i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. ♪ >> why extremists always focus on women remains a mystery to me. but they all seem to. it doesn't matter what country they're in or what religion they claim, they all want to control women. yes, it is hard to believe, but even here at home we have to stand up for women's rights and resecretary efforts to marginalize any one of us, because america needs to set an example for the entire world. >> that's one of the most powerful women in the world, secretary of state hillary clinton, speaking at the women of the world summit and continuing the left's call to arms over what that side has called the right's war on women. what about that, jim? the secretary stated getting into the act, adding her voice to those who suggest that president obama's contraception mandate is really a war on women. >> well, i think this vindicates the hypothesis that hillary clinton is running for president in 2016. and to dive into partisan politics like that, she close to do so

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i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. >>. >> stand up for justice, and stand up for what's right. >> and this is not about black and white thing, it's about a right and wrong thing. >> the mother of trayvon martin, an unarmed 17-year-old shoot on the way back from a convenience store, carrying a bag of skittles and an iced tea he. the man who shot him claimed self-defense. he was not arrested and then the 911 tapes were made public. >> those tapes gave way to more questions about what happened that night and why zimmerman wasn't arrested. the media gave more tanks to the story and so did the activists. >> you cannot defend yourself against a pack of skittles and iced tea. don't talk to us like we're stupid. don't talk to us like we're-- we love our children like you love yours! >> the story has built incredibly in the month or so since it happened. no doubt, a tragic story does it deserve the attention of national media? >> well, the media have certain predilections always interested in the

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. >> i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. the american soldier whom investigators accuse of going on a killing spree in afghanistan could face the death penalty. that's what would learned today as the military formally charged army staff sergeant robert bales. there were no cameras in the courtroom when an official >> we know from the charge sheet that most of the victims were shot at close range. some of them to the head. bales reportedly left his base with a standard issue m-4 assault rifle like this one but his was outfitted with a grenade launcher. he also had a 9-millimeter pistol. bales is accused of premeditation. the charges also include six instances of attempted murder. including one female child who was shot in the head. >> this is going to be a very difficult case for the government to prove in my opinion. there is no crime scene. there is no, you know, there is no csi stuff. there is no d.n.a. there is no fingerprints. it's interesting to see how the government is going to prove. this the charges carry a maximum

is that an official date between you and i, jon scott? jon: okay. jenna: come on, jon.e enthusiasm than that. >> you're right, jenna. you should be going like --. jon: it was a surprise. okay. okay. >> yay. jon: janice dean, thank you. jenna: i don't think you will ever live that down, jon. i don't think it will happen. jenna: thank you, jd. republican presidential candidates pile on. this is key issue on campaign trail. we're talking about skyrocketing gas prices. can gop contenders ride this all the way to the white house? we have a fair and balanced debate on how effective this really is. and do you remember this? >> you go to work. throwing mountains of snow back into the sky. and when the track becomes a railroad again, it is miller time. jenna: miller time. why beer execs are dusting off this catchphrase, next. ♪ . [ female announcer ] with the all-new e-trade 360 investing dashboard free streaming quotes, all your investments, positions, and even your trade ticket are all on one customizable page. see the all-new 360 investing dashboard at e-trade. hey, heard any

jon: i'm jon scott.t could be a critical contest in the race for president, voters in louisiana head to the polls less than 24 hours from now. chief political correspond ent carl cameron is live on the road in new orleans, where he will be at tulane university. >> definitely a major theme, with the louisiana primary and santorum leading in the polls, all the candidates in one way or another are talking about the affordable care act, omabacare and how they would repeal it or undo and it replace it with something else and in many cases they're beating up on mitt romney, the latest polls show santorum has the lead in the state and is expected to win here but gingrich and romney are likely to pick up delegates for the nomination in this process and there's no doubt that they have been battering back and forth. mr. santorum today is up in monroe, louisiana, where he took in a little bit of shooting practice, and he's clearly targeting mitt romney for his role in passing massachusetts health care reform. the p

the editor the american conservative magazine and usa today and daily beast, kirsten powers, i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. what does is say about the college co-ed suzanne fluke, who goes before a congressional committee and essentially says that she must be paid to have sex. what does that make her? it makes her a slut, right? it makes her a prostitute. she wants to be paid to have sex. >> this is the mistake i made, in fighting them on this issue last week, i became like them. i descended to their level when i used those two words to describe sandra fluke and i again sincerely apologize to miss fluke for using those two words to describe her. i do not think she is either of those two words. . >> jon: conservative radio host rush limbaugh using choice words about sandra fluke, georgetown law students, and activist who testified on behalf of the obama mandate for free contraceptives, following allout attacks on the left and some on the right he apologized a few times. the question though, the apologies seemed to fall on deaf ears, especially in the media. >> right, rush li

mixed feelings as jon scott can tell you. jon: yep. jenna: in the mile high city. the denver broncos saying hello to peyton manning but it's probably goodbye to the hometown favorite tim tebow. rick has an update ahead with a major news conference set for this afternoon. what will tebow do, jon? what will he do? jon: i don't know, but denver is going to miss him. you've felt like this before, right? 2:30 in the afternoon, a lot to do, and you've hit the wall. but you got to get stuff done. so take 5-hour energy. just open it up, knock it back, and roll up your sleeves. 5-hour energy is faster and easier than coffee. man, does it work. you'll get that alert, energized feeling you need to get stuff done. a lot of stuff. wow. look at you go. 5-hour energy. when you gotta get stuff done. david: trox jon: strong storms with heavy rains flood the area. the national weather service confirmed a tornado touch the down 25 miles southwest of san antonio. meanwhile street flooding is causing major problems for drivers in the dallas area and nearby, tulsa, oklahoma. as you can

jenna: so says jon scott. it's different when jon says it, yeah.about peyton manning? he's washing out this morning under the watchful eyes under john elway, working out for my denver broncos. what does that mean for tim bee owe. jenna: what does that mean for tim tebow? jon: the sensation of the season when he led the broncos from a -- jenna: what do you think, jon. jon: it will be interesting to

jenna: so says jon scott. it's different when jon says it, yeah.about peyton manning? he's washing out this morning under the watchful eyes under john elway, working out for my denver broncos. what does that mean for tim bee owe. jenna: what does that mean for tim tebow?

i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. now. >> . >> jamie: well, in what many in the mid yeah call a must win for mitt romney, landed a one-two punch. hoping to ride a win against rick santorum. these are the headlines, romney averts disaster and chicago tribune, romney holds off santorum's surge and the boston globe, romney wins hard fight in michigan, cruises in arizona and romney's home state m michigan, tough win for romney, that in the detroit free press. jim, does it seem the media were picking sides in this fight? >> well, i think the media are sort of following the election returns here. romney having dipped substantially now, made michigan almost seem like an upset in terms of him-- certainly a comeback, and i also think that in the minds of media, not only on the left, but also now on the right, santorum sort of jumped the shark a little bit, you know, the quote about making john f. kennedy's speech making him want to throw up. as charles krauthammer in "the washington post," that's a little much. >> jon: have th

jon: i'm jon scott. jeb bush calls for republicans to unite after mitt romney big victory in illinois. shoring up his frontrunner stat stat news in the republican race. 1144 do clinch the republican nomination on. rick santorum second at 263. newt gingrich at third with 135 and ron paul trails with 50. newt gingrich's last place showing last night putting new pressure on his struggling campaign. the former house speaker is banking on the louisiana primary coming up saturday. according to the latest real clear politics average the latest polls there. rick santorum is in the driver's seat with 31% of the gop support. romney in second with 22 1/2%. newt gingrich close behind with 20.5%. chris stirewalt is our fox news digital politics editor. host of "power play" on fox news.com live. chris, let's talk about what happened yesterday. before we get to yesterday, talk about this morning's endorsement from jeb bush. what does it mean for mitt romney in the race overall? >> two things, jon. last night's results

contributing editor, the conservative magazine and columnist for the daily beast, kirsten powers, i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. ♪ >> the supreme court justices should now have all the information they need to decides on your health care coverage. >> in a landmark case the supreme court began arguments on the sweeping overhaul. >> marathon argument that the supreme court over president obama's health care law. >> jon: very big week in the national media when it comes to coverage. presentation of the supreme court case and the ultimate decision these justices will make. jim, the media didn't have much to do except speculate what the justices are going to decide, is that the appropriate way to go about this? >> well, yeah, you've got to fill up the time, right? including us here. and i counted five different media stories, one is what's inside the courtroom. and so scalia and-- and the second outside of the supreme court and third the spin as to what would happen, if the obamacare is either upheld or overturned and fourth, the paul ryan budget and health care impacts and fifth, th

i'm jon scott. jenna: a very big story. hi everybody, i'm jenna lee. the taliban are now vowing revenge against the u.s. after an american soldier left his base and reportedly gunned down more than a dozen afghan civilians before dawn on sunday. that soldier, now in custody, accused of spraying bullets through two villages before burning some of the victims' bodies. the taliban saying in a statement on its website that it will, quote, take revenge from the invaders, and the savage murderers, for every single martyr. the president, president obama, calling the incident tragic, and shocking, the defense secretary, leon panetta, says an investigation is already underway. conor powell is live in kabul and we start with jennifer griffin at the pentagon for us. >> reporter: well, we know this accused shooter is a 38-year-old staff sergeant, meaning he was in charge of about six ole other soldiers, the father of two children, he served three tours in iraq, this was his first tour to r*f. he tphreufd decembe

jon: i'm jon scott.weather system with the potential for heavy rain and flash floods, now moving across oklahoma. less than 24 hours ago, a similar system sparked two possible tornadoes, including this funnel cloud that was caught on tape. the storm system is wreaking havoc across oklahoma and nevada. we're just getting brand new photos into the newsroom of the damage from the two suspected tornadoes that touched down in nebraska in the north platte area. jenna: earl emler, response recovery supervisor joins us on the phone. that north platte area is important to the state as i understand it because of the railroads there? >> yes it is. union pacific has their main lines that supply most of the east-west rail traffic to the nation through that area. jenna: are there -- is there damage to the track? >> the reports we're getting, everything is so early, they had rail cars overturned. it doesn't sound like there's a spillage of anything, so we're hoping it's minor derailments out there. jenna: what kind of

jon: i'm jon scott. if things look different to you around here, it's because we're in our brand new studio! jenna: we didn't move the entire newsroom up here. jon: no, we have new real estate. jen i wonder if they miss us down there. jon: we promise to bring you the news just as fresh as when we broadcast from our newsroom. >>> right now, the death toll stands at 39, in a massive twister outbreak across the midwest and the south. the damage, still staggering, even days later, with schools canceled in parts of indiana, utility crews racing to restore electricity, after the screaming winds knocked down pare lines -- power lines. jen take a look at this picture. this is complicated by the weather issue, it's snow, a few inches falling in some of the hardest hit areas, parts of kentucky also dealing with snow, up to a dozen tornadoes swept through last week, the governor there touring the devastation and declaring a state of emergency. >> the damage i saw yesterday was the worst i've seen. it was total devas

hello, i'm jon scott. e're just going to try to keep it on the road, just keep it on the road for the next hour. jon: that's right. [laughter] jenna: not going to use that delta plane as an example. hi, everybody, i'm jen la lee, and we're going to take a look at a polling station in mobile, alabama. mitt romney is hoping to seal his status as the front run they are while newt gingrich and rick santorum battle to be romney's main conservative challenger. >> alabama has a chance to elect someone who they agree with, their values. limited government, someone who believes in strong national defense. the only person in this race that wouldn't cut the defense department, the only person in this race that has any experience as commander in chief. jenna: little tough to make out the sound. carl cameron's live in birmingham, alabama, with more for us today. hey, carl. >> reporter: hello. yes, big day in the south. the deep south, alabama and mississippi, a possible turning point for one, two, maybe even three of th

jon: good morning, i'm jon scott. jenna: hi, everybody i'm jenna lee. "happening now", more dangerous weather on the way as folks pick through what is left as deadly twisters go through several states. jon: key vote on health care mandate to require insurance coverage for birth he control. will employers get to opt out on moral ground? jenna: interesting question. he acts. he sings. he is law enforcement officer. i think he played basketball once or twice in his life. jon: couple good names. jenna: shaquille o'neal will be here with his size 23 shoes and talk about his work with the march of dimes. it is all "happening now.". >> that's what i thought. the ceiling tiles were coming down. i thought the i-beams would come down on us next. scary. don't want to do it again. >> it was terrifying. i had never been through anything like this. it did sound like the train coming through the living room. >> bathroom wall shower stall started moving. i said, uh-oh. this isn't good. >> sounded like thunder. >> when it first hit, i immediately fell on my back. that's

i'm jon scott.digesting the results from super tuesday, ten states, no change in who is still in the race on the republican side. we have carl cameron, karl rove, chris wallace, mary katherine ham and juan williams on tap for analysis. new polls from scott rasmussen. and why gas prices could end up being a big issue in the upcoming election. plus the future for peyton manning, a big announcement expected at a live news conference about an hour and ten minutes from now. and iran agrees to six-party talks, but is this just another delay tactic for that rogue regime? we'll see you in a few minutes. bill. bill: you mentioned gas prices. a lot of democrats, the president pointing a finger of blame at speculators on wall street. jon, see you in a moment okay. the white house says they have a plan to fix all that, it involves another task force. will that do anything? martha: and these guys say that they are not heros. we have to disagree with that. see how these police officers ran toward danger. you'll h

jon: i'm jon scott. right now mitt romney hopes to capitalize on the next big contest after his decisive win in illinois. a strong showing in louisiana where santorum is favored would be another big boost to his campaign. the south has been tough territory foreromney with the the exception of florida. the big wins have gone to santorum and gingrich helping them keep in the race for the gop nomination. romney fares better nationally puts him ahead of by seven points. there is new evidence that romney support among conservatives is growing. chief washington correspondent james rosen is live for us now. >> reporter: good morning. it would be a stretch to describe the conservative feeling for mitt romney as a sudden swoon but the right wing does appear increasingly hospital pitable to him. derided sometimes as massachusetts moderate he managed to carry a 47% of the tea party supporters. romney also this week won the enendorsement at jeb bush. an activist at freedomworks, helped popularize the tea party and r

i'm jon scott. thanks for watching. keep it here on fox news channel. we'll see you next week for another edition of,. ,. >> sean: where we begin tonight's special. with a woman that a most vilified and most targeted. sarah palin from her family to her appearance oceans she has been called every name in the book. >> i know why you are happy. sarah palin can complete a sentence. [ laughter ] >> i believe the vice president isn't supposed to sound like the host of romper room. >> i think she is profoundly stupid. >> if she gets in they can split the mlth vote. >> the absolute at this flight attendant look. speaking of [ bleep ]. >> sean: this is the worst of it but sadly it is not. joining me is former governor palin. good to see you. thank you for being with us? >> of course, thank you. >> sean: so a personal toll. because things involving your family and your kids and you and your looks. every level you have been attacked. does this take a personal toll? >> you know when the attacks are against me politically especially it doesn't really bother me becau

jon: i'm jon scott. with the fate of the health care overhaul now hanging in the balance, the supreme court justices now dig into this question. can the law survive if they strike down its most controversial component, the individual mandate. that is the one that requires americans to buy health insurance or pay a penalty. the high court also set to focus on another provision of the law today, which involves expanding medicaid. karl rove is the former deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush and a fox news contributor. karl, so much has been made which side is winning the arguments thus far but until these justice actually rule we're not going to know. as far as you're concerned, can, can this law stand without the individual mandate? >> well, even the administration supporters say the law canned stand without the individual mandate. if you don't require everybody to buy health insurance, then if you've got this other provision called guaranteed issue that says insurance companies have to provid

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good morning, i'm jon scott. jenna: good morning, i'm jenna lee. this is not just any day. this is super tuesday. almost wore a cape. jon: with a big s on the chest. jenna: that's right. for primary and caucus voters across 10 dates states this is a big day. a whole lot at stake. 419 delegates up for grabs. by far the most for any day in the presidential campaign. more than a third of the delegates needed to clinch the republican presidential nomination. jon: all the candidates are fanning out today. newt gingrich is in georgia. the state he represented for congress for two decades. georgia with the most delegates up for grabs. it is a must-win state for the former house speaker, who has lost much of the momentum he has seen in recent weeks. jenna: john roberts is live in georgia with all of this. jon? >> reporter: good morning, to you, jenna. seems very little question whether or not newt gingrich will win in georgia here today. he had a commanding lead in the polls. he is trying to close the deal with georgia voters in cobb county. we have a steady of stream of people comi