i was in a friend's indian wedding and i had a molly henneberg tattoo applied.henneberg or mendi that is used in indian weddings. the traditional molly henneberg leaves an orange-brown color on the skin, that is fairly safe. i've never seen any reactions to that. the issue becomes when tattoo artists call ttd, this is a substance that is fda approved for hair dye but not to be used on the skin. this is what can cause an allergic contact reaction in some people. jon: a lot of kid are out this week on spring break u know, going off to the beach, those little kiosks where they do this kind of thing. parents ought to know that, well the kid themselves ought to know that the traditional molly henneberg is basically okay, it's this black molly henneberg that you have to watch out nor. >> right. and the black molly henneberg it's not life threatening, it's not like somebody who is allergic to peanuts might have a serious reaction. it's a local contact reaction that if you're allergic will appear a few days after the tattoo is applied, similar to poison oak or the metal

molly henneberg is there at cpac live with the latest, molly?porter: good morning, heather, good morning, gregg. yes, dr. carson will speak after michele bachmann finishing at the podium. and scott walker as well as house speaker newt gingrich. told the crowd that republicans and conservatives need to change the way they approach politics, here is more. >> we don't need new principles, but we need lots of ideas how to implement those principles in the 21st century. >> some of the other speakers later today will be former g.o.p. vice-presidential candidate sarah palin and also mia love, the mayor of saratoga, utah had a prime speaking spot last year and kathy mcforest-rogers, a leader in the house of representatives and keynote speaker texas ted cruz who has become a favorite of conservatives. one of the headlines each year at cpac, the results of the straw poll, who people would like to see as the next president. mitt romney won last year and won more than anyone else in the straw poll. we have a look at the straw poll winners recently. romney w

molly henneberg is live in washington. what has he said at all about the attack in kabul. >> reporter: he was in kabul at the time of the homicide bomb attack, one of them but in a different part of the city. he said he heard the explosion. here is more. >> i wasn't sure what it was. i was at a briefing, but we're in a war zone. i've been in war. you shouldn't be surprised when a bomb goes>> reporter: hagel, m veteran has been to afghanistan four times prior to this trip but this his first visit as defense secretary. he offered his sympathies to nine afghan civilians that were killed in the attack and those that were wounded. >> gregg: is there any word on the identity of the homicide bomber? >> apparently he took his orders from the taliban. he blew himself up outside the afghan ministry of defense and shortly afterwards, taliban claimed responsibility. a taliban spokesperson told the news today, quote, this was not a direct attack targeting him but we want to send a message we are capable of hitting kabul even when the t

and molly henneberg, she is live at cpac right in the middle of it all in maryland. all right, molly. it got pretty reved up moments ago. tell us what's happening. >> hi. you were talking about the straw poll. that's really a snapshot of what this group of conservatives, many of them young college students, who they would like to sees the next president. although there is a lot of time between now and 2016. let's put up the graphic again. the top two were pretty close. kentucky senator rand paul and florida senator marco rubio. then a dropoff to the next tier. rick santorum, et cetera. the keynote speaker, ted cruz, contended now as he is doing his keynote speech, contended conservatives have momentum as they go up against the president on issues such as drones and defunding obamacare. and here is more of what he said about that. >> how do we keep winning? and i'm going to suggest two very simple steps. number one, defend the constitution. [ applause ] and number two, champion growth and opportunity. >> conservative commentator and author ann coulter also spoke today

molly henneberg is live in washington with more. hi, molly. >> hi. just this week, republicans and democrats on capitol hill voted to repeal an unpopular obamacare tax, the medical device tax on everything from latex gloves to wheelchairs to dentsal instruments. but health insurance industry advocates warn more taxes from this law are coming down the pike. >> the reform law includes a new $100 billion tax in health insurance that starts next year. 2014 will be $8 billion. that's going to mean an average will pay $100 more on a premium as a result of this tax alone. small businesses will pay over $350 for each family they provide coverage for. >> president obama said in a statement today that obamacare is already saving seniors money on prescription drugs. and it's slowing the growth of health care costs. the president also said in a statement today that, quote, beginning in october, you'll be able to sign up for new private health care plans through a new health insurance marketplace where private plans will compete to save middle class families mone

with that as a background, molly henneberg is in d.c.mention of north korea during this hearing? >> well, that hearing was focused on cyber threats from china, russia and iran. but, yes, there was a mention of north korea. pennsylvania republican congressman patrick meehan suggested that north korea may have taken down some of south korea's computer systems as an act of defiance against new, united nations sanctions. >> another escalation in the tension between those two but a scene by many and i may be interested in the testimony of this distinguished panel to be in response to actions by the united nations and other civilized countries to reign in the iranian -- i mean the north korean nuclear capability. >> north korea has been threatening south korea's media for many months. in part because of south korea news reports criticizing the north for using children in festivals as political props. shep? >> shepard: any word at all from north korea on any of this? >> no. but north korea has stayed quiet in previous instances when south korea

molly henneberg has more. >> molly: testimony today and earlier this week in the trial of abortion provider of a doctor focused on how and why 41 immigrant died during an abortion at his west philadelphia clinic in 2009. he is now charged with the murder and with the murder of seven infants they say were born alive during late term abortions and killed by his staff by cutting their spinal cords with scissors. he has pleaded not guilty. now pro-choice advocates are going on the offensive in the o. laitd the latest an op-ed written by the former president pro-choice america arguing that women turn to his rogue clinic because of, quote, medicaid's refusal to cover most abortions, scarcity of providers in pennsylvania, fear of violent pro testers and right wing culture. they are pushing back for more regulations on abortion clinics to make sure they don't receive unstandard care. >> it's unregulated abortion. this is his clinic and it's a result of putting access to abortion above women's health and safety. >> reporter: fox contacted several pro-choice groups for an interview and all declined.

bill: molly henneberg, sure is, live in washington on that. getting this crossing the wires. the fda is saying that zithromax, which is commonly known as the z pack, can cause a potentially fatal irregular heart rythym in some patients. this is a widely prescribed antibiotic and there are some issues according to the fda and a new warning which is no doubt going to get a lot of attention in doctors offices around the country because it is widely prescribed for ear infections and all kinds of things kids get and things people pick up traveling. that will get a lot of attention. bill: as strong as some other antibiotics part of the reason they prescribe it. >>> moments away from a news conference with paul ryan unveiling his next budget plan. what is in it and how specific does he get and democrat chris van hollen responds live. we'll talk to him next. martha: keep your eyes on the skies, folks, because something else is going to happen tonight that you will only see once every 100,000 years. so you may not see it again. that's the point, bill.

molly henneberg joins live from there. good morning, molly. >> reporter: good morning, martha.e white house today. jay carney has a briefing in about 30 minutes, the white house has said to expect that they will have some comment on this. also the president has an event right now at the white house with the irish prime minister, that should be getting underway in a few minutes. reporters likely will today some questions to him on this topic, we'll see what he says about this. but as you said in the introduction, the president has said previously that the use of chemical weapons in syria would cross the, quote, red line. syrian state tv says the rebels used the weapons, the rebels say the assad government used them. we're not clear on exactly what happened. 25 people were killed, 86 people wounded after a potential chemical weapons attack on a village near aleppo in northern syria. the president had said that if chemical weapons are used, that it would change his calculus, change his approach to syria. the president has been very clear that this would not, that this civil war in

megyn. >> megyn: molly henneberg, thank you.ing indiana widow is suing a church for refusing to install her late husband's headstone. why? well, because it's got a reference to nascar, to the indianapolis colts and a couple of other things that he really loved while he was alive. is that legal? can the cemetery do this to you? we take up the case in kelly's court. plus, republican senator ted cruz getting attention for his exchange with democratic senator dianne feinstein. was he patronizing her? we'll debate it next. >> i'm not a 6th grader. senator, i've been on this committee for 20 years. i've studied the constitution myself, i am reasonably well-educated and i thank you for the lecture. >> president obama is about to speak at a green energy event in illinois. he's at the argone national laboratories outside of chicago where he's pushing for the creation of an energy security trust fund that he says would be focused on getting america off oil. if you would like to watch the remarks, you can go to foxnews.com where the event

molly henneberg this washington, thank you. jenna: a power full and inch predictable winter storm is on the move today, with new england and the northeast the next stop. flooding is a real concern in areas still struggling to recover from super storm sandy. this is the very same weather system that dug nearly two feet of snow over parts of virginia and blanketed parts of the midwest. meteorologist janice dean is live at the fox weather center with more. >> reporter: do you think the groundhog is looking for a new job. jenna: everyone is a critic, everyone, what is he going to do, poor little guy. >> reporter: he thought he was being optimistic and two feet of no in the mountains of west virginia, this is in the mountainous regions. even north carolina half a foot of snow. and this storm is not done yet. we'll watch it over the next day or so linger along the coast. philadelphia, new york, a few band move in, mostly rain across western long island, but eastern long island could see several inches. and then west of boston, parts

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but while we wait for the official announcement, let's go right to molly henneberg who is there live. 23 people on the ballot. so you have to put your preference down. when they start unveiling the results, they don't always start with the straw poll. so when you see the graphics go up behind me, sometimes they show the break down of who showed up to vote. they'll say how many men, how many women what, ages, then they get to the results. some years they start right with the straw poll. so we're anxious to see how it goes this time. 23 people on the ballot. you may remember jeb bush asked to be taken off the ballot. he says it's too early to be focusing on 2016. so his name was not on it. although there is a place where you can write in a name. so some people may decide to write in. mitt romney who won last year, his fourth win in the cpac straw poll. texas congressman ron paul won two years before that. there are often a loft college students at cpac and they are big ron paul fans. and sometimes they have a showing in the straw poll. only two winners of the presidential straw poll hav

molly henneberg is joining us now with more from the cpac conference. molly? >> reporter: hi, uma. this is the last day of cpac, conservative political action conference and we're leading up to two things today, the keynote speaker, texas senator ted cruz and the results of the straw poll and both will come later this afternoon. since this past hour the crude heard from former g.o.p. vice-presidential candidate sarah palin and she received seven standing ovations and she criticized president obama for being, what she called, quote, permanent campaigner. here is more. >> leaders seek to bring americans together to confront our challenges and campaigners, they seek to divide and to conquer and to orchestrate crisis after crisis after crisis to exploit. mr. president, we admit it, you won. accept it. now step away from the teleprompter and do your job. >> reporter: also, this morning, dr. ben carson the neuro surgeon said he would be retiring later this year and been very critical of obamacare and fired up the crowd with a hint or tease of what may be in his future. >> let's say you m

molly henneberg taking a look at that for us, live from washington. , molly. >> hi, jamie, that was the medical device tax on everything from latex gloves to wheelchairs to dental instruments and republicans and democrats on capitol hill voted to repeal it, but health insurance industry advocates warned more taxes from this law are coming down the pike. >> the reform law includes a new 100 billion dollar tax on health insurance that starts next year. 2014, 8 billion dollars, average individual will pay $100 more on the premium, and small businesses will pay over $350 for each family they provide coverage for. >> reporter: president obama said in a statement today that obamacare is already saving seniors money on prescription drugs and is slowing the growth of health care costs. and the president also contends there will be more health insurance options for americans, starting later this year. he said in a statement, quote, beginning in october, you'll be able to sign up for new private health care plans through a new health insurance marketplace where

bill: molly henneberg leading our coverage, she is live in washington picking up on this. why do we know the problem was stopped initially, molly? >> reporter: good morning bill, good morning, martha. president obama halted the program in 2009 saying there were more pressing issues from evolving rogue states and money needed to be spent elsewhere. now that is changing. a senior pentagon official hinted at the decision last week just days after north korea threaten ad preemptive nuclear strike on the u.s. president obama recently weighed in on the issue of north korea. >> north korea is so isolated. is so dysfunctional that, you know, in some ways it was harder to apply pressure sure on them? >> reporter: now the new missile interceptors go into california and alaska. bill: this is a bit of reverseal of a decision. what is the cost to taxpayers because of it, molly. >> reporter: some representatives say the stop and restart of the program even more than if the program was allowed to continue in 2009 mainly price of taken maining missiles, keeping them and restoring them has

molly henneberg is live in washington with more. >> dueling opinions on the impact of obamacare and whether it's been a boon or a boondoggle for americans and americans businesses. president obama says the law protects americans from insurance company abuses and suggests the law is saving people money. president said in a statement, quote, millions of seniors are saving $600 a year on prescription drugs. millions of young people have been able to stay on family's health plan until age 26. mammograms for women and wellness programs for seniors are covered on free of charge. for the fiscal future the growth of healthcare costs is beginning to slow. but they want to repeal part of obamacare. a tax on medical devices that would have increased the costs we pay for things like latex gloves to wheelchairs to hip replacement. there is still $1.3 trillion in other taxes that are set to hit over the next decade. house republican speaker john boehner put out a statement on obamacare. he said, quote, far from bending the cost curve, it's projected price tag is nearly doubled. health insurance premiums

. >> kelly: molly henneberg in maryland with live all the action. thank you as always. one of today's most anticipated speakers is national committee chairman. we expected him to step to the podium later this hour. we will bring it to you live along with the straw poll as soon as they come in. >>. >> jamie: new reports that north korea test fired two short ranged missiles yesterday. take a look at pictures of the launch that happened last year but the latest pro vocation comes as the pentagon prepares to beef up missile defenses in threats of new war with the north korean regime. the missiles landed in the sea of japan. >> kelly: we have seen north korea's rhetoric escalating in the last few months. in october of last year you'll recall days after south korea and u.s. unveiled a new missile deal, north korea warned it had miles that can hit the u.s. mainland. in december last year a rocket launch put a sat lied into orbit after a similar launch in april failed. they called it a ban on north korean north korean missile tests and triggered sanctions. dismissing the sancti

molly henneberg has more from washington. molly, just how close was secretary hagel to the site of the attack? >> gregg, he was in kabul at the time attending a briefing. but in a different part of the city. but he and others on the u.s. base, heard it. felt the explosion and later secretary hagel said this. >> let me express my sympathy, sincere sympathy to the families of the victims. i know about the attacks and i'm very sorry. we're at war. war didn't stop. we have a war here. and that's just the reality. >> hagel, vietnam veteran, says he's seen war and no one should be surprised that bombs explode during a war. that attack in kabul killed at least nine afghan civilians and wounded others, according to afghan officials. gregg. >> is the taliban bragging about this, taking credit? >> the taliban was quick to claim responsibility. a taliban spokesman told afp news today, quote, this was not a direct attack to target him, meaning secretary hagel. but we want to send the message that we are always capable of hitting kabul eve

molly henneberg live for us in washington. critics say the rollout will mean more taxes. republicans andhs and democrats voted to repeal the medical device tax. on everything from latex gloves to wheel chairs to dental instruments. but you insurance industry advocates warn that more taxes from the law are coming down the pike. >> the reform law you includes a new $100 billion tax on health insurance that starts next year. 2014 it will be $8 billion. that will mean an average individual is going to pay over $100 more on the the premium as a result of the alone. small businesses will pay over $350 for each family they provide coverage for are. >> reporter: but president obama contends that obama care is already saving seniors money on prescription drugs and allows young people to stay on family health plans until age 26 and is slowing the growth of healthcare costs. harris? >> harris: i know the president is also saying that there will be more health insurance options for americans later this year but that is also running into some trouble. >> reporter: yes, the obama care

>> harris: molly henneberg live with the news at cpac.t got pretty loud as cruz was speaking. >> yes, there was a sense during this convenient that there t may be time for new voices, different strategies, while maintaining their core beliefs of smaller government, lower taxes and a stronger economy. here is more. >> we don't need new principles. we need lots of ideas about how to implement those principles in the 21st century. >> stop panicking, republicans. obama was an incumbent. he did worse than any other incumbent to win reelection in more than 100 years. >> and the keynote speaker, texas senator ted cruz, encouraged the crowd to push for, quote, opportunity conservatism as he calls it. policies that promote growth and opportunity. harris? >> harris: we saw sarah palin get a warm welcome. the former governor of alaska. >> yes, she got seven standing ovations. during her speech, she chided president obama for being, quote, a permanent campaigner instead of a leader. here is more of what she said. >> leaders reach across political dif

molly henneberg with the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon jamie and kelly. hagel says he's seen war and no one should be surprised that bombs explode during a war. he was in an in kabul in a briefing away from the homicide bomb attack in the afghan capital this morning, but he and others on the u.s. base heard it, felt the explosion, and later secretary hagel said this. >> let me express my sympathy, sincere sympathy to the families of the victims. i know about the attacks and i'm very sorry. we're at war. the war didn't stop and we have a war here and that's just a reality. and we're going to continue with work with the afghans and our coalition partners to fight that war and to assure that the afghan people have every ability and right to develop their own country, their own way in a democracy. >> reporter: that attack in kabul killed at least nine afghan civilians and wounded others according to official. the taliban was quick to claim responsibility. a taliban spokesman told aft news today quote, this was not a direct attack to target him, meaning hagel,

fox news correspondent molly henneberg has more on that. y, molly. >> hey, megyn, a 23-year-old woman claiming to be one of the prostitutes in a video and she had named-- that person in the video named senator menendez one of her clients in that video now says, what she said on that video was not the truth. her name is nexxis santana and said in an affidavit released yesterday by one of the dominican republic lawyers ensnared in this story quote, i never agreed to be filmed for quoted for the video in the news, i never slept with mr. menendez, or mr. melgen or mr. vinicio. i have never even met any of those men. she says she was reciting what a lawyer told her to say and didn't know she was recorded. fox spokes to senator menendez the last hour and the tape came in and he always maintained that he did not pay the prostitutes in the video for sex. here is what he said today. >> the bottom line, i don't know anything more than what i've read in the public reports. but i can only say what i said from the very beginning, that nameless, faceless,

jeepers creepers, i've heard that, molly henneberg said. >> jeepers crow is a whole thing, it's a hightown and sophisticated terminology. >> megyn: i'll consult my friend mr. google on that one. thanks, chris, happy good friday and happy easter to you. >> happy easter. >> megyn: well, we're tracking a frightening health scare today. have you heard about this? 7,000 oklahoma patience being urged now to get tested for hiv and hepatitis after public health inspectors discovered dirty and rusty instruments in the office this have dentist. that's not what you want to hear. the unsanitary conditions exposing thousands to the virus that causes aids. trace gallagher at the breaking news desk. this is a nightmare. >> it is, the oklahoma board of dentistry called it a perfect storm, wayne harington, is a medicaid provider, and has patients with hiv and hepatitis. and two, the breeding ground. a patient of the doctor tested positive for hiv and hepatitis and no known risk factors except for dental care. the board of dentistry did a surprise inspection at the office and there were numerous violations,