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lea, this was special. >> reporter: it was special, harris. it was a exciting day for him.r-old and born without legs. this is not slowed him down. he had an incredible flight with the united states thunderbirds. and this is the first time they didn't fly somebody who didn't have legs. he said he still had the jitters. >> it was so fast and once on top of the clouds, it was peaceful and everything on down low looked so insignificant and at peace. and then the g- force and we went 5 or 6 g's. >> moving at high spode is nothing anyhow for leaper. he won a silver and bropz for blade running and he is flying today with elot pilots. they are the demonstration time and the best tactical pilots in the air force. he relates to what they do. >> the respect for them a man controlling a machine and i am a man controlling a machine and going to top speed. you have to control it and be in complete control and even in the worst and best positions. harris, as you mentioned. he is hanerary for the race. >> we don't want to dmraz over the facts that we have experience doing this. and tell m

lea is in the newsroom downstairs. he -- lea was a fighter pilot. we're expecting him to speak. >> the sentencing hearing is going on right now and we could find out the results at any moment. prosecutors are seeking to put hoffman in jail for 30 years, but hoffman's lawyers are asking for just half of that. the never really dealt with real russian spies, only the fib agents who approached him. i spoke with a federal prosecutor who says the details may sound like entrapment but it's not if the government can demonstrate person had a predisposition to commit espionage. >> it does appear as though the fbi kind of targeted him, but at the same time, not knowing internal specifics of their investigation, i would imagine that they had some indication that this was somebody who might be inclined to be involved in some type of espionage or attempted espionage. >> prosecutors said it was clear that hoffman intended to give secret information to a foreign government. >> how closely does this whole thing mirror real espionage. >> a foreign intelligence servic

lea gabrielle used to eat mres. if you don't look at them, it's better. >> i have to agree.don't look at them and can heat them up, which is what we're doing. we did preheat these for you to make them better. >> very kind. >> you have had recent meals at the white house, and these doritos -- i wanted to give you a special valentines lunch. >> you have done it. i like didn'ty moore beef stew, used to eat spam. i like junk horrible food. but this is not horrible food. it has great nutritional value. good calorie content. good nutrients and good nutrition. it's just hideous. >> it does look hideous, and you're right. it's intended to sustain somebody in combat, who is sweating a lot. >> this is the chicken fajita. >> this is what i went for in covering wars because i thought it tasted best. >> you have to try another one. like this grilled jalapeÑo pepper -- no -- grilled jalapeÑo pepper flavored beef patty, and they make the names better for the ones that are uglier. remember the pressed tobacco, it has that consistency. >> see what you think of this. >> it's spam meets ground

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lea is getting reactions from athletes and families.tart with jonathan hunt with a look ahead to day one at sochi. >> more on these toothpaste tubes. u.s. officials are taking the threat very seriously. everybody obviously on edge as athletes, tourists, and dignitaries arrive for tomorrow's opening ceremony. the concern here that if terrorists were to get enough toothpaste tubes stuffed with enough explosives on one plain they could bring the plain down. i spoke to congressman peter king, member of the homeland security committee. about the threat. >> can't go into details but would involve more than one person, and it's something that might have to be assembled and could involve several people. so, again, this is a new tactic, a new method. so we're not a entirely certain. so we have to assume all the possibilities, and one possibility would be that it involves multiple people. >> i also asked congressman king what his advice would be to americans heading to sochi. he said if it was his family he would urge them not to go, quote, the r

. >> we'll lea it there. i love these discussions. i hate to cut it off. sorry. >>> coming up, think he was joking? >> the thing about being president. i can do whatever i want. >> hmm. watch out, tax and juan williams will be in the house ahead in ten minutes. join us. >>> the mainsnstream media know but doesn't seem to care, the president this week making his 29th change to obamacare by unilaterally extending the employer mandate beyond the 2014 midterm elections note the timing there, by the way. the president simply rewrites law and bypasses congress and what happens? where's the media? crickets. tingles up and down the mainstream media's legs, i guess? >> that's exactly wh it . can you imagine if they re bush? the media would be going czy saying he's acting like a king or something. but this is an imperial president. what obama is doing is not right at all and, you know, what is he doing? every morning he wakes up and e laws, he just decides which laws he wants to follow and whh ones he doesn't? it's not right. >> all right, so, john, what about it? i

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. >> ah leas ah lis alyssa mentioned fukushima. >> the recent estimates for clean july is one fifth the total cost. obviously the tairnl terrible tragedy after the tsunami. solar generated less than .2% of our electricity. in germany solar generated 5%. alyssa is just wrong on what generates and what's fastest. sweden and france over an 11 year period generated five times and seven times more electricity than germany did from its solar panels using nuclear. and so if you want to generate a lot of power and the world needs a lot of energy because of countries like africa and asia are consuming lot of electricity and you want to deal with climate emissions, nuclear is by far and away the fastest way to generate electricity that's zero carbon. >> unfortunately we're out of town. i hope we'll have more time flex time. >> we'll get michael -- >> straight ahead our business is shifting to target the rich and the poor, while the middle class is being left behind. the stream is uniquely interactive television. we depend on you, >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> so join the conversat

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margaret thatcher's government went head to head with unions introducing legislation that is such a lea made it more difficult to carry out strike action and not much has changed since then the one of the first actions they took when they came to office back in two thousand was to change the rules on eligibility to claim unfair dismissal previously you had to be working for your current employer for just twelve months and change that two years the company is keen to undermine workers' rights businesses though beg to differ story clearly very soon is that pretty much help the british government's around somethings like increasing the minimum wage and introducing the living wage they actually increase unemployment to make it more difficult for employers to take on new people the second plan to block out of the month was called off at the last minute after concessions were made and talks resumed. score for the union this time but as more cots new workers plan to move and that next round could very well be just right around the corner. to us or so you are to london. plenty more stories a cl

lea gabe grill. >> investigators had the technology to safely land on the runaway, but they were descended fast when they were landing. much of the hearing focused on pilot fatigue and how it may have played a role in the crash. according to the transcripts from the voice reporter before takeoff both pilots talked about having to fly tired, and talked about the null regulations that depend apply to them. one said, don't get that. should be one level of safety for everyone. that crash happened just before 5:00 a.m., and, shep, at the end of an eight-hour work day for them. >> can you give us more of a sense of these regulations and why there's a difference between cargo pilots and passenger pilots? >> the new regulations went into effect in january and applied to airline pilots and not cargo pilots because of costs. in part the regulations require that pilots have at least ten hours between assignments and during those ten hours they're supposed to have eight hours of time to sleep. listen to one what one official had to say, who represents pilots for ups. >> one of the unique things about

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. >> lea thompson is taken over as chairman.ill gates will -- john thompson will take over as the chairman. bill gates will stay on. >> i am glad sake a -- glad up.a has decided to step i'll have a third of my time available to meet with product groups and it will be fun to do find this next round of products working together. i am joined by jon erlichman, who helped break this news from l.a.. tell us in the final hour how this decision officially came together. important inoad is the context of this whole story. this was a company looking at other internal candidates. it were looking at ceos from other shops be in at the end of whoday they picked somebody knows bill gates, knows steve ballmer, has been there for over two decades. he says he is going to be ruthless about allowing this company take on the next chapter of what microsoft will be. thisill gates role come a is still a tough one to figure out exactly what ultimately he will be doing. presumably have a chance to be a bit more hands-on on a variety of things that satya

tomorrow, i am going to end it there you better be nicer tomorrow, this just me, ralph is note me, lea learn. lou: good evening, you are looking at russian flag which tonight is flying over the parliament building. capital of the ukraine a region. flag raised by gunmen who carried rocket pr rocket propel grenade, and snipe irrifle -- sniper rifles. reports from the ground, that russian fighter jets screamed on the border during the siege. this sign that you are looking at, reads in russian, krimea is russia, they posts these signs all over the city urquidez vein a interim prime minister. declaring plaque sea territory has been and will be a part of ukraine, deposed former president victor yanukovich broke his silence, reveals he has fled to russia, sheltering himself from murder charges after riot police killed more than 80 ukrainian citizens last week, insist he's is still the leader of ukraine. yanukovich in statement confirming he asked russia for protect from what he called quote threats of reprisals again he and my fellows, with russian state media confirming that moscow has grant

. >> exact lea. exactly.clinton did this, the atm thing. >> andy, as our resident jewish person here can we laugh at this? >> i didn't see what the furor is over this. special thanks to jedediah. >> that's it? >> it is a funny picture. it is an accident. >> that's the picture of the year. that photographer when he got it went, holy crap, look what i i just did. i will sell this for lots of money. it is funny. >> the dumb writer was uh prayed to poin -- afraid to point it out jie. what is written on there? >> i am making you look like hitler. >> it could always be charlie chaplain. >> jesse, always a pleasure, see you later, tomorrow perhaps. , neil? are you excited? >> i am. >> yeah. >> hello, everyone. i'm greg gutfield along with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, and she uses an inch worm for a neck pillow. it's dana perino. this is "the five." >>> think of the world a a neighborhood. in this neighborhood, there are good neighbors, bad ones, and nuts. we're the best ever, proof, everyone is tryi

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sts are ine country's leaing fact co-conspirators and the political left.as simply realized that americans are simply fed up with our media watchdogs acting like little pink poodle lap dogs for mr. obama. take this survey from public poli polling that asked respondents to name the most trusted news organizations. in first place fox news, 35 percent of americans ay they just fox more than any other news organization. in last place ms nbc and nbc news that just yesterday was forced to apologize for accusing conservatives of 18 biracial families. at some point the mainstream liberal media has to awakened to the allies that the obama administration and democrats have fed us along a broad, broad line of issues. has taken a long time, but even the pied piper of the liberal left,none other than john stewart, could not hide his shock and revulsion. democrat nancy pelosi is unable to answer is simple direct questions about the rollout of obamacare. >> why is it so hard to get the company to execute that confidently? >> i don't know. [laughter] >> no, and that's myyq

lea has repeatedly been critical, saying he was cracking down on free come of speech, on certain aspects of building a democratic society, but he is also met with members of the business community, meeting with leaders in the civic arena, trying to build a bridge between the united states and russia, when relations between the two countries were at a low point. it is expected that michael will now return to accused dame yeah, from whence he came, the next ambassador will have very large hill to climb. in trying to re-establish good ties. moo rhea has that story for us. >> thousands of journalists are covering the sochi games. her sending outism imagines of what they are seeing when they arrive. specifically in some of their hotels. so sean walk fresh the guardian wrote this, sochi hotel, not quite finished and has no record of my reservation, i will go to the bar while they try to sort it out, and he says oh. the fridge that is completely empty. you also have springer who wrote sochi hotel room, no wi-fi, no t.v., heat, working clock, working lock on front door, or shower curtain. but i'

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questions in a google hang out but credit is say this obscures the fact that this white house is the leahis white house is the least transparent in history. >> not only is obama repentle - relentless on social media but they put up bells and rewhistle so people could see. >> there's the presidential statement. you got him looking over it with somebody. the instagram campaign is something we have never seen before. it was called "inside the state of the union." the problem is with all of the behind the scenes white house pushed out media is the regular media believes, and the committee to protect journalists believe the media are not getting a fair shake. the white house doesn't have a monopoly on this. >> he also did a 6 second bite and that came up immediately after the state of the union. >> i appreciate what the president is saying but americans are asking the question we are unjust. >> the president is up in arms about this limited access to reporters and photographers, this is a problem. doesn't mean the white house shouldn't use all of the social media. >> i am not saying that. >>

. >> lea is here. they pleaded and pleaded with hamid karzai.like he is working directly with the taliban. >> they didn't just plead with him. they released documents detailing evidence they found against these prisoners who have now been released. that evidence contained pictures of ied making material, bookmaking material, wires, remote control devices and then weapons which are used to shoot down u.s. helicopters. the two incidences of the large's numbers of deaths in afghanistan is when u.s. fors were shot down by a rocket-propelled grenade. so there's a lot of evidence provided. >> you're a veteran of the longest war we have ever had. what does it feel like to hear they're letting prisonersers who killed americans out of jail. our partners. >> i have to say that personally it feels like a slap in the face. went on these missions where they risked their lives to find these guys. not just the seals and special forces but the brave men and women in afghanistan, and then we go to extensive -- into detail as far as collecting the information on

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first to lea gabrielle. we have not seen the ukraine president for a week, there was speculation he was in russia, sure enough. >> he said he didn't flee ukraine but left because his family received threats. he said he'll return when it's safe, and while ukraine's speak russian and ukraine, today he chose to speak russian at the conference. >> yanukovych needed to find a place he felt safe, needed to find a friend who could protect him and protect the interests of his fellow russian speakers in ukraine there was only one place logically to go under those circumstances. >> yanukovych made a point to say he had only spoken with russian president vladimir putin on the phone and putin said that i would meet. >> putins troops on the move. there is seasons how far he might go? >> sheltering yanukovych sends a signal supporting his position but russia has a clear strategic issue in ukraine. they're a major black sea port, a warm-water port, essential nor naval vessels to have access to the mediterranean and the res

that is the best ok at how the economy at lea has been most recently.start to see signs where it is kind of fllt. neil: what if the gdp report covers, what period? last qrter? >> yes. last quarter. and -- neil: so before a lot of nasty ather hit? >> exactly. neil: this quarter looks like a disaster. >> this quart will be horrible but even last quarter i think, with all the adjustments, everything, will still be flattish which honestly i think is indictment of this current administration. neil: ith what about you? >> well, said, gary, indtment of this administration, gary, absolutely. i'm struggling with a sense of y have view -- deja vu dot bomb be here. i don't like it. i think it is something wrong. makes the cove of "newsweek", boy here we go again. neil: i was thinking same thing which should concern you and run other way, when i see these type of valuations awarded to companies, i'm thinking that kid, snapchat or turned down $3 billion offer from facebk last fall? well, he is looking brilliant now. i don't know if that is a sign of his prescience o

lawmakererize seeking documents showing when target first lea learned of the breach and when potential victims were notified. >>> stocks were down today. the dow lost 27 1/2. the s&p 500 dropped 2 1/2. the nasdaq fell 5. >> up next, are you ready for another andback from the comeback kid? first, here's what some of our fox affiliates across the country are covering tonight. ktvu in oakland with first of its hand half million dollar fine for ashiana airlines. airline personnel failed to assist family members of passengers on a flight that crashed last year at san francisco airport. >> fox 4 in dallas with a 34-year-old hospital volunteer who has endured 22 surgeries of his own, getting a surprise from the dallas cowboy cheerleaders. the ladies gave john upgraded tickets to a sold out george strait concert. and a large look at orlando from fox 35. the big story there, a florida restaurant chain that hosted president obama a year and a half ago, imposing a 1% surcharge to offset the affordable care act. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right b

first let's go to lea gabriel. >> we begin the fox report with a woman overseeing the destruction ofents. she says her team should be able to immediate the united nations deadline by destroying the weapons by june. they're working in the middle of a civil war. >> a newborn baby who went missing yesterday in wisconsin, turned up in iowa. a person heard the baby crying outside a bathroom. it comes a day after the mother reported the baby missing. the police have identified a woman as a person of interest. >> a cold, wet start to the work day for several drivers in detroit after a water main burst, flooding streets and leaving cars stuck in icy water. >> i was driving in and just disappear. it was like -- you couldn't even see this at 4:00 in the morning. couldn't see it. >> rescue crews brought in some construction equipment to help get the drivers to dry ground. >>> and check this out. a baby bonova making its first public appearance. it is one of only few in exist -- existence. this is how she'll get around for the next two years. >> a standing ovation for jay leno last night on his

demonstrators insist they will stay in the streets until the president nichololas maduro lea power.leaves. lopez turned himself in before thousands of supporters. you can see it right here. what a dramatic scene. maduro is accusing washington of being behind the protests. the president held his own rally, a little more subdued to not step down. he's alling the opposition an infection that needs tour cured. >>> in vee 18 that, iran and six world powers are sitting down with nuclear talks aimed at edging a permanent deal. a major sticking point appears to be iranian missiles which the u.s. and its allies consider part of a potential nuclear threat. tehran contends it's part of their defense and beyond the limit, of the talks. >>> the obama administration is reportedly talking this week about new options in syria, now that peace talks have failed, and violence is is on. rise again. top aides are set to meet this week to discuss what else can be done short of putting u.s. troops on the ground. the administration is said to be worried about the unintended consequences of anything they do

he holds a 5-29 lea s s a 55-29. but two years ago, dick lug re had a 55-30 lead over richard murdoch. mcconnell understands the threat and he sees it's he's prepared to take it off. >> joseph, where did he stray from the majority of voters in kentucky? >> i think more than anything, it's just the level of fatigue that you get with a politician after they've represented you for 30 years. senator mcconnell was first elected to the senate in 1984. he had served a term and a half as a jefferson county judge executive, the top executive position in the largest county in kentucky for a term and a half before that. that's a long time. and you tend to make some enemies over time. and nthen on top of that, you have this tea party wave taking effect that just doesn't agree with some of the things he's done over the years. mcconnell has been a deal cutter. he's gone out and worked with the democrats on occasion. he's fought with them quite a bit on occasion also. but it's those times he's been able to cut deals with them that

. >> and really the guy that initiated that apparently under his lea leadership. >> absolutely.ered to be the most successful drug lord that's ever existed. >> in addition to that, there is this consult of personality around him, songs, things around him. >> yeah, everybody in the united states, even up here in the north, there are rappers who rap about him. and this incredible status that he was able to achieve. in mexico he's just this folklore, this is a guy who was able to, even when they locked him up he was age to get out of prison and just escape and they have never been able to get him until now. so, yeah, it's pretty amazing. >> he sort of is a robin hood figure then? >> well, he was very good doing what a lot of very powerful criminals do just like pablo escobar and he was very good at taking care of the communities where they operated. so a lot of people living in poverty were doing very well when he was around. and actually they are pretty bummed that he's locked up right now. >> "america tonight's" christof, thanks very much for being here. >>> when we return the sh

john lubeaut lea, republican congressman, pat cordle, doug shown, fox news contributor as well.the news of the day that is coming on the heels of this announcement by the ag, holder, is what i want to get your response on first. the argument that some people are making now is this is overreaching in terms of the constitution, that states have their own vision of this. this goes against it. your thoughts. >> it is overreaching, harris. i would call your attention to where the attorney general made the announcement, the human rights campaign benefit. bottom line, this was a politically inspired move. the attorney general following on the president's state of the union a year of action. the bottom line is this is political. and it's designed with two thirds of the states being against gay marriage. it's designed to raise money for the democratic party in the midterms. >> same way two years ago, harris, before the presidential race, remember when joe biden was heading out, the president was about to go to george clooney's house for a big hollywood fund-raiser, and the vice president

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