i'm jamie colby. president obama is once again openly criticizing putin for escalating the crisis in ukraine. meanwhile, on the ground in eastern ukraine, violence is erupting as pro-russian activists stored a center as one of them is set free. that's the good news. we'll go to leland vistter streaming live from the ukraine. >> reporter: the one international observer was released for some type of medical reason. we don't know exactly what the type of the release was, but the other group of international hospitalers are inside the russian stronghold. we flew tonight for the pro-russian malitia earlier. they put testimony thogether an then called them prisoners of war. they wanted to find those being held by the government there in kiev. there's no deal on that. the russian foreign miner is said to have made apromise as well. day three is slow beyond where the pro-russian malitias have take up position. they are heavily armed there. and the ukrainian military has surrounded the town but they have not l

i'm jamie colby. we want to tell i about a possible major brake in the search forflight 370.ina's state run media is saying today one of its ships detected a pulse signal in the southern indian ocean. the vessel dragging a pin locator to find the plane's black box. it pay have picked up the frequency in time. the 30-day beacon battery has just hours left. cries at this hour working to confirm the signal. it may be from the plane. we'll keep you posted. over in afghanistan, the polls are closing in the latest presidential election. deadly attacks outside kabul. despite the tal been's added threats, voters waited in lines to cast their ballots, hamid karzai reaching a two-term little as the security pack remains in limbo. i'm jamie colby, much more on the plane 30 minutes away. . okay. so they make $174,000 a year. but for one democratic law maker, it's still not enough. >> i think that the american people should know that the members of congress are underpaid, and i understand that it's widely felt that they underperform, but the fact is that this is the board of directors for

i'm jamie colby. pope francis is celebrating his second easter sunday mass with a plea for peace.well over 150,thoi pilgrims in st. peter's square. a hope for peace in ukraine and syria. francis easter message also more attention be paid to the sick and elderly and out casts and the scourge of hunger. >>> divers in south korea have in the process of recovering bodies. the toll close to 59. close to 240 missing. i'm jamie colby keep it right here at the "fox news" and foxnews.com. >>> we've heard way too many stories about bullying that have made headline for all of the wrong reasons lately, but here is a story that gives us hope. texas high school senior shay shawhan was born with a brain injury that caused her to have seizures. for months she was the victim of brutal online bullying. this is how vicious the texts about her were. here is one. it said, shay, it is so annoying but cute. i want to do more than kiss her, i want to rape her and then kill her. that will finally make sure she goes away for good. shay's mother set up a facebook page to raise awareness about what her daugh

i'm jamie colby.putin for escalating the crisis in ukraine. meanwhile, on the ground in eastern ukraine, violence is erupting as pro-russian activists stored a center as one of them is set free. that's the good news.

"okay, this is the price,"sman comes and you're like.ells you, >>> i'm jamie colby. could this be a major break in the search for flight 370? china's state run media saying one of its ships detected a pulse signal in the southern indian ocean. the vessel dragging a ping locator trying to find the plane's black box. ships, planes, even a british nuclear submarine are in the waters trying to confirm the signal is from that plane. over in afghanistan, the polls closing in the latest preside s presidential election. voters waited in line to cast their ballots despite threats from the taliban. hamid karzai leaves office without signing a u.s./afghan security pact. keep it here for all the coverage on the missing plane. see you back at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >>> is obamacare a fundamental right that our founding fathers would have envisioned for all americans? house minority leader nancy pelosi apparently thinks so. >> our founders wanted life, healthier life, liberty, the freedom to pursue their happiness not job locked, but having benefits, health care policies that are affo

i'm jamie colby. >> great to have you here. >> and i'm eric shawn. joining us as always dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine and author of "the inner pulse," and he's on the left. that dr. siegel on the left. >> all right. >> dr. samadyi is here as well. we'll pay attention. we'll help you get healthier because we begin this week with a brand new story about sleep and its impact on bone health. all trying to protect our bones. people who suffer from sleep apnea, eric, may be more at risk of developing osteoporosis. dr. siegel, you're always a proponent of doing anything to avoid osteoporosis. >> sleep apnea is something 18 million americans suffer from, and what is it, an obstruction in your airway when you're trying to preet at night and you may not know it if you sleep alone. if someone is with you observe you for just snoring but periods where you stop breathing, where you're gasping for air and breathing very shallowly and then you recover and then the next day is number onecism tomorrow is fatigue and this interferes with your metabolism. why there's much higher risk

meantime every time he comes he asks for the same one jamie colby.ow. unless you are on chemotherapy, transplantations, you have low immune -- compromised, risk of getting infection are very low, but what we want people to know is you can pass on some of these bacterias. if there's open sore -- >> sterilize them and don't share. >> yes. >> i think i hear better now too. >> i think i hear better, now, too. >> you have a cut you can get an infection. >> if you have an opening, you have cut your ear or smith like that. >> you want to be careful. >> i think i know the answer to this question because i like a little bag of doritos but what effect does junk food have on your brain? could it rewire it in the surprise, findings from a new study on how all the doughnuts and cheeseburgers -- that is not my thing -- the effect is more than just your weight. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically pro

i'm jamie colby. it's time for "sunday housecall." >> joining us dr. david samadi chairman at the hospital and chief of robotics century. >> professor siegel, author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. doctors, great to have you here today. >> good to be here. >> sunday, we're all trying to be healthier and here we go. i want to begin first with a potential breakthrough in the fight against depression. after researchers say they have uncovered a natural antidepressant hormone that could serve as a powerful new treatment. dr. samadi, this is great news a lot of people have depression and they are afraid to take medication. >> you're right. one out of ten americans suffer from depression. you have the symptoms of being tired, lack of energy, not really being with the way we're treating depression, from the outside in. giving you a medication with all the side effects that could sometime be addictive. they changed the hormones in the brain whether it's serotonin or dopamine. the discovery we're talking about is treating d

i'm jamie colbi. >> hello, and i'm eric shawn. tornadoes this afternoon are a real possibility in parts of the plains and midwest and, of course, it all adds up to a potentially dangerous day. >> and more now from the weather center. what should people be looking out for? >> on an average year we would have had 374 tornadoes by now, only 120. so the slowest start to a tornado season. that likely to change today and also very heavy rain with all of this. all these yellows and oranges, talking about areas of 4 to 6 inches of rain so expect flooding for much of the start of the workweek as well, so we do start with the severe weather, and this morning we already have severe weather here across the plains from kansas city, just towards the nebraska border, all the way down just to the east of the dallas area. that's what we're starting to see wind and hail, but this afternoon, as we get more energy coming from this potent system out here across the west. you see the snow there that tells you how cold it is meeting very warm air and wi

i'm jamie colby. >> great to have you here. >> and i'm eric shawn. joining us as always dr.el, professor of medicine and author of "the inner pulse," and he's on the left. that dr. siegel on the left. >> all right. >> dr. samadyi is here as well. we'll pay attention. we'll help you

. >>> hello, i'm harris faumner in today for jamie colby. time now for "sunday house call." >> and i'm eric shawn. joining us as all is david samadi. >> and dr. marc siegel, author of "unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> doctors, nice to see you. >> good afternoon. >> well, hello. >> let's begin with a ground breaking study giving hope to so many people who cannot move their limbs, a study involving four men who have been paralyzed for years, and it seems to show that they are not able to voluntarily move their toes and feet after receiving a treatment known as electric stimulation. dr. samadi, is this real or false hope? >> it's absolutely real. it's a great breaking through for a lot of patients with spinal cord injury. when you're told at the young age of 21 or 26, like some of these four patients, that you're paralyzed, you'll in a wheelchair for the rest of your life, it's completely testify statings, and it changes your whole life, and the spinal cord injury is fascinating because it's basically a bunch of cords that

. >>> hello, i'm harris faumner in today for jamie colby. now for "sunday house call." >> and i'm eric shawn. joining us as all is david samadi. >> and dr. marc siegel, author of "unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> doctors, nice to see you. >> good afternoon. >> well, hello. >> let's begin with a ground breaking study giving hope to so many people who cannot move their limbs, a study involving four men who have been paraze

i'm jamie colby. it's time for "sunday housecall." >> joining us dr. chairman at the hospital and chief of robotics century. >> professor siegel, author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. doctors, great to have you here today. >> good to be here. >> sunday, we're all trying to be healthier and here we go. i want to begin first with a potential breakthrough in the fight against depression. after researchers say they have uncovered a natural

i'm jamie colby. see you again at the top of the hour for america's news headquarters. >>> anyone who watches the five knows that bob beckel is outnumbered on that show. the former democratic strategist carries the liberal banner at 5:00 and has the scars to show for it. but i had to change my first question the moment i saw him in new york. >> bob beckel, welcome. >> thank you, howie. >> i can't help but notice that your hand is bandaged. did you finally get fed up at the five and take a swing at somebody? >> no, i didn't. somebody took some heat -- some jerk outside starts talking about my politics. he can't stand it, right? so i go through this the all the time. this guy kept pushing me and pushing me so i gave him a tap back and i dislocated my fingers, which proves that you never want to fight, right? and i'm too old for this stuff, howie. it's no good. >> do you get a lot of heat on e-mail, as well? obviously the five is mostly four against one. >> yeah. i'm outnumbered everyplace i go. i'm used

joining us today on this easter weekend for a brand-new hour of "america' news head quarters," i'm jamie colbyjarrett. the captain is accused of abandoning his passengers. two crew members also taken into custody, including a third mate, who was reportedly steering the vessel. for the first time in unfamiliar waters. let's get now to david piper, who is streaming live from bangkok, til

." >> i'm jamie colby. fear on the roads.kansas city waging an intense manhunt for a serial shooter taking aim at drivers. >> how obamacare could have a dramatic impact on the midterm elections. >>> and a race against time. new developments in the massive search for that missing malaysian airlines flight 370.

i'm jamie colbi. >> hello, and i'm eric shawn.es this afternoon are a real possibility in parts of the plains and midwest and, of course, it all adds up to a potentially dangerous day. >> and more now from the weather

i'm jamie colby, i'll be right back here for the fox report.to hannity. >>> welcome back to the special edition of hanni"hannity: the p of faith". rick warren's book the purpose driven life sold over 35 million copies worldwide and i sat down with the pastor of saddle back church numerous times and last year his faith was tested when his 27-year-old son matthew committed suicide. we talked about that and his latest book. >> the daniel plan, 40 days to a healthier plan, daniel amen. >> amen, a-m-e-n, the last word. >> so be it. >> so be it. it's good to see you. >> thank you. >> i know you and your wife and i have known you personally. you were very kind enough to help a charity i was working on and i really got to know you. >> yeah. >> when i heard the news of your son, it broke my heart for you. how are you doing? >> first, i want to say thanks to you, sean, and to jill and your whole family. america doesn't snow the sean hannity i know who literally called me multiple times, texted me multiple times and often just would say, are you doing oka

joining us today on this easter weekend for a brand-new hour of "america' news head quarters," i'm jamie colby. i'm gregg jarrett. the captain is accused of abandoning his passengers. two crew members also taken into custody, including a third mate, who was reportedly steering the vessel. for the first time in unfamiliar waters. let's get now to david piper, who is streaming live from bangkok, thailand. david, tell us more about these charges the crew is now facing. >> reporter: yeah, good day to you. the captain and crew are facing charges of negligence and failing to ensure the safety of passengers. now, the captain has been defending himself today. he says he didn't announce that everyone should abandon ship immediately because he feared they would be swept away, because there are no rescue ships around. but he wasn't at the helm of the ship at the time of the accident. he was in a cabin and a third officer, a woman, a 25-year-old, was in charge of the ship. also at this time there are reports that the shipses swerved dramatically just before the distress signal, and some experts are sugges

." >> i'm jamie colby. fear on the roads. police in kansas city waging an intense manhunt for a serial shooter taking aim at drivers. >> how obamacare could have a dramatic impact on the midterm elections. >>> and a race against time. new developments in the massive search for that missing malaysian airlines flight 370. >>> the country's biggest conservative names in new hampshire today for the inaugural freedom summit. the gathering might perhaps give an early preview of the 2016 primary season. and send speculation over the presidential race into high gear. chief political correspondent, carl cameron, is live at the summit in manchester, new hampshire. hi, carl. >> reporter: hi, patty. new hampshire is the home of the first presidential primary. it is one place where presidential candidates come and are expected by voters to spend extra time getting to know them, hearing their issues, and perhaps forging their policies based upon what they hear in this state. the freedom summit put on by americans for prosperity. it is an o

we'll continue on from new york with jamie colby and gregg jarrett. this is still preliminary.n't have confirmation yet whether the pings we are hearing are tied to the black boxes from the missing jetliner. tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern, we'll have an exclusive inside look at the 25th anniversary celebration of george h.w. bush's presidency and an exclusive interview with his son jeb. chris wallace talks exclusively with general michael hayden. have a good day, everybody. >>> fox news alert. a possible major break in the search for flight 370. china state-run media is saying that one of its ships detected a pulse signal in the southern indian ocean. it is not yet clear if the signal is from the plane's black box. after nearly a month of frustration and false leads, it does offer new hopes, perhaps, that the trail may be getting warm. welcome to america's news headquarters. happy saturday to you. i'm gregg jarrett. >> i hope it's good news for these families. it's always a long shot and a

i'm jamie cold wi -- colby. bottom of the hour, if you are just joining us here what's happening.celebrating easter mass at the vatican. more than 150,000 pilgrims packed st. peter's square just to hear his message. he prayed for peace in ukraine and syria. >>> a deadly gun battle shattered the truce in eastern ukraine. ukraine's prime minister blamed russia for that attack and says what is happening in his country should have the whole world concerned. >> president putin has a dream to restore the soviet union, and every day he goes further and further and god knows where is the final destination. >> well, vice president joe biden will be traveling to ukraine this week, a show of support for the government in kiev. still there are concerns in washington that the white house is not doing enough. joining me now live ton from washington, steve, who is exactly expressing these concerns and what do they think the u.s. doing? >> we have twos senators, one republican and one democrat, both on the foreign relations committee and both are calling for crippling sanctions. russians still ap