very scary. >> fox bruiser lex, who lives just a block away.explosion and saw the people in the streets. we're now told that more than -- according to the reporting -- up to 30 people have been injured. the explosion happened with absolutely no warning that we know of. you heard these long-term warnings from electric about how they smelled gas at her apartment a block away but no way to figure out what it was. whether that is the cause or not remains to be seen but a major disaster in the east village in new york city. what looks to be two buildings completely up in flames. a building collapsed. many dozens of people injured. the fdny on scene with a five-alarm fire. it's breaking news now on fox news channel. we'll have continuing updates on this and the big news stories throughout the afternoon. "your world" is coming right up. >>> we will have a lot more on the fire as facts and updates warrant. everyone focusing on what drove this man to drive a plane into a ground. welcome everybody on now what is an extremely busy news day. this is "your

. >> reporter: lex lex is worried about the cost of tuition going up. >> never know i may have to transfer something swr to a state school or drop out. >> strong words from this woman who says enough is enough. >> it is tearing our student body apart. >> two weeks ago, students blocked the main sblanss to campus, shutting down the entrance for an entire day. >> it angered a lot of people and seems like the community is against us because of a few students. >> today in san francisco, the uc regents met to discuss ways to fund higher education. a 5% hike in tuition and fees for the next five years on the table. equal to a 28% increase by 2019. student assembly officer max huff believes it is too much. >> right now if it is not affordable it is not accessible and not serving the state. we will not have the uc students want and are trying to get in to. >> this senior says she is worried about what could happen next. >> i know a couple of people who have dropped out because of tuition hikes. i see that happening in the future where people will forgo education or have to drop out. >> reporter: t

economic out the new lex luthor.st look at jesse eisenberg playing the villain in the new superman movie titled "batman versus superman." shaved off usually wavy hair. eisenberg is best known for his role in the social networks but lex luthor that could transform him into hollywood's new bad boy. look at this picture. not the foreground but what's happening in the background. mom holding her baby, behind her a family grabbing a bite, kim kardashian with kanye west and their baby north. the pic posted on instagram more than 7,000 likes in the first four days and thousands of people commenting. >>> stay with us >>> former congressman jesse jackson jr. released from a federal prison after 2 1/2 years, schelded from reporters as he left the montgomery, alabama facility. he's headed to a halfway house near d.c. his father wife sandy and children with him this morning. the reverend spoke to reporters on his way to meet his son calling today "a great morning." jackson's wife will also serve time. >>> today the consumer fina

nigeria ens are voting in lex says soon, how has the fall on ale prices affected ordinary people. >>>it time to end the centuries old tradition we report for the ferry islands where whale meat is still on the menu. ♪ ♪ >>> we begin with a developing story out of yemen where saudi-led co linc has launched air strikes against the houthi rebels. the saudi operation is backed by coalition of 10 countries including five gulf monarchies and the g.c.c. egypt, pakistan, sudan jordan and morocco. the military action is to support what the coalition calls the legitimate government of yemen led by president hadi. the u.s. says it is coordinating with saudi arabia providing intelligence and logistic the support. saudi arabia says it is completely destroyed houthi air defenses and the houthi-controlled air base near the capital is nock it's in sauna and hit other targets. these are the latest pictures coming from houthi tv in em vinnie. they appear to show the aftermath of one of the strikes overnight. this is said to be a rez ham area in the capital sanaa. a civil defense rescuer says at least 17

lex did you see that change coming gecko was that predictable or are you surprised by how sharp it haseen? >> i am surprised by the sharpness of the change. second term fourth quarter, we are seeing the president to go out unequivocally talking about race and how he has been affected by this. first-term he had to navigate the waters successfully to get a second term. now he is going to selma and making no bones about the issue of selma and what he funded. having the controversy on movie streaming in the white house to the issues of my brothers keepers and also addressing a hot button issue, the racial profiling mistrust between the black community and police trying to support the police in the nation, as well as trying to root out those who are doing that policing. a very interesting time in the white house. >> you are there in the white house press room everyday. you talk about the importance of being there. why do you need to be there? what do you get by being in the room every day? >> when you are there every day you are there. i am the body. third row, smack dab in the middle. they

. >> reporter: her name is a alex sis whittlers friends call her lexi mom and dad known her as the lexven years old and she has made it her mission in life to show her appreciation for those who risk their lives to protect her. her family, her friends. >> there you go. >> reporter: it all started two years ago with jasper the family pooch rescued from afghanistan bite us military. no one could identify five-year-old lexi the hero who saved her new pet's life. >> she became a little ansi with that and decided if i can't thank one i'll thank everybody. every hero there is. >> here's a real peel, people we see. >> reporter: lexi and her parents wrote a poem put it on card, then began sending those cards to every police officer firefighter, paramedic and member of the military they could find. >> they protect us from harm and keep our country free. >> do to date lexi has distributed more than 3,300 cards. to heroes all over the world. signed, lexi and jasper. she keeps signed cards with her to surprise heroes in person. >> i think there's one that's one. >> her facebook paged labeled lex n

fox two reporter sal lex savage is in -- alex savidge is in san francisco. >> they will offer more specifics about what it would be able to do and how much it will cost. that's the other big question here. >> special apple event is going to happen. >> here is the center for the arts. >> the place is properly decaded and security out front to guard the place. here is what the incompetence slight looks like. it reads spring forward. you remember, it was last year. when apple let everyone know it is working on a watch that started at three 4-9d dollars. the company is fight-lipped about the full rank of prices. the high end version is made of 18 karat gold and could cost as much as $10,000. >> they are working with third party developers for the apps for the smart watch. >> it should be able to start your car. open your hotel room and buy the morning cup of coffee. >> another big question. they addressed today. battery life. >> some analysts were worried. whether they will be able to last the first full day of heavy use on a single charge. and it would need to be recharged. these are some of th

. >> europe generates 100 times more lex tri-from the sun then it did during the last scholar eclipse. germany now has around 1 million solar panel instillations many of them small and feeding into the power grid. this specialist in green energy points out the black solar panels in a university building. the risks on a sunny draw, so now during the morning we have -- start to produce electricity, and then we have more or less a job of about 11 gig watts and power stations. 18 gig watts and 80 teen power stations and this has to be lumped out. >> the people that run the energy grid have a back up plan. and minds for the one in the eastern part of the country. the eclipse could have effects reaching across europe, with solar power dropping up to 35,000 megawatts in the space of two hours. that's the equivalent of 80 medium size plants like this one, suddenly going off line at the beginning of a otherwise ordinary working day. >> the total solar eclipse will only be visible in the islands north of denmark in the arctic. the delight will dim across europe, and this will be the first time

. >> we don't support any specific party but lexes are not politics. the government needs to be judged by deeds. >> stop right there. a government should not be judged by its words? >> i want to tell you something, i'm getting to a point, i'll tell you why, one week before the campaign israeli media published a government that was supposedly of a back door discussion between israel and palestine for which netanyahu was heavy criticized. >> are we supposed to believe? isn't this a big flip flop? >> a week before the prime minister was criticized for showing too many concessions, this is good faith. the fact that the prime minister indicated clearly today on msnbc that the state of israel and his government standing behind a two-state solution. it's also important to know that it takes go to tango. the occupation is 1948 problem. he tells israelis that there is no viability for any jewish existence there so there has to be a measure there taken. >> what's the difference though between -- i mean what happened in between the time he was against the palesti

this is lex. lennox and the lullaby and these puppies are adorable. let me bring one of these cuties to you. look at that face. look at that cute little girl. adorable. the three of the 23 new pups that are all around here. >> brace yourselves and get your high pitched squeals ready. and get ready for the cutist, the fuzzyist. the awes it is 90 seconds of your day. the sad truth these 23 disguarded dogs were facing almost certain death in overcrowded south carolina shelters. today the beagles, mutts and little babies made the long track in the rescue van from the south to d. c. neal league. it wouldn't have happened if it was not for the spca. >> the cost would be prohibited to lend out the vehicle that is fully fitted and climate controlled and everything but the staffing. >> and now they are here and waiting for you. >> dogs, dogs, dogs and more dogs. >> we got young dogs puppies, we got older dogs that are fit your lifestyle. >> they have calm dogs, they have dogs that will knock the cameras out of the photographers hands. they have dogs that will

. >> reporter: her facebook page labeled lex nader and jasper is filled with photos of the little girl with her heros. along with letters of thanks from those who have received her thanks. >> i get smiles and happy cards. >> reporter: how does that make you feel? >> happy. >> reporter: recent murder of a philadelphia police sergeant robert wilson iii caught lexi's attention. she zen everyone connected to his 22nd district more than 300 men and women a signed card. >> kind of a nice surprise? >> yeah. >> reporter: you think they made them feel a little bit better. they're going through a tough time right now, aren't they um-hmm. >> reporter: printing hundreds of cards isn't cheap neither a postage the family accepts no donations much this is a little girl on mission. >> she has a goal. she has style and we would never tell her to stop ever. >> military police officers, firemen and emt's a person who's a hero to me. >> the family is vacationing in washington, d.c. for spring break. with all those monuments around lexi will be on the look out for heroes to surprise with a card and her tha

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the national lexes will be on the 28th of the month.on't see why we should be postponed again i am quite impressed with the successes. i will win the election. >> reporter: if you don't will i step aside? >> what? >> reporter: i said if you don't win this election, will you bow out gracefully. >> by default. somebody wins the elect, of course. i will go to my village. the country is not. [ inaudible ] i want. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: there are fear that his could be election-related violence, more than 800 people were killed during the 2011 election. >> i am not happy. it's primitive. it's very, very unexpected and we are doing everything to reduce it. we need to. [ inaudible ] architecture. to handle this elections. otherwise this country will go in to an unnecessary crisis. nobody's ambition. whether they want the president of the country or governor of the state or whatever. what. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: and many nigerians say all they want is a fair and peaceful vote and an end to the boko haram attacks. al jazerra lagos. >>> l

counting is expected to restart in just under an hour in the closely contested presidential will he lexy results show a slight bead reed for the former army man with half of nigeria yaps states counted. the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said talks over iran's nuclear future has a good chance of succeeds. at this time mats are working hours before the self-imposed deadline. >>> one of the also of the leaders was nuclear talks is to row voice limits to prevents iran for action making a nuclear bam. several sanctions have targeted the key energy and financial sectors, crippling its economy. sanction relief should come in phases, with restrictions on imports of nuclear-related technology remaining for years. the u.s. and its european allies also want any suspended u.n. sanctions to be reinstated quickly if iran goes back on any deal. a journalist, also a commentary at the international newspaper in teheran he explained why so many people in iran want the deal. >> the people have been paying a huge cost over the past 12 years or so as you just mentioned in your report. we have been

. >> dickerson: you've been in israel recently, benjamin netanyahu has 'lex in couple of weeks, how much of a role do you think that plays in it? >> i don't really think that that's what's at play here. i had chance to speak with the prime minister when i was there i've been going to israel for 42 years, first time when i was 17 years old. i felt like i know this country i know many of the people in government many of the people on the streets of israel. the fact is, that they are separating the issue of the election from the existential threat they face from the possibility of iranians have nuclear weapon. and israel is the canary in the coal mine, something happens to israel that's not the end of it that is the beginning. ultimate target would be the united states. enwe need to recognize that value strategic role that israel plays in our own safety, this isn't just about israel. this is about the safety of the united states. >> dickerson: you refer to how many times you've been to israel, you'll be relying on that experience if you run for president. governor scott walker said his expe

have to admit my immediate thought was holy cow, do i have to disemployees that to the federal el lexes differences? there are marked differences between me and barack obama. in his time in the senate he was a back bench ry. >> so it begins. here we go. >> the time is 11 after the top of the hour. brand new allegations about what the department of home land officials did for top democrats. >> they thought it was cranbury juice. a restaurant served alcohol to a toddler. >> that's not good. >> speaking of godlerses toddlers, a brand new study showing the top distraction your teenager are facing on the road. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to help pay for her kids' ice time. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. and 2% back at the grocery store. even before she got 3% back on gas all with no hoops to jump through. katie used her bankamericard cash rewards credit card to stay warm and toasty during the heat of competition. that's the comfort of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. toenail fungus? don't hide it... tackle it

differences of opinion for iranians on sanctions, how quickly they might be lifted, on the ability and lex ability of the iranian flexibility of the iranians to continue and what happens to their stock pile of enriched uranium. those are some of the contentious sticking points discussed behind me. given the difficulty of these issues, what we may get is not quite the full deal that was advertised, the full framework deal. it may fall short of that. some kind of statement suggesting that they have come to broad understandings on a number of issues, enough to keep the talks moving towards the next deadline, which is the end of june, june 30th. the key problem with that deal is will it be enough to show to members of congress. >> president obama needs some kind of deal to take to congress and show them that. >> simon mcgregor wood in lausanne, thank you. >>> more on this list, let's pick up on what simon was saying. the pressure on president obama it's not just about negotiating with iranians but negotiating with congress. >> it brings a lot of pressure. this is not just for president obama o

. >> her facebook page it's tiled lex nader and jasper features pictures of heroes she met in person.he believes she can spot a hero a mile away. even when they're not in uniform uniform. >> you just walk right up to them? >> yeah. >> what do you say to them? >> thank you for being a hero. ♪ >> reporter: recent murder of philadelphia police sergeant robert wilson ii caught lexi attention. is he sent signed hero messages to everyone connected to wilson's 22nd district. more than thee hundred cards. >> why did you want to do that? >> because it's really nice to do something when people don't know when you're doing it. >> reporter: kind of a nice surprise? >> yeah. >> reporter: the cards and postage are not cheap. but the family accepts no donations. mom says the feeling she gets watching her daughter show her gratitude to the real heroes among us is priceless. >> military, police officer firemen and emt either a person who is a hero to me. >> the whistler family will be vacationing in washington, d.c. for spring break with all those monuments around lexi will be on the look out for hero

the state lex traditionty company has been struggling to provide a steady supply and as erika wood reports are concerned about the impact on big businesses. >> reporter: south africa's power stations are old and can no longer cope with demand. new ones are being built, but it will be sometime before they are online. the state-owned energy company has warned people and industry they will have endure regular power outages. >> we have given them our word that we are working on restoring the stability of the power system, but it is going to be a long and painful process, i'm afraid. >> reporter: south africa's chamber of commerce says any interruption to the electricity supply is not good for foreign investment. >> we're very concerned about the impact this could have on international investment. you need a secure supply of energy, and it needs to be at a reasonable cost, and it should not be a tipping force for a decision not to invest. >> reporter: that reasonable cost is set to rise in april by 13%. they have justified the hike by saying it still has some of the world's cheapest energy. but

but once again lex depending on where you are. >> hopefully he is pulling over to give us that update. be safe when you are doing that good another heads up, all of the school chase and closings at bottom of the screen but more will be coming in. get that full list at cbs philly to the come. >> updating our breaking news surveillance video may help police solve case of the two car collision that sent an suv crashing right into a bank at corner of broad an jefferson. no one was hurt but police say three people in the cadillac jumped out and then ran away. as you can see there is extensive damage to the united bank branch. >>> once again it is snowing accredits our area in many locations and it will not stop for hours. >> live team coverage continues with the storm we have reporters all across the the area showing what you to expect. live look here you can see a path cleared forecaster but a lot of snow building up and more to come. >>> howard jones telling it like it is, come on family things can only get better. we will get through this together like we always do. katie has your forec

. >>> plus it has been two years since it's lex of pope francis.look back at that historic day and examine the effect he has had aro [ r&b slow jam playing ] ♪ yeah, girl ♪ ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ ♪ bundle ♪ ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby ♪ and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the streets. the miracle of bundling -- now, that's progressive. >>> there was a new report out that said women lag behind men when it comes to salaries. >> policy group said women working full-time earn 78 cents to every dollar men make. there are efforts to change that, but new research shows that it will take 43 years for men and women to be paid the same across the u.s. the institute for women's policy research projections florida will close that gender gap first in 2038, and wyoming will be last in 2159. >>> well, general motors is recalling the chevy volt tonight, the car maker says the volt is so quite that it people are forget to go turn it off.

. >> the history of modernism the history of inter lex it upism. of these other afghanistans that once existed and possibly could exist again if not in exactly the same form, but maybe in an updated or transformed one. >> reporter: has your dad had a chance to see the exhibit any form or fashion? >> not yet he's a busy man. >> reporter: i can't imagine. >> but my mom did. >> reporter: what was her reaction? >> he she likes but she's also very supportive. >> reporter: her mother has an office in the presidential palace where the first lady tries help afghan women and assist the hundreds of thousands of people in the country horse guesswho aredisplayed. >> if she thinks there is something that deck with minimal intervention she does it, most of the time she's just listening to people which is really kind a valuable service. >> reporter: and service is if he heart of the began-y family, they are all trying to help the afghan people persevere. >> the struggle of life say theme of afghan election con. which is a struggle to realize the a series of dream

he played lex luther's nephew in "superman 4" it bombed. >> your own grandmother didn't like it. >> yes the dagger. >> after the film choices you segued into television. that for awhile did not go pretty particular. >> nope. i managed to blow that one as well. >> four cancelled network comedies led to article in "newsweek" that essentially labeled cryer a show killer. >> after the show killer thing i joke about it now but at the time it was a real issue for me in the industry. there was not a lot of people that want to hire me for awhile. i spent three years with very little work. >> so in 2003 when he heard about a new show being developed called "two and a half men" he wanted an audition. but word was that cbs network president les moonves thought cryer was damaged goods. >> the most powerful guy in the business of television, really doesn't want you for this. >> he is he, i'm not sure, let's see him audition. and did he great. >> no computer, no gameboy charlie. i need you to bey m eyes and ears. >> okay, but you have to be liver and prostate. >> by every account "two and a half men"

lex churs in history with top college professors and real america, featuring educational films from the 1930s through the 70s'70s. watch us in hd like on us facebook and follow us on twitter. >>> secretaries and chiefs of staff from each of the military branches warn congress if sequestration cuts continue, americans' lives are at risk here and abroad. any testified before the house armed services committee today on their budget request for 2016. the hearing is about three hours. >>> committee will come to order. today the full committee will examine the president's budget request for the armed services of the united states. i'm pleased to welcome each of the service secretaries and most of the service chiefs today on behalf of the committee and the people we represent, i want to thank each of you for your service to the nation. since january, this committee has focused on understanding the strategic environment and many of the complex security challenges facing the united states. i believe that in order to fulfill our responsibilities under the constitution to raise and support provide

instead say lex is choosing to accept a higher takeover bid from val yans.s of xilinx is up. >> taking private deal with leonard green and partners expected to close in the third quarter this year. the stock is up more than 60% since last august. as you can see right now it's up more than 5% on top of that. >> mcdonald's files complaints in 19 cities talking about hazardous working conditions. they're the same filers seeking a $15 an hour rage. >>> salix is one of the best going. it showed lower death and stroke rates. it's already available in europe and edward says says it expects approval. back to you. >> thank you. we're watching microsoft this hour. they're looking to move it away from the pc and into the cloud area. josh lipton with more. josh, cloud is one thing. they've tried mobile before and not terribly successfully to my recollection. >> you know, tyler, it's interesting. he was in atlanta this morning and he demonstrated the range of products and services to help companies use their data more effectively, and he know this is a very fast growing

he's a poet, writer, lex surer crew ray tor and policy advocate who has helped the people recover more man 180 million acres of tribal land. she worked only national policy after a career in media, she moved to washington dc to work on national policy issues. she served as congressional liaison for indian affairs in the carter administration and later as a director of the national council of american -- national congress of american indians. suzanne is president of the morning star institute, a national native american rights organization and most recently was the recipient last year of the presidential medal of freedom, united states highest civilian honor. [applause] let's start with one of us who has dealt with this issue face to face. let's start with one of us who has dealt with this issue face to face. that is jim. you spent some time as a professional football player. what are your memories and how do you remember this mascot and this name coming up and how did you feel about that when you are playing? >> first of all, thank you. is this on? i don't see an off or on button. that

yesterday or the day before that -- and i don't know where they got their information -- that the 214 lexvels -- levels are going to be set retroactively and 2015 and 16 will be set back. and can you give us a perspective and there are others up near who want to know about this and nobody -- and not everybody disagrees with me and i won't point out anybody out here but they have different examples. >> we're looking at how to move vy forward with 20 xv15. and you are right. we're looking at how to extend a long-term market signal. the biggest problem we had with not putting out the rule in 2014 was that we didn't have an opportunity to send that research signal. and i think that investments -- continued investments in this sector are going to be essential. so we will be get this rule done. we're also looking at what we can do in the following years. we're already late in proposing 2015. we have to play some catch-up here and do it in a way that recognizes the statutory levels that congress has set but we need a trajectory to move forward here and i think we had problems in 2014 that we've

people didn't say breast breast cancer is a part of the lex son, colon cancer people are much more openedities. >> and your personal story and also, quite frankly, what you did with your platform. >> i thought you were going to say what you did with your colon. >> oh of course. what a promo. >> yeah. if that doesn't make people tune in. >> i think actually it's amazing. you know how many people get colonoscopys because of what you did because we need to main stream these not only treatments but preventative testing that we can go through when you live it an breathe it and actually try to move it forward like katie has and this documentary. go ahead, mike. >> tell me about your trip making this film. i mean on occasion i go not because i have to go there, but one of the more interesting places is the dana farber in boston which has become over the years to your point a miracle factory with cures. tell me about your personal trip making this documentary. >> i was amazed. it was an amazing experience. one of the things we decided early on was to embed crews at two different hospitals. one at

>> guest: what, if i was god lex. >> host: you know what can you take that question however you want to. >> guest: . if you were president of harvard and could make that decision. >> guest: see, that's the problem. if i were in those positions it would be very difficult to make the position or to articulate the position that i'm making. i don't have anything to lose by speaking out about my studies of women in law school. if i was a dean dean or if i was the president of harvard, i would have multiple constituents, right? it would just be the students were admitted. it would also be the former student who are now in positions to provide money for the school. that graduated, they've gotten a really good job making a lot of money. they feel proud of the school that enable them to proceed, and so the alumni are much more comfortable thinking about the kind of law school or the kind of undergraduate school that they were admitted to him that they graduated from. .. racial diversity empowers those with dissenting opinions to speak up. explain. >> guest: well, what i'm saying is that you w

. >> they provided us with lex luther from the bat man versus super man.his is referring to gene hackman and kevin spacey. if it's anything like what they did, we could be seeing something special. >> and then this card breaking. to zayn malik leaving one direction and going in another direction. >> john stamos putting his had in the ring. the day i have been waiting for. #stamos time. the song what makes you beautiful which is one of the first singles from one direction. he took a photo in front of the house or home of full house where there was a couple of fan there is that did not notice him. that became viral. he seems to be having a lot of fun. >> a sneak peek of arnold schwarzenegger coming out where he plays a father whose daughter contracted a virus and turned into a zombie. that's quite a story line. >> more than that the length a father will go to to save his daughter from a deadly virus. this is unlike anything you have seen from arnold schwarzenegger. a lot of people say it could be the best performance of his career. it might be one of the big