i am harris faulkner. the death of whitney houston, pop star, 48 years old. you can see the video of her singing in the supebowl i believe in 1991 in tampa. just an amazing voice. we have remembered her and talk about the breaking news around the story. first of all the reports of her death. 3:55 p.m. pacific time. that trickled down in the media and then the fact that her body was found on the fourth floor of the beverly hilton hotel. she was expected to attend a pregrammy party by the famous clive davis. that music mogul holding the gathering tonight. we describe it as a celebration or party any longer and he has not arrived at the party. and a lot of celebrities on the red carpet outside of the beverly hilton. that's not where the grammies will be held. and hearsals at the staple center called off and resumed a short time later. they have stopped for the night. we have live reporteros the west coast and a live reporter in south haven, mississippi. bobby brown, exhusband was due to perform with new editi

i'm harris faulkner.aking news here on fox news channel. i want to invite robin sachs by phone now. we had her on earlier and a number of questions from the viewers tonight about just how the crime scene and we call it that because there is a crime lab van outside the beverly hilton where whitney houston's body was found on the fourth floor of that hotel a few hours ago. rob gin, you arrobin, you are e with us now. is it unusual for the los angeles coroner's office not to be there yet. >> they are like every other government agency. the first thing they need to do is get the jurisdiction of the police force. i can tell you as of right now there is an issue between whether or not this is a los angeles county sheriff's case or whether or not it is a beverly hills police department case. right now as organized as media thinks that law enforcement would be at a time like this when there is a celebrity. this is a saturday late breaking news story where law enforcement the right hands and left hands aren't nece

i'm harris faulkner.ws here on fox news channel. i want to invite robin sachs by phone now. we had her on earlier and a number of questions from the viewers tonight about just how the crime scene and we call it that because there is a crime lab van outside the beverly hilton where whitney houston's body was found on the fourth floor of that hotel a few hours ago. rob gin, you arrobin, you are e with us now. is it unusual for the los angeles coroner's office not to be there yet. >> they are like every other government agency. the first thing they need to do is get the jurisdiction of the police force. i can tell you as of right now there is an issue between whether or not this is a los angeles county sheriff's case or whether or not it is a beverly hills police department case. right now as organized as media thinks that law enforcement would be at a time like this when there is a celebrity. this is a saturday late breaking news story where law enforcement the right hands and left hands aren't necessarily

i'm harris faulkner.ow, let's get you back to "justice" with judge jeanine. >> judge jeanine: what happens to your personal information when you are on the internet? if you go on google, your every move is being tracked and shared with advertisers. google says they are fine tuning their privacy policy but is it about us or them? jon sim son, consumer advocate with consumer watch dog, thomas a report bert "wall street journal." good evening gentlemen, and thank you for being with us. >> good evening. >> good evening. >> judge jeanine: we have a company google whose mantra is do no evil with an incredibly checkered record of privacy violations including as recently as a week ago. how do we trust these people? john? >> well, you know, i think one of the things we need to understand is we sometimes think of ourselves as google's customers. we are not. we are google's product. their whole business model is based on assemble digital dossiers about us and selling ads around that and it is a successful business m

i'm harris faulkner join us back at 10:00 p.m. eastern for special coverage of the death of whitney houston. right now. justice with judge jeannine. >> this is a fox news alert. sad evening tonight, grammy award winning singer whitney houston has died. the cause and location of her death are unknown. houston was 48, mother to one daughter, bobbi christina. her career had been derailed in recent years due to drug use. ♪ >> from the moment whitney houston first broke in to song. she was obviously bound for greatness. she first performed at age five, solo at age 11 in the local church choir. young whitney grew up steeped in music, her beauty and voice propelled the young gospel girl. whitney sang her first proceed solo in 19 08 began modeling the same year gracing covers like "seventeen" and "glamour." her premiere album spun three number one singles. "saving all my love for you" "how will i know" and "the greatest love of all" the album sold over 13 million copies. shattering debut album records worldwide. more record setting was to

harris faulkner's watching this story. a lot of questions about this, harris. >> reporter: yeah.ly enough, jenna, there apparently was according to one of the local papers there in south carolina an ongoing look at the finances at the south carolina restaurant industry, the association where he worked. he was last seen at his offices on saturday. they found his car a short distance away, and neither of them according to police in columbia, south carolina, seem to give clue toss the where are thes of the 61-year-old. now the feds saying they want local law enforcement to cooperate with their ongoing investigation into finances with that restaurant association. now with them saying that, there are lots of questions about whether or not missing money may have played a role. and we're not just talking about a little bit of change here, jenna. they're saying anywhere from 100,000 to $t-- $900,000 missing from accounts. they're looking at the account directer, rachel duncan, because they're saying she's a person of interest and not been charged with any crime. but they're looking at he

i'm harris faulkner. former massachusetts governor mitt romney coming in first police in the republican caucuses getting 39% of the vote. the results announced just a short time ago, ron paul in second place close behind with 36%. neither newt gingrich -- fox news correspondent live with the news in portland, maine. they have been caucusing all week long, the results just now coming in. give us an insight in to the numbers. >> the g.o.p. party is very pleased with what occurred. record breaking for them they had over 5,000 500 people participate. that is great records for them. put it in perspective. in iowa over 120,000 people that caucused with the g.o.p. very small number of people still participating here but they feel they're on the map when you look at the actual numbers how things broke out mitt romney had 39%. ron paul with 36% they were separated by just under 200 votes. that's not a surprise to the folks here in the g.o.p. party in maine they expected this to be a dog fight between paul and romn

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ima i harris faulkner live in new york now with our continuing coverage of the breaking news the deathney houston at age 48 dead tonight. we are learning from the los angeles police department now more details of the scene that they found when they arrived at the beverly hilton hotel. when we broke in with the news, more than an hour ago we knew there was a lot of comakes hotel.commotion a hotel we are aware of pregrammy festivities by music mogul clive owen. what we do know now is that the body of 48-year-old whitney houston lay on the fourth floor of the beverly hilton hotel. police showed up at 3:55 p.m. pacific time. responding to a distress call there at the hotel and they found whitney houston dead tonight. syndicated radio deejay ralphy joins me by phone. with no doubt, huge response in the music world right now. ralphy, are you there? >> i am harris, yes. >> harris: tell me what you are hearing from your perspective who you have been able to talk to? >> i tell you one thing that hasn't been spoken about too much yet is whitney houston's boy friend or the last person she was lin

i'm harris faulkner in new york.e have been scrolling this now officially want to tell you as we break in to programming. the associated press is reporting that singer whitney houston has died. houston's publicist confirming the singer has died but still not clear about the cause of death or the whereabouts -- the location that this happened in. fox news' william lajeunesse reviews houston's life and career. ♪ >> from the moment whitney houston first broke in to song she was obviously bound for greatness. she first performed at age five, solo at age 11 in the local church choir. young whitney grew up steeped in music, her beauty and voice propelled the young gospel girl. whitney sang her first proceed neck fall solo in 19 08 began modeling the same year gracing covers like "seventeen" and "glom or." per premiere album spun three number one singles. saving "all my love for you" "how will i know" and "the greatest love of all" the album sold over 13 million copies. shattering debut album records worldwide. more record

he has to find a better way to talk about harris faulkner. he needs to put meat on the bone.ny republican its going to take him on. megyn: are we likely to hear more when it's gop versus obama about this issue? ann coulter keeps saying if they don't repeal the healthcare law now, it will be medicare, it will be social security, it will be so entrenched in american society we'll never get rid of it. >> you are not going to hear it from mitt romney. you will hear it from the super pacs. the strategy the republicans will use is put as much of the negative case against obama on the independent super pacs hat can hide behind nice sounding names. that's how it will be done. this is the kind of issue that can doom the obama presidency. megyn: when he gets out on the campaign trail, when they have the debates it will couple. and that situation will get behind full throttle. >> what you will see to doug's point about the super pacs. that's fine when they are talking about the tv ads. but back and forth between the candidates, team obama is champing at the bit to take this fight on hea

harris faulkner has the details. >> reporter: there are a couple of things people need to know abouthis and why it's a national story. for one we've seen six states in washington, d.c. allow gay marriage and now the same sex marriage bill has arrived on the governor's desk, f1a1, and he has vowed to very swiftly take action on this. he feels that this should go up for a public vote for people of new jersey to vote on, and the crux of this is where does the power lie, is it with the people, or is it, as democrats maintain, that gay marriage is a civil right, protected by the constitution, and not subject to a popular vote. we expect the governor to do as he said he will do and veto this and then where it goes from there, we will be watching. back to you. jon: hair i. thank you. keep an eye on it. >>> there are new concerns about a little known provision of the new health care law, further empowering government or a government panel to decide which medical services your insurance company will cover for free. we have a fair and balanced debate about that coming up. jon: well this, may l

harris faulkner has more on this. >> reporter: there are a couple of people they really want to talkwhou. now. this is a winding story. ten-year-old lindsey baum went missing in june, two years ago now. what police are doing in washington state is looking at this video just released, and they have now picked up the gentleman that you see here. his name is tim hartman and he owns a jewelry store. they've been talking to him all along but what is new here is he had told police that he was nowhere in sight from where lindsey baum had disappeared back in june of 2009. we know from this video they were at the same convenience store that might in the same area of ma clea mccleary. there are two women also in this video and police want to talk with them. they've been able to ascertain who the women are, and that they may have some information either about tim hartman or about what happened to young lindsey baum. there she is ten years old last seen around 9:15 on the night of june 26th in 2009. they have searched tim hartman's car, home and jewelry store, but we are just learning today abou

harris faulkner is live in the newsroom, and he's doing this why? well, john goodman is worth a lot of money, jon. his father pioneered products that gave way to some of the air-conditioning systems used by millions of americans. his children have a big chunk of family money in a trust, and some in the legal world say he adopted his 42-year-old girlfriend as a way to, perhaps, gain access to some of that cash. that remains to be seen. here's what we do know. the adoption of the girlfriend happened back in october of last year, and it's just now coming to light, and it's now at the center of a lawsuit against the guy how see there in that picture. you see goodman is accused of driving under the influence of alcohol and killing a 23-year-old graduate student. goodman allegedly ran a stop sign and hit the student's car with his bentley. that student's parents are now suing goodman, and with regard to the adopted girlfriend and the trust fund she could access, goodman might not want jurors to know about that because they could see him as having deeper p

. >> fox report anchor harris faulkner joins us with a preview of how our network in partnership withf these great americans. >> good morning. good to see you guys. >> first time on the curvy couch? >> i think it is. i'm feeling curvier, too. >> bacon? >> no, i don't want to be that curvy. thanks. >> good comeback. all right, so you're going to be doing this great series of stories on african-american women. is it only women we're focusing on? >> actually, you know, it's kind of a mix. we have a lot of people in the stories but we're featuring predominantly women for these first three. we'll see. sometimes in life the greatest moments come when you think one more step is not possible. the stories that we're bringing you are all about what we know to be true about our great nation, that anything is possible if you just believe and don't give up. during this black history month, fox news in conjunction with the ails apprentice program is showcasing some dynamic people, reminders of what we all can do. this month, every friday morning at this time i'll be here with the "fox & friends" te

harris faulkner joins us now and she'll have the first of the personal stories. >> they're so inspiring. you take away a whole palate of information when you watch these stories. >> who is today? >> today, our first story is about barbara smith conrad, an african-american woman born in texas and filled with music. in 1956, the supreme court opened the doors for blacks to attend major colleges and universities and barbara whose dream was music jumped at the chance to study at the university of texas at austin. a school known for its musical excellence. >> even when i was about 5, 6, 7 in there, i was already singing that. >> tell me, when you got to the university of texas, again, i want you to, if you can, kind of paint the scene for us. what was that like? >> strange. they were all caucasian. i didn't play a lot of attention. i had a focus. >> did you set out to be a trail blazer? >> my mother says i was always leaned that way. i don't know. i just know that i loved to sing. >> every year, the college of fine arts would stage an opera for the public. in 1956, th

fox report anchor harris faulkner joins us with more. good morning to you. >> good morning. to meet leslie heiner. while she's never had children of her own, she's dedicated her entire life to helping disadvantaged kids in philadelphia from some of the toughest streets in our nation. 17 years ago, she started a horse riding program called work to ride in order to get these kids to feel a sense of purpose. and what she and her program have accomplished is nothing short of extraordinary. >> hi, guys! >> how would i describe -- >> she's very outgoing. >> nice shot. >> tough as nails. >> usually means. >> what's up with that? >> what? >> she's a good lady now. i like her a lot. she's like a second mother to me. >> nice call. >> but it's all just the -- >> she brings up some very respectful young men and women. >> well done, very nice! >> so do you run a tight ship? >> i like to think i do but if you talk to kids that were in the program 10 years ago, they say it's loosy goosy now. >> 17 years ago, leslie heiner wanted more out of life. she grew up around horses and loved helping

and fox report anchor harris faulkner joins us with more.erful people and report on them. >> i do. i feel like i've won the lottery. they've been so special. sometimes you run into those rare individuals, a true one of a kind, when we first began our research for this project, we met an absolute spitfire named barbara hillary. barbara has battled through not one but two different types of cancer and instead of laying low and taking it easy, at 75, she became an adventurer traveling to the north pole. a place where no other african-american woman had gone before. >> i don't take my energy from people. i think for myself. and that's what makes people unique. not your body, but your mind. >> 10 years ago, if someone had told you that you were going to be the first african-american woman to reach the north pole, what would you have said? >> i would have said, thank you for the vote of confidence but have you lost it? >> barbara hillary grew up in harlem during the great depression. the youngest of two girls, her father died before her second bir