corruption events. >>> thank you, mr. stirewalt. and coming up, more on the conversation with the airliner, we'll be right back. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line, anytime, for $15 a month. low dues, great terms. let's close! new at&t mobile share value plans our best value plans ever for business. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. tha

the other traveling under an italian passport, going to koeppen hagen. that was the foenl destination there. and they say this looks at this stage, at least, more likely to be a people smuggling operation and perhaps an asylum-seeking operation than a terror -- terror concern. so that's what we're getting on the ground here. certainly they are getting criticized for not having enough information going out, wolf. they say they're doing what they can. >> stand by, andrew. jim sciutto is our chief national security correspondent. jim, you wanted to weigh in. >> i just want to clarify. when i said the cia director was leaving the door open, not to those passports being a terrorist event. because that's the same information we have been getting since yesterday, that it fit a pattern, u.s. intelligence officials have told me, of human smuggling, rather than tied to any terror event. so to be clear, the cia director, leaving though open another tip, possible terror connection, separate from those two iranians traveling on those stolen passports. just another po

problem for a lot of democrats, particularly in republican states, you know, senator landrieu, kay hagen among others. senators by the way who weren't at the tuesday all-nighter during the climate change tal a talk-a-thon and continues to be a problem. >> nbc coincidentally in iowa. i think you saw in that video what's going to be a big issue in this race and that is outside spending. right? ads that are going to come not just by the millions but by the tens and maybe the hundreds of millions and i think if democrats are going to survive that wave, the president's going to have to get a lot more involved in raising money for the party committees and national committee if the democrats have any hope of keeping the senate. >> but i think that's why harry reid goes on the senate floor, not to talk about the minimum wage as much as coke brothers, right, americans for prosperity, the democrats want to make it about outside spending and this is how the issues -- this is the republicans trying to buy the election. there's no evidence, though, david that people really respond to those kinds of a

always concern about china, in their capabilities, and when the secretary hagen, appreciated the statement, american dominance on the seas, in the skies, and in space can no longer be taken for granted. does that concern you as much as it concerns me, admiral? >> well, i think in the context of globally chinese military and growth of the military is in the a competitor with u.s. security for a number of decades, depend how fast they spend and what they invest in. the biggest concern is regionally, where they have the ability to influence the outcome of events around some of our, many of the partners and allies, by defense capabilities they are pursuing. >> yeah, and the quotes i read this morning from the stars and stripes, is that an actual quote? >> i have not read the article, but i believe the -- the way you quote it is accurate. >> well, judging from our discussions in the office, i think it is an accurate quote, and i think people need to talk about it. general, we are looking now at a new kim jung, and you and i talked in the office, my concern has been because of the -- that he's l

that will not be the case in people like landrieu and hagen. jon: and senator jeanne shaheen could face a challenge in new hampshire. one sponsoring legislation. >> she is increasingly vulnerable with scott brown throwing his hat in the race. she feels pressure shush that will be a candidate, any strategists says scott brown will be good candidate for republicans. she was vulnerable before. when you put a candidate that increases vulnerable. she is pushing back and treading back a little bit on affordable care act. at end of the day for at love democrats this is something they initially supported. i don't know if they can really get over that when it comes down to vote. they have a solid few years of them being on board. jon: you will watch it, reading about it in the "washington free beacon." ellison barber, thank you. jenna. jenna: jon, more time lost lost in the search for flight 370. bad weather forces searchers to turn back. more challenges on finding the reported wreckage, next. jon: noon on the east coast and we begin with a fox news ale