i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. ♪ >> this congressional republican budget is something different altogether. it is a trojan horse. disguised as deficit reduction plan is really an attempt to impose a radical vision on our country. it is thinly veiled social darwin chg. >>> what an interesting week it was at the white house. how did the media cover it? >> president obama in full-fledged campaign mode. he wasted no time on tuesday ripping into the republican budget proposal as written by congressman paul ryan. president paints it as a series of cruel spending cuts. the question, jim, how did the media portray it? >> they completely agreed with the president on this. the "new york times" editorial page and news pages were synonymous, this is terrible. the president is clearly on the offensive on this. some are in favor and romney is kind of curious but economists wrote a sympathetic to romney line, actually embracing the ryan budget would be a good hill for romney to die on, unquote. the

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jon: i'm jon scott. mitt romney and rick santorum are crisscrossing the state of wisconsin trying to shore up last minute support there. newt gingrich is focusing on maryland. ron paul is off the campaign trail with no scheduled events. voters in the district of columbia head to the polls tomorrow, mitt romney the heavy favorite in all three contests. with at least 92 delegates up for grabs the former massachusetts governor could take a big step toward clinching his party's nomination. steven hayes is a senior writer for the weekly standard, also a fox news contributor and a guy who he knows something about wisconsin. it's my understanding you're from there. there. >> i lived there for the first 18 years of my life. jon: what is going to happen there tomorrow. >> it's a good question. i think the state sets up friendly for mitt romney. if you look at the places where there are huge batches of republican voters in the milwaukee suburbs and going north that is friendly territory for mitt romney. -p rick sa

i'm jon scott. jenna: another scary story, isn't it? hi, everybody, we're glad you're with us and let's get to the update. there was sheer terror yesterday morning at a small religious college in california in the city of oakland after a gunman opened fire sending students running for their lives. seven people are dead. three others wounded. police say a suspect or the suspect surrendered a few miles away at a supermarket. survivors describe the moments before the shooting began. >> he grabbed the lady that does filing and brought her in and said everybody get against the board and nobody did, he started shooting at everybody and they scattered from there. >> she was talking about how the guy was weirdo and one day came to the school and started shooting at people. jenna: claudia cowan is live in oakland. claudia, what about the motive here? do we even know why this shooter did this? >> reporter: jenna, good morning. the alleged gunman is being described as chaotic and calculating. the motive for th

i'm jon scott. welcome to our special program.is program, you will visit sites where jesus lived, preached, and died. you'll follow the paths of his apostles, to rome, you'll meet a former atheist who had a life changing experience and meet a priest and a rabbi, best friends, who call themselves the god squad. >> both paths invite us to forget about our differences and learn more about how we have similarities to each other. >> reporter: bethlehem where the gospels state jesus was born, more than three centuries later the roman emperor, constantine, converted to christianity. he built the original church on the site, above a cave, once a cattle stall where tradition held that mary placed her newborn baby in a manger. but, do we know this spot, now wrapped with marble and smelling over incense is the actual place of jesus' birth? >> we have no artifacts associated with jesus himself. >> reporter: classical archaeologist jody magnus from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. >> many events described in the new testament a

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columnist cal thomas and jim pinkerton, editor magazine and daily beast columnist kirsten powers, i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. now. >> and tonight i can also say thank you, america, because after 43 primaries and caucuses, many long days and more than a few long nights, i can say with confidence and gratitude that you have given me a great honor and solemn responsibility and together, we are going to win on november 6th. hold on a little longer. a better america begins tonight. (cheers) >> mitt romney there, following his primary wins this week. getting set to take on barack obama for the white house. that was tuesday night. and so was this. >> keeping the interest rate low isn't the way to help our students. they say we should be doing everything we can to pay down the national debt. well, so long as it doesn't include taxing billionaires, but first the students just have to make this rate increase work. frankly, i don't buy it. ♪ mmmm the barack ain't buying it. >> jon: there you go, if your candidate gets a lot of air time on television or maybe if he doesn't go on the jimm

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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

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i'm jon scott. jenna: see what happens when you take a day off? jon: i take a day off and everything changes. jenna: a candidate gets out of the race. we're glad to have you back, jon. jon: thank you. jenna: i'm jenna lee. after stitching together a coalition of fiscal and social conservatives winning 11 states the former pennsylvania senator suspended his campaign yesterday. this clears the way for mitt romney to focus all his attention on president obama but santorum didn't mention romney's name yesterday or officially endorse him. so what happens now to rick santorum's supporters as well as his important delegates? according to the associated press, romney has 661 delegates. that is more than half the 1144 needed to cinch the nomination. rick santorum has 285. so what happens to that 285? let's talk about it with chief political correspondent carl cameron. he is live in hartford, connecticut where romney has an event later on today. carl, what happens to that 285? what happens to them? >> reporter: rick santorum eventually is expected to come ar

i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> this congressional budget is something different altogether. >> it is a trojan horse. and disguised as deficit reduction plans, it's really an attempt to impose a radical vision on our country. it is thinly veiled social darwinism. it's antithetical to our entire history as a land of opportunity and upward mobility for everybody who is willing to work for it. >> oh, what an interesting week it was at the white house, how did the media cover it? president obama in full fledged campaign mode for reelection and he wasted no time on tuesday, ripping into the republican budget proposal as written by congressman paul ryan. the president paints it as a series of cruel spending cuts and the question, jim, how did the media portray it. >> they completely agreed, the new york times, editorial, pages were synonymous with me. this is terrible and look, the president is clearly on the offensive on this, and you know, some of the commentary in favor of ryan and romney is kind of curious, the economists wrote a sympathetic article that said actually embracin

i'm jon scott. keep it right here right here on fox news channel. spelling test next week. [ laughter ] >> bill: test your knowledge on the great american news quiz. >> bill: caution you about to enter the no-spin zone. factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. we present a special edition of the great american news quiz. you'll get to test your wits against steve doocy and martha mccallum. so we kick off the quiz with a look at famous come backs. >> question number one, hillary clinton made an astounding comeback to win the new hampshire primary. some analysts she was helped by a moment in the debate when barack obama was condescending in the debate. he told her she was what? >> bill: what phrase did he use. >> what can you say to the voters on this stage tonight that hesitating on the like built issue where they seem to like barack obama more. >> that hurts my feelings. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry. >> he is very likable. i agree with that. i don't think i'm that bad. >> you are likable enough. >> bill:

i'm jon scott. thanks for joining us. keep it right here. we'll see you back here next week. huckabee. tonight on huckabee. when congress won't act, i will. president is looking for ways to use executive power. the government takes the hot seat. meet jack black. >> and i am will arnet. biggest names in show business with an message. >> get your mammogram and join norine phraser to talk about importance of early protection. heap's produced tv classics like happy days and laverne and shirley and directed silver screen hits. gary marshall shares his favorite hollywood memories. >> and we'll do the walk through. i don't know what it means, but it is on. >> and ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause] thank you. very much. and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studio necessary new york the president love to demonize big oil. >> do we want to keep subsidizing big oil or do we want to make sure we are investing in clean energy . >> talking about the oil company that they plot to make our lives miserable and wreaking havoc on our company. i am not sure big oil is.

i'm jon scott. lee. jon: i'm jon scott. the u.s. and others say this launch by north korea is a weapon's test in disguise. south korea reporting the rogue regime is digging a new underground tunnel in preparation for its third nuclear test. greg pal cat is trackin palkot is tracking all of this for us live in london. >> reporter: it looks like all sis tomorrow are go for the launch of that missile by north korea, maybe as early as thursday. north korea says it is a civilian, peaceful satellite launch. the u.s. and others are saying it could be a warm up for use of rockets like that and violates resolutions coming from the u.n. security council. north korean officials allowed the media a bit of a glimpse into the launch site where we saw the three-stage rocket. one expert we are speaking to says that the critical third stage of that rocket now looks like an improved iranian desraoeufd liquid fuel because sister. the last time north korea tried this and failed it was the third stage that failed. japan and south korea says if this stuf

i'm jon scott. we'll see you next week on fox news channel. >> sean: you have a great weekend and greta is up next. >>> tonight america faces a crisis, gases prices have increases 150%. >> unbelievable out of control. >> gasoline has soared 64 cents. >> gas prices shall out of hand, something has to be done. >> at least ten states are paying $4 a gallon. white house is making excuses. >> his overall goal. >> overall goal is decrease are dependency on oil. >> nobody knows it better than sarah palin whose state of alaska. tonight, together we'll explain how president obama is making the crisis worse. also reveal my secret plan to combat rising gasoline prices. i offered to show it to president. i offered to show him to secure his own reelection. >> i'll open this envelope for you to drop gas prices immediately. >> but the phone never rang. as a result you are paying at the pump. >> plus, a applause good evening. i'm joined by the former governor of alaska, sarah palin. we're joined this evening by a s

. >> reporter: i'm greg jarrett in for jon scott. a satellite launch could happen any time between thursday and monday. the white house just saying this launch would be a quote, clear and serious violation of u.n. resolutions and raise tensions on the korean pennsylvania where 30,000 u.s. troops are stationed on the border between those two countries. south korea cueing th accusing the north for making preparations for a third nuclear test. greg palkot is following this for us. what is the later. >> reporter: the stakes are very high. north korean ow officials are saying that this launch will go forward, and our own experts are saying it looks like it will happen as well. all preparations and the assembly are said to be done. north korea says this is a civilian, peaceful satellite launch. the u.s. is saying it could be a true test of the technology involved in an intercontinental ballistic missile. the launch window opens up thursday morning korean time, wednesday night eastern time. i have one expert saying they will try to get it o

jon: i'm jon scott. there are growing calls to widen the investigation as a dozen vet service -- secret service agents, six out of a job, amid word that more agents could be fired. lawmakers call the allegations disturbing, while the white house vows to get to the bottom of it all. it was all the talk of the sunday shows: >> standards should be that nothing like this should ever happen, because, of course, these prostitutes could have blackmailed the agent intos cooperating with terrorists or with the russian foreign intelligence service. >> i recognize that the vast majority of secret service personnel are professional, disciplined, dedicated, courageous, but to me, it defies belief that this is just an aberration. there were too many people involved. if it had been one or two then i would say it was an aberration, but it included two supervisors. that is particularly shocking and appall. brad: this is the secret service. they're charged with the protection of the life of the president and vice presiden

i'm jon scott. thanks for joining us. keep it right here. we'll see you back here next week. u. >> >> john: is everything illegal in america today? >> i go to six or seven cans, enough to scare the crap out 6 you. >> they thought we this cocaine in tires. >> how can you tell me what i should or shouldn't eat. most americans support laws against prostitution but what if it were legal? what if drugs were legal. one country tried that. >> i think it's working. >> john: but not in america. americans keep passing more rules. >> what are we going to find illegal tomorrow? >> show me in the man and i'll show you the crime. you followed me around you would find three felonies? >> that is under statement. >> john: in america these days everything is illegal. what is more american than opening an lemonade stand? who is first? thank you very much. >> for years, kids that set up stands like this but today watch out. the police may bust you. >> i was like really scared because i didn't know what was going to happen. we had lemonade in front yard for three days and third day they shut us d

i'm jon scott. we'll see you next week on fox news channel. good night. >> hello, i'm dana perino, along with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, eric boling and greg gutfeld. it's 5:in new york city and this is the five. >> democratic strategist hillary rosen started a firestorm and her comments were amplified when learned she was a frequent visitor to the white house, at least 35 times and met with president obama personally five times. the obama campaign distanced themself. jim messina and david axlerod played defense within an hour and vice president joe biden tried to change the suspect. >> subject. >> the war on women is real. it's been intensified. the next president of the united states is going to get one and possibly two or more members of the supreme court. >> in an interview last night president obama delivered the final blow. >> i think it was an ill-advised statement by somebody on television, it's not something that i subscribe to. >> did you catch that? he pretended he didn't know her, which is the ultimate washington, d.c. insult. th

jon: i'm jon scott. voters going to the polls in row island, pennsylvania delaware. mitt romney expected to make a clean sweep on the republican side. taking a look at the latest delegate count, romney is far out in front with 698. he is closing in on 1144 delegates needed to clinch the nomination. although he suspended his campaign, rick santorum is in second place with 260. newt gingrich in third with 137. ron paul trailing with 75. so what does mitt romney need to do to shore up the base and perhaps seal the deal? with us now, former senior advisor and deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, karl rove. he is also at fox news contributor. so is this mitt romney's day? >> could be. there are 209 delegates up tonight. my suspicion he takes virtually everyone of them. the only interesting state on its own is going to be delaware where newt gingrich is basically camped out in the state and has said he is likely to reconsider his situation if he loses the state. but romney is likely to go from nearly 700 delegates to perhaps close to or above 900 delegates as

jon: i'm jon scott. days the deadline for attorney general eric holder to respond in writing to a federal judge in texas. that judge wants clarification over a bedrock principle of american government. does this administration believe in the separation and balance of powers? attorney general eric holder insists it does, saying yesterday that courts have the final day. the controvert controversy said supreme court justices deciding the fate of the healthcare law should consider a decision made by a democratic lee elected congress. shannon pwraoepb joins us how tough a point is this. >> reporter: they are going to have a tough, tough needle to thread. it would be unprecedented for the supreme court justices to weigh in and strike down the particular law. the department of justice attorney who is arguing this case at the fifth circuit gave the homework assignment, when she was pressed she referred to marberry versus madison that clearly recognizes the right of the supreme court to make laws of this land. at

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hello, i'm jon scott. >> hi, everybody i'm jenna lee. we're here for the play-by-play. a democratic strategist taking a shot at mitt romney's wife during a tv appearance. hillary rosen saying quote, ann romney never worked a day in his wife and makes no sense for republican candidate mitt romney to look to his wife for advice on women's issues. the comments sparking a political firestorm as both parties work to court women voters. we're getting brand new reaction from ann romney. washington correspondent james rosen live in washington with more on all this. hi, james. >> reporter: busy morning. top officials on president obama's re-election campaign are repudiating comments made by hillary rosen, cnn liberal commentator, who by the way is no relation to this correspondent. appearing an america newsroom, ann romney defends herself and her husband the presumptive gop nominee, mitt romney that the charge that by virtue of their wealth and ann's decision to be a stay-at-home mom out of touch with challenges of and concerns of mothers who work outside the home. >> this is wh

hello to you on this good friday, i'm jon scott.ybody, i'm jenna lee, welcome to a brand-new hour of "happening now." the president sending this message to iran through another world leader saying the united states will accept a civilian nuclear program only if iran's supreme leader can assure us they will never pursue nuclear weapons. jon: that seems like a big if. james rosen is live in washington. >> reporter: from a journalist who has long enjoyed private access to the nation's top officials in successful white houses what appears to be fresh evidence of the obama administration's enduring commitment to engagement with iran. a columnist who the white house recently trusted with details of what was found at osama bin laden's compound in pakistan is today siting that pres president obama used a key ally in strained dialogue with iran. the turkish prime minister who visited iran last week was asked personally by president obama to convey the message that the u.s. would accept iran having a nuclear program if the iranians would demo

. >> i'm jon scott. comments from an administrator in the environmental protection agency how to keep energy companies in line. those are raising eyebrows this morning. he outlined his philosophy enforcing environmental regulations on oil and gas producers in his region by using what he admits was a quote, crude analogy. >> oil and gas is important priority. jon: those comments made back in 2010 by al armandaris an obama employee. in a statement he responded to fallout saying quote, i apologize to shows i have offend. and regret my poor choice of words. it was an offensive and inaccurate way to portray our efforts to address potential violations of our nation's environmental laws. i am and have always been committed to fair and vigorous enforcement of those laws. but oklahoma republican senator james inhofe already plans to investigate the epa's tactics. could there be any fallout in an election year? fox news digital politics editor chris stirewalt is host of "power play" on foxnews.com live and joins u

"happening now" getting underway with jith jon scott and jenna lee. have a good day. jenna: thank you very much. "happening now", we're getting ready to introduce to you a brand new millionaire. we'll have a live look. there it is. of the small town of red bud, illinois a mega millions winner is about to be publicly introduced. claiming his or her share of the record jackpot from nearly three weeks ago. you see the red sheet, rick lotto officials are dropping hints it may be a local person. lucky folks in kansas and maryland who had their prizes awarded to them were able to do it anonymously. depends which state you're in. if you're in the state of illinois you have to go public when you win. we'll find out who these folks are. get a little it about their story and share that with you a little later in this hour. rick: but first, the secret service prostitution scandal getting even uglier. some are asking if our national security was compromised? and mitt romney now weighing in saying what he would do if he were in the white house. >> another scandal keeps snowballing

rick: i'm rick folbaum in for jon scott. space shuttle discovery officially welcomed to its new home a year after its last mission t will go on display at. it will replays the enterprise which has been there. it came to washington tuesday from the kennedy space center. we watched it live on "happening now". you can see it piggybacking on top of a 747 over several d.c. landmarks before touching down in a picture-perfect landing. today's ceremony drew thousands of visitors want to get a look at. doug mckelway is live in northern virginia and doug is what is going on right now? that is doug mckelway. obviously not hearing us. doug, he is leaning in. having a little problem with his earpiece. we'll check back with doug in a moment. this is very exciting what is going on today. a very rare sight as we see the two retired shuttle aircraft, literally nose to nose as you've been saying. it is a sight really something that is very unusual and rare. jenna: it is the end of the road at least for now the space shuttle discovery that wil

i'm jon scott. "happening now", hillary rosen apologizing to ann roam any. rosen came under fire after criticizing governor romney for taking advice on the economy from his wife saying ann romney never worked a day in her life and was unqualified to speak on economic issues. that sparked a war of words as mitt romney and presint obama fight for women voters. james rosen is live in washington with a look at this issue >> reporter: new video released by obama-biden campaign doesn't use that term. three minutes long it seeks to make that very case presumptive gop nominee mitt romney through reference to romney's own policies including his opposition to roe v. wade and federal funding for planned parenthood and reference to romney's support for other leading republicans like wisconsin governor scott walker. when the hillary rosen-ann romney controversy erupted it was president obama as well as two of his top campaign officials, david excel rod and jim messina who in various forums denounced rosen for her remarks. >> were you surprised how quickly they distanced